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  Episode 31 wr. Art Wallace dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/08/66
Burke defies expectations and lies to absolve David of involvement in the crash. However, he later privately confides in Victoria, warning her to beware of her young charge.
Episode 32 wr. Art Wallace dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/09/66
Roger is forced to admit to a shocked Elizabeth that David was behind the murder attempt.  Later, under questioning from Sheriff Paterson, Elizabeth lies to protect the boy.
Episode 33 wr. Art Wallace dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/10/66
Joe Haskell pays an unannounced drunken visit to Collinwood, passing out in the mansion. Meanwhile, Victoria journeys to the Blue Whale for a meeting with Burke Devlin.
Episode 34 wr. Art Wallace dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/11/66
Burke tells Victoria that he has asked his private investigator to research her past, and has received a report. However, it reveals nothing new. Joe and Carolyn reflect on their relationship.
Episode 35 wr. Art Wallace dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/12/66
Growing uneasy about the prospect of painting Burke's portrait, Sam tries to abandon the project. Meanwhile, Carolyn is jealous to learn of the developing relationship between Victoria and Burke. 
Episode 36 wr. Art Wallace dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/15/66
A furious Roger demands that Sam does not paint Burke's portrait. Elizabeth begs Elizabeth to stay at Collinwood, and later confers with David in an attempt to find a solution.
Episode 37 wr. Art Wallace dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/16/66
Worried at the escalating feud with Roger, Sam entrusts Maggie with a sealed letter. Roger confides in Victoria that he too has heard the mysterious sobbing sounds coming from the basement.
Episode 38 wr. Art Wallace dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/17/66
Matthew Morgan threatens to kill Burke, for his interference in the affairs of the Collins family. Meanwhile, Carolyn courts the attentions of Burke by leaving her ring for him to find.
Episode 39 wr. Art Wallace dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/18/66
Aware of the detrimental effect Burke's vendetta is having on the Collins family and Elizabeth in particular, Bill Malloy offers to help clear Burke of manslaughter, but only if he leaves town.
Episode 40 wr. Art Wallace dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/19/66
A wily Carolyn continues to pursue Burke, following him on a business trip to the nearby town of Bangor. Meanwhile, Sam makes a devastating admission to Bill Malloy.
Episode 41 wr. Francis Swann dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/22/66
A concerned Maggie tries to obtain information about Sam's secrets and the contents of the sealed letter. Eventually, wracked by guilt, Sam decides to the Collins family a visit.
Episode 42 wr. Francis Swann dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/23/66
Burke makes moves to take over the Collins empire. Meanwhile, Sam's visit to Collinwood proves fruitless, as he finds himself unable to reveal the truth to Elizabeth.
Episode 43 wr. Francis Swann dir. John Sedwick tx. 08/24/66
Bill continues to believe that Sam is withholding vital information about the true events behind Burke's manslaughter change. Appealing to Sam, he admits he would do anything to protect Elizabeth.
Episode 44 wr. Francis Swann dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/25/66
Elizabeth learns from John Harris of Burke's plans to aggressively take over the Collins family businesses.  Meanwhile, Malloy fears that Roger is in danger unless drastic steps are taken.
Episode 45 wr. Francis Swann dir. Lela Swift tx. 08/26/66
Roger reprimands Carolyn for associating with Burke. Bill Malloy arranges a meeting between Roger, Sam and Burke, intent on proving Roger's guilt and ending Burke's vendetta.

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