| Log
line (1): |
At the coming of spring, Maggie and Holling find affirmation of life in Shelly's pregnancy. |
| Synopsis
(1): |
Obsessed by a need to plant, Holling works a farm but hurts his back. He is
comforted when Shelly finds herself pregnant.
After a video comes from Mike singing Maggie's praises for curing
him, she becomes town healer - healing everything from broken appliances to Joel's mosquito bites and her own self-esteen.
For the annual Mosquito
Festival, Maurice hires Wilbur, a truffle-sniffing
pig. Wilbur seems depressed so Chris reads Charlotte's Web to him and he finally
succeeds in his quest for truffles |
| Details (2): |
The town uses garlic to ward off mosquitos.
Holling spent every summer
from the age of ten to sixteen working on his Uncle's sorghum field.
Prior to her newfound healing
powers, Maggie had a 'black thumb.' |
| Guests: |
Dave the Cook - William
J. White
Walt Kupfer - Moultrie
Patten
Ivory Springer - Ralph P.
Martin
Peasant Man - David
LoVine (Also
appeared in 3.23, 5.5, 5.8 )
Peasant Woman - Evelyn Perdue
Customer - Michael Massari
Posessed Girl - Emily Force (uncredited)
Mike Monroe (voice) - Anthony Edwards (uncredited)
|
Music:
(Note music listed is from the original TV airings. The DVD may differ.) |
[Nothing is listed on the Moose's
Guide or The
Northern Exposure Book.]
Most of it seems to be David Schwartz's tunes.
Band at the Mosquito Fest - "I wasn't raised on pop..." |
| Shelly’s
Earrings: |
Garlic cloves [Cleaning the Brick, talks to Holling about planting.]
Pink pigs? [At Dr Joel's to see what's going on under the hood.] |
| Literature: |
Charlotte's
Web - E.B. White |
| Additional Notes: |
Ruth-Anne has had the store for 20 years.
Vincoeurs are sleezoids
and scumbuckets. |
