The Second Hundred Years

Colonel Garroway:
Your father's alive, Mr. Carpenter.

Edwin Carpenter:
Alive! That's impossible! He was frozen sixty-seven years ago!

Colonel Garroway:
He melted.

Colonel Garroway:
[shows newspaper article to Edwin and Ken]

Ken Carpenter:
Grandpa!

Edwin Carpenter:
Dad!

Colonel Garroway:
Oh, no...

Luke:
Not bad for a hundred and one. Don't look a day over ninety!

Narrator:
One upon a time out in California a sixty-seven-year-old man lived with his thirty-three-year-old son. Meanwhile up in Fairbanks Alsaka, there was this big avalanche. Get the connection? [disappointed] You don't.

Colonel Garroway:
Two days ago there was an avalanche in Alaska An frozen object was discovered that been identified as your father.

Edwin Carpenter:
After all these years.

Colonel Garroway:
Um, Mr. Carpernter there is something I haven't told you.

Edwin Carpenter:
I'd like to bring the body back here.

Colonel Garroway:
Your father's alive.

Edwin Carpenter:
Alive!

Colonel Garroway:
Whatever your father may be chronologically, physically and mentally he hasn't aged a day since he fell in that glacier. Your father for all intents and purposes is thirty-three years old.

Luke:
Not bad for a hundred and one. Don't look a day over over ninety. [Chuckles]

Edwin Carpenter:
What are you doing on the floor?

Luke:
Playing with my grandson. [laughs]

Luke:
[Series catch phrase] Not bad for a hundred and one. Don't look a day over over ninety.