The Road Not Taken

Episode aired Sep 14, 2012
TV-PG
43m

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7.3/10

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In their escape from New York, Martin and Jake pass through Martin's old stomping grounds of the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Although he has no intention of stopping in his old home town of... Read allIn their escape from New York, Martin and Jake pass through Martin's old stomping grounds of the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Although he has no intention of stopping in his old home town of McMinnville, Martin is forced to stop and stay because of car problems in part initiated ... Read allIn their escape from New York, Martin and Jake pass through Martin's old stomping grounds of the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Although he has no intention of stopping in his old home town of McMinnville, Martin is forced to stop and stay because of car problems in part initiated by Jake. Old memories die hard as a story that he wrote at the beginning of his reporting ... Read all

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Trivia
At the end of the episode when Martin is saying goodbye to Beth in front of her house, the house number is 4252. 4+2=6 and 5+2=7. 67 is the reoccurring number in this episode.

Goofs
At the start of the episode, when the tire pressure alarm goes off in Martin's Hyundai,the odometer is at 46 miles. Martin was given the car by Randy back in New York and he drove from there to Willamette Valley, Oregon where this episode takes place. It should have at least 2900 miles by now.

Quotes
Jake Bohm: We can't help but wonder how much difference one person makes in the world. We look inside ourselves, questioning if we have the capacity for heroism and greatness. But the truth is, every time we take an action, we make an impact. Every single thing we do has an effect on the people around us. Every choice we make sends ripples out into the world. Our smallest acts of kindness can cause a chain reaction of unforeseen benefits for people we've never met. We might not witness those results, but they happen all the same.