Treasure Hunt

Episode aired Oct 5, 1968
TV-PG
24m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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Comedy Fantasy

After an appeal to the vanity of their landlord doesn't work to get needed repairs made, the Captain sends him on a treasure hunt in the very areas that require fixing.After an appeal to the vanity of their landlord doesn't work to get needed repairs made, the Captain sends him on a treasure hunt in the very areas that require fixing.After an appeal to the vanity of their landlord doesn't work to get needed repairs made, the Captain sends him on a treasure hunt in the very areas that require fixing.

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IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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The Muirs need plumbing and gas fixed so they can bathe and cook food - basic necessities. The Captain's trick only gets them a repaired gate and walkway.

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Candice Muir: But how can you cook food without any gas?
Martha Grant: Well, for the next few days, we'll throw out all recipes that require hot food. If it goes on longer than that, we'll throw out all recipes that require food.

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6/10

For Want of Repairs

The plumbing is in need of repair at Gull Cottage and Mrs. Muir (Hope Lange) calls upon the landlord Claymore Gregg (Charles Nelson Reilly). She unsuccessfully attempts to trick the penny-pincher into fixing it by saying she is arranging to feature him and the house in a story. Captain Gregg (Edward Mulhare) plants a scavenger treasure hunt through maps that cleverly requires him to make repairs to continue.