Broken Promises Production Number: #F-021 First Transmission: April 6, 1985 Written by: Liz Coe Directed by: Don Chaffey

Cary helps Jake Turner, a high-school athlete, locate Emily, his girlfriend who is supposed to be at boarding school according to her parents. But Jake fears there is something wrong. When Cary locates Emily, he finds out she is pregnant and preparing to give the baby up for adoption.

===Jake Turner ..... Ken Olandt
===Emily Bennetts ..... Diane Franklin
===Mrs. Bennetts ..... Rosemary Forsyth

Daisy helps Robin Sloan, a successful young journalist, search for Maggie Singer, the reclusive race-horse owner who was once involved with Robin's father. Robin was responsible for revealing their affair many years ago and now wants to make it right by reuniting Maggie and her father, Ned. But Robin doesn't know Ned recently became engaged to another woman.

===Robin Sloan ..... Joan Prather
===Maggie Singer ..... Pat Crowley
===Ned Gilbert ..... Stuart Whitman

During the show ...

There are several scenes at Crooner Stables, a play on Maggie's last name. The actual location looks like it is the L.A. Equestrian Center.

Quotes

Jake: Having a picture of her might help.
(Jake hands the picture to Cary. Cary looks at it for a moment, then looks back at Jake.)
Cary: Hasn't helped you, though, has it?
Jake: No.
Cary: Well, know that I will, Jake.
(Cary shakes Jake's hand.)

Daisy: (To Robin.) We usually take cases involving people who are looking for people with whom they have a history.

(The final scene is in Cary's office after both Cary and Daisy have wrapped up their cases. Daisy is sitting across from Cary as he finishes telling her about the baby.)
Cary: I wish you were there, Daisy.
Daisy: I would have like to have been.
Cary: Seeing those two kids give their child over to the adoptive parents, who were lovely people ...
Daisy: That must've been very emotional.
Cary: Yeah. But in the end they were sure what they were doing was for the best. It was sad ... but it was very joyful.
(Daisy smiles and raises her glass of wine.)
Daisy: Another victory for Cary Maxwell.
Cary: No, no ... just a very moving moment for everyone. (He pauses and thinks about it.) It's funny ... by the time I had to hand that baby over the new parents, I felt as attached to that little fella as Emily and Jake were.
(Daisy is touched by his sincerity.)
Daisy: You know, I knew you loved kids, but I didn't know you loved infants.
Cary: Oh, I'm crazy about them.
Daisy: (Nods.) Maybe you can have your own children some day.
Cary: I hope so. (He changes the subject.) You know, they were very sweet ... they took a picture of me with the baby.
Daisy: (Grins.) Can I see it?
Cary: Yeah, if you want to. As a matter of fact, I happen to have it ... (He reaches into the breast pocket of his jacket and grins as he pulls out the picture.) ... right here.
(Cary walks over, hands the picture to Daisy, and sits on the arm of the chair, next to her. As Daisy looks at the picture, she giggles.)
Daisy: Oh, he's sooooo cute!
Cary: He sure is.
(Daisy looks up at him.)
Daisy: Who said I was talking about the baby?
Cary: Daisy ...
(A litle embarrassed, Cary takes the picture away from her and Daisy laughs.)