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BRIDGES TO CROSS CBS Television April 24, 1986 to June 12, 1986 Created by Robert W. Lenski and "B." T. Brown An Echo Cove Production in association with Lorimar-Telepictures A one-hour drama series about two divorcees who are journalists on World Week, a Washington, DC newsmagazine. Tracy Bridges and Peter Cross write the column "Bridges to Cross" in which they take opposite points of view. |
Series Cast
- Suzanne Pleshette as Tracy Bridges
- Nicolas Surovy as Peter Cross
- Roddy McDowall as Norman Parks
- José Ferrer as Morris Kane
- Eva Gabor as Maria Talbot
Episodes
- Memories of Molly
- Take a Cup of Kindness
- Yesterday Upon the Stair
- Keeper of the Flame
- A Theory of Dark Thunder
- Looks Like Up to Me
Memories of Molly
Original Airdate: May 15, 1986
Written by Michael Hoey
Directed by Sharron Miller
Producer: Christopher Beaumont
Music by Mark Snow
Guest Stars: Ann Nelson, Alan Miller, Madlyn Rhue, Susan French, Charles Lampkin, Nancy Cartwright, Aubri Martin, Lewis Dauber, Paula Marchese, Morgan Loftig, Kim Joseph
Take a Cup of Kindness
Original Airdate: May 22, 1986
Written by William Blinn
Directed by William Wiard
Producer: Christopher Beaumont
Music by Mark Snow
Guest Stars: Kevin McCarthy, Warren Kemmerling, Casey Biggs, Terence Currien, Ron David, Roger Frazier, Bobby Hosea, Alex Rodine, Bruce Elliott, Jill Reuther, Loren James, Marvin Hunter, Danny Ray, Jenifur Stokes
Yesterday Upon the Stair
Written by William Blinn
Directed by Philip Leacock
Guest Stars: Cecille Callan (Sharon Lambert), Zero Hubbard (D.W.Shane)
Tracy clashes with the new story editor.
Looks Like Up to Me
Written by Christopher Beaumont
Directed by Arthur Alan Seidelman
Executive Producer: William Blinn
Guest Stars: James Sutorius (Dean Richmond), Jeff MacKay (Richie), Gerald S. O'Loughlin (Jack Allward)
Co-starring Nomi Mitty, Albert Powell
Featuring David Partington, Janet Cole-Notey, Richard Jewkes, Dorothy Palin
Tracy and Peter work on a story about a union while having to deal with a newly-hired brilliant writer who is recently released from prison and experiencing difficulty adjusting to life "outside".
Tidbits
Roddy McDowall and Suzanne Pleshette first met in 1957 in the Broadway production of Compulsion, and were reunited a decade later in The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin, a Disney spoof of gold-rush sagas.