Another early Peggy McCay color episode.

Journey Into Darkness--Skip Homeier, Peggy McCay, 1957 color TV

And since I never noticed before - happy 70 pages (now 71), Rosehill fans. A real feat.

Edited March 31Mar 31 by DRW50

Thanks to @JAS0N47 an interview with Gene Peterson. I appreciate what he says about the 85-year-old devoted fan. Back then fans probably had to be sharper than ever.

I know little to nothing about this character.

@slick jones You and IMDB have Gene listed as airing in 1958. This is from Duluth News Tribune 2/8/59. I'm not sure if that would mean he was still on the show in 1959 or not but thought you'd want to know.

Edited 11 hours ago11 hr by DRW50

9 hours ago, DRW50 said:

Thanks to @JAS0N47 an interview with Gene Peterson. I appreciate what he says about the 85-year-old devoted fan. Back then fans probably had to be sharper than ever.

I know little to nothing about this character.

@slick jones You and IMDB have Gene listed as airing in 1958. This is from Duluth News Tribune 2/8/59. I'm not sure if that would mean he was still on the show in 1959 or not but thought you'd want to know.

I believe Gene was on the show 58-59.

Van and husband Paul moved to New York. Paul was presumed dead in a plane crash, This was when the show expanded to 30 min. Widow Van got a job at an ad agency that sponsored Starship, a variety show, Noel Penn was the exec producer.

1 minute ago, Paul Raven said:

I believe Gene was on the show 58-59.

Van and husband Paul moved to New York. Paul was presumed dead in a plane crash, This was when the show expanded to 30 min. Widow Van got a job at an ad agency that sponsored Starship, a variety show, Noel Penn was the exec producer.

Thanks. I wonder if they had any more plans for him. I wish some of that time would pop up.