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I’ve watched all of the episodes over the years and have a handful of favorites, “Queen of the Nile’ being one of them. I watched it again tonight and have always wondered why an actress with a foreign accent (Celia Losky was born in Vienna) was chosen to play the mother/daughter, especially since the daughter/actress (Ann Blyth) mentions early on in the episode that they were from Iowa or Ohio. A child born to an immigrant would likely have no accent if raised in the U.S. even if a parent did, but this relationship is turned around.

Maybe I should wait for the upcoming final episode that may or may not explain everything, but, for now, without going back and rewatching the previous episodes, I just cannot recollect the whole “Wheeler” character and that situation. I get most of the stories, and but If someone would be so kind to explain it in a nutshell before ep. 6 that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Does anyone know how long the time frame actually was, from the time the sinkhole happened to getting back home? A month, a year? Couldn’t tell, couldn’t keep track.

I think Gavin is going to wake up at the end of the final episode, the past seasons all a dream. I always go back to the Bob Newhart show. Actually it was genius.

Hallelujah!

When I first heard the fictitious AFB name I, too, thought they said Madera, but the closed captions say “Ladera AFB” (every time it is mentioned). Ironically, had it been/or is Madera AFB, the now closed Castle AFB at Merced, CA is just down the road from Madera, CA. But then, maybe the closed captions are wrong and it is Madera, Dowel Jones.

@ottoDbusdriver You ARE THE BEST. I’ve not watched any of the last two season but got the gist from your posts (kinda glad I didn’t) -- Carry on.

You’re not the only one, GHSCORPIOSRULE :)

Googled the actress, she is 26. Steve McQueen was 28 when he played a teen in the original “The Blob”.

One of my favorite episodes. Yes, Vaughn was so annoyed with Colombo--made me laugh out loud each time Colombo got too close.

I did mean Levi. thank you Edited Yest. at 04:49 AM by mythoughtis To “peachmangosteen”: Eli is Levi.

I watched "The Case of the Twice Told Twist tonight" (1966). Loved seeing Raymond Burr’s beautiful blue eyes in this only color episode.

I thought this too--must’ve been offscreen, if so, but I doubt it. Kinda like no explanation where Paul Drake, Jr. came from, and not explaining his departure when they added Ken Malansky.

I still think this is all on purpose, they don't have any idea of what they want or where they want to go, so they throw everything in there, will solve some of the issues, answer some questions but those answers will be contradictory, without continuity and make no sense. Edited 15 hours ago by circumvent I agree--so very convoluted--way too many plots. I’m trying to hang on, though, and keep watching. When Manifest went to (or will be on) Netflix, or Apple, or wherever the next season will be, I was so disappointed as I don’t subscribe to those services, but looking back on how convoluted it is, as well, I don’t think I will miss it. I could probably stop watching LaBrea and feel the same way. You don’t miss what you don’t have.

I need my memory refreshed--why do we call Wolf Snack “Wolf Snack”??