Undying Love Production Number: #F-007 First Transmission: November 10, 1984 Written by: Lan O'Kun Directed by: Don Chaffey

Cary helps Alan Nettles find the woman he fell in love with across the tracks at a commuter train station.

===Alan Nettles ..... Dick Van Patten
===Michelle Peters ..... Melanie Mayron
===Sketch Artist ..... Arnold Mesches
===Maitre D' ..... Bil Mandelik

Daisy helps Nick Hardy, who has been confined in a Cuban prison for 7 years, locate his wife. But Claire Hardy thinks Nick is dead and just recently remarried.

===Nick Hardy ..... Alan Feinstein
===Claire Hardy ..... Joanna Pettet
===Edward Dreighton ..... Edward Winter
===Edward's Secretary ..... Kathleen Hughes
===Claire's Maid ..... Dorothy Butts

During the show ...

This show has some of the lighter moments of the series and comes from the interaction between Cary and the comically stodgy Alan. Cary wasn't going to take Alan's case, but after stopping to talk to Daisy as he walked Alan to the door, Daisy sided with Alan and basically left Cary with no choice.

Kate is mentioned several times throughout the show.

Quotes

Daisy: Any luck with our love-sick commuter?
Cary: (Sighs.) He's had the same job for ten years ... the same home. And a good credit rating.
Daisy: You sound disappointed.
Cary: He seemed so crazy.
Daisy: That's the way people act when they are in love.
(Cary looks up at her and grins.)
Cary: Is that so?
Daisy: At little less work ... a little more recreation and you might be better equipped to handle cases like this one.
Cary: Mmmm ... and in the mean time, aren't I fortunate to have you to explain them to me?
(Daisy thinks about it.)
Daisy: I'm not sure.
(They both smile.)

Michelle: He told me that he loved me ... that there was no one else. There was.
Cary: And that hurt you so much that you now avoid relationships altogether?
Michelle: Yeah.
Cary: That's very lonely. I know. Because I've been avoiding relationships myself. I had the best and I don't want anything less. But do you know how that leaves me? (Michelle shakes her head.) Alone ... most of the time. But my wife's dead. Until I can accept her loss fully, I'm suffering an even greater loss.
Michelle: I just don't want to get hurt again.
Cary: Alan Nettles would be the last person on earth to hurt you.
Michelle: I can't ... take that chance.
Cary: We're not talking about marriage ... just getting to know him.
Michelle: That's how it all begins.
Cary: And for you ... ends.

(The final scene takes place outside by the pool of Cary's mansion. Daisy is sitting at the edge of pool and Cary is sitting in a chair across from her. They are talking and Cary is holding a postcard from Alan.)
Daisy: I don't know why you found that man so hard to relate to. I see a lot of everyone in him.
Cary: Looking forward to a beautiful face each day and feeling a strong desire to know that woman ... I guess it's not that outlandish.
Daisy: So you're glad you took the case?
Cary: Oh, now what is it, Daisy ... do you need to hear you were right?
Daisy: I don't need to hear that I was right ... I know that I was right. What I need to hear is that Cary Maxwell is also going to start taking some risks.
Cary: I hired Fletcher, didn't I? (Daisy playfully frowns at him. Cary looks at her for a moment.) And I invited you over today. Both are decisions I don't regret.
(Daisy smiles at him and dives into the pool.)