White Lies Production Number: #F-005 First Transmission: October 20, 1984 Teleplay by: Liz Coe and Bruce Shelly Story by: Peter Gallay Directed by: Don Chaffey

Cary helps Lorna Hodges, who son is dying of leukemia and desperately needs a marrow donor, track down her former lover and the father of her son. Zack turns out to be a naval commander and war hero, but will he do the honorable thing and keep Lorna's secret and save his son's life?

===Lorna Hodges ..... Karen Carlson
===Dennis Hodges ..... Dick Sargent
===Cmdr. Zack Donahue ..... John Saxon
===Jonathan Hodges ..... Jason Presson

Daisy helps trucker Travis Burke find the woman he fell for while talking to her on the CB radio. The lady turns out to be Jeanine Prescott, a sociology student who has been studying truck drivers for a paper.

===Jeanine Prescott ..... Kim Lankford
===Travis Burke ..... Leigh McCloskey
===Professor Wheeler ..... David Wayne
===Dr. Epner ..... Rigg Kennedy
===Dr. Dunmuir ..... Lyla Graham
===Stanley ..... Paul Eiding
===Trucker #1 ..... Joel Kramer
===Trucker #2 ..... Buddy Farmer

During the show ...

Daisy first meets with Travis at a truck stop and captures the attention of most of the men there.

At the end, Cary is out on the terrace and trims several roses to send to Jonathan at the hospital. He also gives one to Daisy after another "pep talk".

Quotes

Professor: It's a unique experience to delve into someone's background so different from our own. And these rare encounters enrich our lives, broaden our horizons and ...
Daisy: ... spoil our fantasies.

(Daisy is in her room when the phone rings.)
Daisy: Hello?
Cary: Hi, how's it going?
Daisy: Cary. Like you always said ... sometimes a little too much help is just as bad as no help at all.
Cary: Daisy, are you taking the blame for not knowing something you couldn't have known?
Daisy: How'd you guess?
Cary: Because I know you. Look, sometimes it just doesn't work out the way we want it to.
Daisy: Well ... that doesn't make my client or me feel any better.
Cary: Don't be so hard on yourself ... leave that task to others.
Daisy: (Smiles.) You always know just what to say to me.
Cary: (Grins.) And right now it's time to say goodnight. You get some sleep, okay?
Daisy: Okay. At least after this call, there's a chance of it. Thanks for the pep talk.
Cary: I think I enjoyed it even more than you did.
Daisy: Cary ... when I first started to work with you, you said that in time, it would get easier.
Cary: I lied. (Smiles.) Goodnight.
Daisy: (Smiles, too.) Goodnight.

Cary: Sweet revenge ... that's a contradiction in terms.