Episode 1.15

NO DRUMS, NO TRUMPETS

TRIVIA
This is the only time in the series where Andrea isn't wearing her amulet.

SPELLS USED
Flight: "Oh Zephyr Winds Which Blow On High, Life Me Now So I Can Fly."

Move Inanimate Object: "Oh Mighty Wind That Blows so Far, Now Use Your Strength to Push This Car."

GUEST ARTISTS
Mark Lambert (Fred) made a few guest appearances on US television in the '70s, including such shows as The Fantastic Journey, Medical Center and was also in the TV movie The Quest (re-titled for video release as "The Longest Drive"). After the 1970s, it is unclear what happened to Lambert. The International Movie Database suggests that he is the same Mark Lambert who started acting in the U.K. since the 1980s, including guest shots on such shows as The Bill, Bottom, Cracker, The Young Ones, but as I know the IMDB can't always be reliable. If anyone knows for sure whether the Mark Lambert who is a working actor in the U.K. is the same person or not, please e-mail me.

Christopher Norris (Dorothy) probably achieved the greatest fame among the guest stars for this episode. Perhaps best known as Nurse "Ripples" in Trapper John M.D., she has also appeared in a number of other projects, including Wonder Woman, Love Boat, Hotel, Diagnosis Murder, Battle of the Network Stars, Santa Barbara, Guiding Light and most recently in Another World as a series regular from 1998-99. She previously co-starred with Joanna Cameron in the TV movie "Great American Beauty Contest" as Miss Utah.

Michael Greene (Jim Danch, the chief villain in this episode) has had a long and varied acting career dating back to the 1960s. Some projects he's appeared in include Gunsmoke, Lost in Space, Quantum Leap, Baywatch, Scruples, "Play it Again Sam", "Moscow on the Hudson", "Creator", "Batteries Not Included" and the 2001 TV movie "The Day Reagan Was Shot", playing George Bush.