The Fifth House on the Left, Part 2
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[edit] Summary
Eugene and Bernard stay with a stuck up family of actors in California. An earthquake soon hits town and Bernard helps bring a little girl to God.
[edit] Plot
After the earthquake (and rescuing a director from a sound-stage), Kelsey Smith-Hammer and Eugene find themselves stranded. Kelsey just pouts, but Eugene tries to help fireman, ambulance workers, and anyone else who's cleaning up after the earthquake.
Back at the Smith-Hammer's house, Bernard assists Tammi who was cut by falling glass. Tammi's father isn't happy about Bernard's stories of Jesus, but he backs off when he sees how they help Tammi.
Eugene and Kelsey finally make it back to Kelsey's house. Kelsey seems to have learned her lesson about being selfish. Later, the Smith-Hammer family gathers around the truck as Bernard and Eugene prepare to head back to Odyssey. They all give heartfelt goodbyes. It's been quite a California adventure! And now, back to Odyssey..where few things ever change.
[edit] Discussion Questions
- Why were Kelsey and Tammi so spoiled?
- Why was Foster so opposed to Bernard telling Tammi about Jesus?
- Have you ever had a major emergency in your town? How would you react if you did?
[edit] Cast
[edit] Notes
- This episode takes place away from Odyssey: Episodes That Take Place Away from Odyssey
- Paul McCusker came up with the title "Six on the Richter Scale" a few weeks after this episode aired, unfortunately it was too late to rename it.
[edit] Quotes
Eugene Meltsner: Then... lead on, "Bernie"!Bernard Walton: Why, in a flash, "Hubert"!
Angela: Yes, Mr. Walton.
Bernard Walton: The name's Bernard. She'll never get my name right.
Bernard Walton: You know you need to give your daughter driving lessons.
Foster Smith-Hammer: I would except, Hubert was driving.
Bernard Walton: Hubert? Eugene!
Kelsey Smith-Hammer: May I kiss you good-bye, Eugene?
Eugene Meltsner: If you insist.
Foster Smith-Hammer: Anytime you're in town, you guys, don't hesitate to, uh, call our answering machine.
Eugene Meltsner: Ah, yes, Odyssey. Where, fortunately, few things ever change.
Bernard Walton: Thank heaven.
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