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Wonderful episode it made me laugh and cry. Dick Van Dyke was wonderful. There is no such thing as bum as his character Wally proved. If this episode doesn't touch your heart then you are not human. It's about a man of the street who is a bum, but loves and cares for people. He'll do anything to help others, though he has little himself. Jonathan and Mark becomes friends with him and help him seek the mission is was destined for. Written and directed by Michael Landon, this was probably the best episode he did in the series. A must see.

This is one of the best Hitchcock movies ever. Great plot, outstanding performances, a thrill about every five minutes, and a great sense of humanity and humor. This takes place just weeks before the Second World War starts. An inexperienced foreign correspondent from a New York newspaper goes to London to find out about the latest peace talks to prevent a war in Europe. Once he gets to Europe, he's in for the time of his life and falls in love with the daughter of a man trying to prevent these peace talks from happening. So many great actors too many to mention. Joel McCrea and Lorriane Day are the stars, but Herbert Marshall and George Sanders also great. The ending is especially bittersweet. If you love great movies you need to watch this, they don't make movies like this anymore.