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[Rodzinski]

I imagine looping like that Partridge episode is a pain, trying to recapture your comic style, where you have little witty asides and awkward verbal tics like that character had.

[bk]

And...

[bk]

See?

[Rodzinski]

Page 7!

[Rodzinski]

When page 7 is a victory, it’s been a slow day.

[bk]

Doing the first scene by the pool was insanity - but eventually you get the rhythm of it. But I really preferred the Universal way of doing it.

[bk]

I know, right?

[Rodzinski]

One really must say that young Susan Dey, aside from being lovely, was a generous actress. She really gives you all you need with her reactions.

[Rodzinski]

Like… the question would be why she’d give this guy the time of day, but she performs it in a way that’s completely believable. She’s just like… ok, dude’s a little odd, but I’ll go with it.

[George]

George just disappears. Perhaps he's reading a new book.

Not yet.  My desktop computer is acting quite wonkily, and I'm hoping that said wonkilyness will pass quickly!

[bk]

Well, we loved Susan. It's all in the book - the flirting was genuine And the kiss at the end  was written as a kiss on the cheek. I said, "I'm not kissing her on the cheek." And the rest is history - her first screen kiss.