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Jack performed this continuity function very well. What a casual listener would not know, of course, was that Jack would often change the names of characters in the script to those of his friends. One of his friends in Ogunquit who was a fisherman at the time, William R. digital photography ("Barnacle Billy") Tower, Jr., tuned in to "The Fat man" one night only to find that he and his boat had been lost at sea. And another ofhis friends, Mrs. Robert ("Peggy") Dale, became a digital photography nightclub owner, digital photography Peggy Dale, in the episode, "Murder Plays Hide and Seek." He was also free to develop both the character of Brad Runyon, and the repetitive features of the program that made them so commanding as hallmarks. Take for example Jack's emphasis upon the word "murder-r-r." He only says it that way as a fluke at the end of the premiere episode of the series entitled "The 19th Pearl."
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