"Classic AW CD 56:26"

June 1969

In this scene, shortly after Lee's death, Sam flashbacks to a scene from April, 1968 with Lee, just after his release from jail following his arrest for the murder of Lefty Burns, whom Lee had killed in self-defense. Lahoma is attempting to prepare a study area for him in their apartment. If you listen carefully, an exasperated Lahoma can be heard furiously snapping the pencil she has just sharpened after Sam gathers up his books and leaves to study in the office.
Liz, enraged that Fred and Susan have become romantically involved, angrily throws him out when he returns from dropping Susan off to stay with Bill and Missy. The sound of the glass bottle shattering that she flings at the door after him can be heard.
The sound of Liz flinging Susan's clothes down the stairs at her can almost be heard.
Susan and Fred attempt to explain themselves to a very angry Liz who has just returned home unexpectedly from South America to find them embracing passionately on her couch.
Rachel.
Liz/Bill/Missy/Susan. More aftershocks from Susan and Fred's romance.

July 1, 1969

Missy and Bill speculate on what life will be like after they move to California. NOTE: New organist Chet Kingsbury briefly plays Clarke Morgan's Missy and Bill theme as the scene ends.
The Going Away Party for Bill and Missy.

August 1969

Rachel tells Alice that Steve is her baby's father. NOTE: Only the immediate revelation is present here. More of the scene is heard in flashback later on the CD.
John relays the news to Pat that their next door neighbor, Anne Mason, has died.

Fall 1969

During Susan and Fred's wedding, Alice flashbacks to the scene where she returns her engagement ring to Steve and tells him why. Also Liz tries to be gracious to Fred and Susan after the wedding.
All alone after the wedding, Liz dissolves into tears as she realizes she has lost Fred forever.
Alice flashbacks to the aftermath of the revelation which contains the most venomous portion of the scene.
Sam angrily reacts to Lahoma's suggestion that they obtain a divorce.
In a brilliantly acted, finely crafted scene, Jim tells Mary the reason Alice broke her engagement to Steve. This scene is undoubtedly Virginia Dwyer's finest moment on the show.

Scene particulars unknown.
Ernie reacts to finding Sam pinned under the car he is working on after the jack slips out of place.
Scene particulars unknown.
Mary recalls words spoken earlier by Liz that haunt her into deciding Russ must be immediately told how Rachel is deceiving him. She calls to request he come over but Rachel arrives at the hospital in labor before he can leave to go see Mary.
The birth of Jamie, November 4, 1969.
Steve vehemently denies to Rachel that he is Jamie's father.

December 1969

Christmas celebration at Pat and John's.
Wayne Addison and unknown woman, possibly Bernice.
Rachel is furious when Russ tells her that in lieu of establishing a trust fund for Jamie, his parents will instead finance the set-up of his medical practice.
An announcement by Bill Wolff.
Sam/Lahoma.
Fred/Susan, with a substitute actor in the role of Fred.
Wayne/Liz.
Pat tells Mary she is pregnant.
Alice reacts to the news that Jim and Mary are setting up a trust fund for Jamie after all.
Scene particulars unknown.
Susan rejects the amorous advances of Joe, her decorator.
Mary/Jim/Alice.

BONUS CD 43:53

The Supremes.

December 25, 1971

Sixteen minutes from the Christmas episode, featuring the Matthews family. Of note is the speech by Paula McCrae, who was obviously Lemay's first attempt at creating an upper class.

May 4, 1974

The special intro by Bill Wolff, and special-music end credit, for the 10th anniversary episode.