BEAUTY AND THE BEAST COMPANION
By Peter J. Formaini, USA
Special Episode Information
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Extracts from His Major Companion
Episode 38 (Series 2, Episode
16)
A Distant Shore
| Critical Rating | 4.0 | Violence Rating | 3.5 | Original Air Date | April 14, 1989 |
Major Performance Credits
| Gina Barrett | Debra Engle | Woman in Booth | Tina Andrews |
| Mel Rae | Andy Bloch | Danny | Alan Berger |
| Mouse | David Greenlee | Engineer | Artie Ripp |
| Richie | Sal Jenco | Man in Hallway | Charles Doughtery |
| Rita Escobar | Carolyn Finney | PA | Andrew David Miller |
| Cabbie | Stewart Zully | Musician | Brad Sevy |
| Receptionist | Tracy Burns |
| Major Production Credits | Literary / Musical References | |||
| DIRECTOR | Michael Switzer | Teleplay By |
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| EDITOR(s) | Craig Ridenour | Story By | Marie Therese Squerciatti | |
Milestones
| n/a |
Special Notes / Trivia
| The music group whose tapes are being bootlegged is called "Phoenix" | |
| Catherine visited Los Angeles when she was 8 years old | |
| Catherine stayed in Room 312 at the hotel and her phone number was 555-3689 | |
| Catherine's being "saved" by the hearing of Vincent's distant cries is reminiscent of "Jane Eyre", where the heroine is similarly saved by the timely sound of her distant lover's cry | |
| Catherine gives the cab driver the address "... the East 60's near Central Park". However, this cannot be her home address, as it has been established through numerous camera shots that her apartment balcony looks over the park from the west side of the park. An explanation may be that many single women in large cities give a false address well away from their actual addresses in order to protect themselves and their addresses from public knowledge, especially to strangers. Those readers who have ever been in the typical New York City cab can well understand her hesitance to give out her actual address. |