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Seasons: 4
Total Episodes: 107
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Networks: NBC
Status: Ended
First Air Date: Oct 4, 1963
Recent Air Date: May 17, 1967
Run Time: m
In Production: No
Original Language: English
Age Rating: NR
Website: Link
Production Companies: Hovue Enterprises , Morpics , Universal Television
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Episodes
Episode 1
04 October 1963 - A Killing At Sundial
A young interloper comes between a disgruntled wife and her older husband.
Episode 2
11 October 1963 - Something About Lee Wiley
The story of jazz singer Lee Wiley, her failed marriage to bandleader Jess Stacy.
Episode 3
18 October 1963 - Seven Miles of Bad Road
In a small southern town, the sheriff's wife is attracted to handsome Gabe Flanders, who is hitchhiking to California. Trouble ensues.
Episode 4
25 October 1963 - Bob Hope Variety Special
Also appearing in this variety special are Beryl Davis and and Los Angeles Dodger stars Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale and Tommy Davis.
Episode 5
01 November 1963 - Four Kings
Four Kings is a World War II drama where four prisoners are serving life sentences. They are pulled out of jail by the US military and given an opportunity for a pardon. The ""brass"" isn't asking for much: all the four lifers are expected to do is sneak into Germany and steal the secret plans for the V2 missile.
Episode 6
08 November 1963 - One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
Under Stalin, it was inconceivable that anyone could publish a book attacking Soviet injustice. But under Khrushchev, a limited but distinct thaw has taken place. Prime evidence of this change was open publication of One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich, an exposé of Stalin's labor camps where the author, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, himself did time. Tonight's adaptation of the novel is set in 1951 in Siberia. A group of prisoners persuade the authorities to transfer them to warmer work by promising to top the previous work record on the first day. But if they fail, it's back to laying barbed wire in the snow. One officer, Lieutenant Volkovoi, would like nothing better.
Episode 7
15 November 1963 - The House Next Door
Easterner George Warren thinks he has made quite a steal when he purchases a home in fashionable Waverly Hills, Cal. George is unaware that his next-door neighbor is mobster Ernie Santee.
Episode 8
29 November 1963 - The Fifth Passenger
A British Intelligence Officer suspects a Naval War Hero of giving secret information to the Soviets.
Episode 9
06 December 1963 - The Candidate
Things seem to be closing in on campaign manager Parker Hite: he can't get any supporters for his candidate, and his marriage is beginning to collapse.
Episode 10
20 December 1963 - It's Mental Work
Ernie Wigman is tired of the bar he owns and wants to get rid of it. Rich, his bartender, might be a good customer for it, only Rich doesn't seem to have the cash.
Episode 11
27 December 1963 - Corridor 400
Anita King, an undercover FBI agent. Posing as a nightclub singer, Anita gets a job in a nightclub owned by Ralph Traven. He takes quite a fancy to her; she wants to prove that he's a kingpin in a narcotics ring.
Episode 12
03 January 1964 - War of Nerves
Two suitors drive a beautiful woman crazy with their pursuit of her.
Episode 13
10 January 1964 - Runaway
When folksinger Richie Darden fails to show up for a performance, his girlfriend Cress thinks club owner Mig Semple should put Richie's expensive guitar in his safe. And Cress has the right idea--two customers are planning to steal the instrument.
Episode 14
24 January 1964 - The Seven Little Foys
The story of vaudeville performer Eddie Foy, widowed father of a brood of good-natured but exasperating children who are trying to get an education while at the same time continuing to perform with him on stage.
Episode 15
31 January 1964 - Two is the Number
Hoodlum Joey Rome is electrocuted in his home, and police suspect that middle-aged spinster Jenny Dworak is responsible. The murder investigation brings together two lonely people: Jenny Dworak, who runs a pawnshop, and a police investigator who is a widower.
Episode 16
07 February 1964 - A Wind of Hurricane Force
During a terrible storm in Mexico two men come to heads for the treasure they both seek.
Episode 17
21 February 1964 - Wake Up Darling
Polly Emerson, has aspirations to be an actress. Her husband, Don, is a successful advertising man, who yearns to be a playwright, and has a shelf of unproduced plays to his credit. Don, understandably, isn't too happy when Polly comes home with Deerfield Prescott, a very young man who has written Broadway's next musical hit - or so he tells Polly and Don.
Episode 18
28 February 1964 - The Meal Ticket
Eddie a fly by night kind of guy, finds romance with a wealthy woman.
Episode 19
06 March 1964 - The Square Peg
Comedy about a gangster who hires a ""personnel psychologist"" to evaluate the aptitudes of his gang.
Episode 20
13 March 1964 - White Snow, Red Ice
Secret agent Piper finds beauty and brains intriguing and disruptive to his assignment.
Episode 21
20 March 1964 - Her School For Bachelors
Miss Westcott runs her agency with the finese of the best businessmen and runs several clients ragged with her demands.
Episode 22
27 March 1964 - A Slow Fade to Black
Mike Kirsch built his studio from nothing in the 1920s; now, four decades later, he is on the way out, the victim of a corporate takeover. We follow Kirsch as he exercises his waning authority on a temperamental movie star, browbeats his alcoholic wife, rebellious daughter and longtime yes-man associate Landers, and vainly attempts to push through an outdated pet movie project. Finally he is wrenched off his throne by a former assistant, who is now in cahoots with the conglomerate buying the studio. Kirsch is left alone to weep in his projection room as one of his past hits plays upon the screen.
Episode 23
03 April 1964 - A Case of Armed Robbery
Montrose is an angry young man whose bitterness alienates him from his father, Alfred, his girlfriend, Jean, and his work foreman. He blames his ex-wife, Carol, for their marriage failure and clumsily attempts to show love for his son Danny. In his resentment he plans to rob a gas station, ends up getting involved with unsavory characters and doing worse.
Episode 24
17 April 1964 - Bob Hope Comedy Special
The first 45 minutes is all entertainment, opening with a Hope monolog. Martha and Bob team up for a spoof of the movie Tom Jones, and Tony and Jack join in to present a new act--The Japanese Beatles. In the awards portion, TV Guide publisher James T. Quirk and Bob make the presentations in Hollywood.
Episode 25
24 April 1964 - Time For Elizabeth
After enduring a pompous and tyrannical boss for 28 years, Ed Davis has a brief argument with him, gets fired, and decides to retire to Florida with his wife.
Episode 26
01 May 1964 - The Game with Glass Pieces
A deadly game of cat and mouse, where everything isn't what it seems to be.
Episode 27
22 May 1964 - The Command
Major Morgan holds his Commander as coward and attempts to overtake his command.
Episode 28
29 May 1964 - The Sojourner
Called home because of his father's failing health, foreign correspondent John Ferris recalls the events that led to the collapse of his marriage.
Episode 29
05 June 1964 - Echo of Evil
Ex-crime boss Oscar Teckla, now out of the rackets and involved with respectable enterprise, Teckla would like nothing more than to bury the past. But the district attorney is anxious to break up Teckla's old mob. To do this, he must get Teckla on the stand--any way he can.
Crew
Department | Role | Name |
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Production | Producer |
Roy Huggins
Jack Laird
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Executive Producer |
Bob Hope
Richard Berg
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Writing | Writer |
David Rayfiel
S. Lee Pogostin
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Department | Role | Name |