The Spark (1961)
When the Young Show was cancelled, Miss Young decided to produce a pilot for a new series. "The Spark" is the result. Its pilot never sold; it was released to the public for the first time on Youtube in 2018.
Top billed cast
- Roger MobleyPaul
Loretta YoungLucy Masters
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