| 108. The
priest killer 21/09/1971 A
catholic priest, very socially and politically committed, attracts
himself the lightnings of his bishop. This one is constrained to give
him a new assignment while waiting for that the situation is packed a
little. Father McMurtry will visit his new parish of night and he is
cut down by an unknown. With his burial, Father Cavanaugh hears of
confession Father Miles, that McMurtry was to replace, because he badly
estimates to have done his work and thus to cause the death of his
colleague. Cavanaugh understands that his counterpart thinks of knowing
the
identity of the assassin but this one, being held by the secrecy,
refuses to say anything. The evening even, he is assassinated like
another priest, unhappy witness. Cavanaugh, old police, decides to
carry out his small survey, with the downstream of Ironside which hopes
that priest will be able to reach people whom could with difficulty
make him speak.
Writing
by:
Joel Oliansky and Robert Van
Scoyk
Directed by: Richard Stuck Guest
star: Ned Romero (Monseignor), Robert Karnes (Hugh
O'Flynn), Ann Doran (Harriet Miles), Ron Masak (Michaels), Max Gail
(police), David Huddleston (Harrison Davis), Robert Williams (Tom
McMurtry), Thomas Bellin (Mr. LaPlan), Regis Cordic (Archbishop),
Charles Seel (Sacristan), Kermit
Murdock (editor), Fred Slyter (author), Gail Bonney (Josephine
McMurtry), Allison McKay (woman), Don Ross (detective Baker), George
Kennedy (Father Cavanaugh), Louise Latham (Martha Gordon), Anthony
Zerbe (Vincent Wiertel), Robert Sampson (Father Dennis McMurtry), Peter
Brocco (Father Miles), Robert Shayne (Father Adam Wendell).
|
| 109. Contract:
kill Ironside! 28/09/1971 Ironside must
testify in front of the Grand Jury in order to send behind the bars a
godfather of the mob syndicate, specialized in the racket and the
embezzlement… this last sees only one solution to be left there: to put
a contract on the head of Ironside. He contacts his friends of Chicago
so that they send their best killer to him. It is thus a
specialist, ever stopped in twenty years of "career", which unloads in
San Francisco and starts his work as with his practice, by a warning.
In spite
of the police surveillance, he manages to pose a small bomb in the
vehicle of the Chief, right intended to make jump the windshield. The
Commissioner Randall manages to convince Ironside to put
himself at the shelter and sends him, with this intention, in prison.
The killer has resource and manages to be introduced into the prison
but his plans are thwarted by a second man sent by Chicago to fill the
contract in an expeditious way…
Writing by:
Stephen Karpf and Elinor Karpf
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), George N. Neise (Alvin Kresser), Carol Bagdasarian (air-hostess), Dick Poston (officer), Donald Phelps (receptionist), Donald Elson (Bomber), Herb Robbins (Bum), Don Ross (technician of the police), Paul Bryar (real salesman), Ned Wertimer (tourist), Dallas Mitchell (detective), Len Wayland (Morrison sergeant), Charles P. Thompson (Pop Bosner), Stephen R. Hudis (Eddie Bosner), Renee Tetro (Susie Bosner), James Olson (Bosner), Marion Ross (Gloria Bosner), Robert Osterloh (Willard Park), Phillip Fucks (Joe Rossi), Frank Hotchkiss (John Oliver), Joyce Jameson (Mrs. Akerman). |
| 110. The
professionals 28/09/1971 The mob syndicate
assembled a clever system of racket
in many large cities, of which San Francisco, based on a robbery of
credit cards. The victims are led in a motel with the promise to
be able to take good time with girls and, the next morning, they awake
with the hangover and the pockets empty. In order not to have problems,
no complaint is deposited, just a declaration of loss. Ironside works
in connection with several services of police force in
order to put a term at all these robberys and discovers that the
victims "are collected" by a false taxi. The Chief tightens a trap with
the driver but, unfortunately, lieutenant Reese is captured by the
malfrats.
Writing
by:
Sy Salkowitz
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), Johnny Seven (lieutenant Carl Reese), Frieda Rentie (Maid), Jerry Katz (man of night), Brett Parker (Vic Hancock), Jeff Morris (Frank Richards), Lynette Mettey (Vera), Cliff Emmich (Jeff Barker), Claudia Jennings (Maralyn), C Lindsay Workman (Mr. Kalemsky), Grace Albertson (Angela Hunt), James Drury (Al Young), Michael Lerner (Joe Yarby), Tom Hallick (Billy Mathers), Michael Baseleon (Gil Peters), David Frank (Danny Fremont). |
| 111. The
gambling game First
appearance of Elizabeth Baur 05/10/1971 The mundane squad
has evil to put a term at the intrigues of the owners of clandestine
gambling dens because one as of
their prevents the latter before each police raid. The principal
suspect, captain Belding, was assassinated but the effectiveness of
fashionable is still not with go, which finished persuading the
daughter of the officer, Fran, of the innocence of his father. The
young woman then takes risks while trailing in the cabarets without
informing of them her superiors and she finishes by being approached by
a professional player who claims to know the true mole. Fran warns the
Chief then and tries, without success, to retain the player in the
cabaret. This last, having discovered that she was a police officer,
tries to flee in the car but strikes the van of Ironside, thus wounding
this last. Decree, he proposes to be repurchased while being used as
indic with the police but the Chief finds this proposal a
little easy. Pretending to play the game of the man, he tries to
discover to it fine word of the history, risking the total paralysis
while refusing to go to the hospital to look after a fracture badly
placed.
Writing
by:
Sy Salkowitz
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Johnny Seven (lieutenant Carl Reese), Joseph Corey (driver), Alex Sharp (Justin), Richard Angarola (Bernie Wilson), Russ Conway (captain Phil Edwards), John Lupton (Eddie Rogers), Donald Woods (Dr. Latham), Ralph Smiley (Doorman), Bobby Darin (Charlie), Madlyn Rhue (Betty), Van Williams (sergeant Artie Hawkins), Clifford David (Joe Julian), Ross Sherman (Dave). |
| 112. Ring
of prayer 12/10/1971 Ironside passes
in front of the commission of the handing-over of sorrow in order to
make release a former hold-up man of bank, exemplary prisoner during
the seven years that he passed in prison. As opposed to what he hoped,
the handing-over of sorrow is refused because a member of the jury
voted against, whereas he had ensured Ironside that he was of his
opinion. When the Chief will see this man, he appears extremely nervous
to him and tended; ending even up acknowledging that he intended to
vote "yes" but that his hand had written "no" in the place, without he
being able to
do anything there. Ironside then begins an investigation in the world
of the esotericism and discovers that a strange woman, Mrs Jabez, could
be at the origin of the reversal operated by ex-sworn. When this last
and the prisoner whom he was to make release dies, Marc, Ed and Fran
think that the Chief is in danger and that he will be the next victim
of this woman to the supernatural capacities.
Writing
by:
Jack Morse
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), John Zaremba (Dr. Ward), Ray Walston (Walter), Barbara Rush (Mme. Jabez), Lillian Field (medium), James Dobson (clerk), Than Wyenn (Carl Proctor), Ford Rainey (president), Paul Stewart (Ben Hopkins). |
| 113. In
the line of duty 19/10/1971 Jack, a former
colleague of Ironside, is killed in ordered service. The suspect number
1 is a man baptized by the press the attacker of Golden Gate which
violently attacks couples to conceal jewels and valuable articles to
them. This last would have been wounded during the exchange of shots
with the police officer
and the Chief thus seeks him in priority near the hospitals, of the
dispensaries or pharmacies. The sergeant Garcia, last partner of
Jack, finds the reference mark of the man thanks to the testimony of a
pharmacist. The police intervenes and captures him, not
without him to inflict a new wound, and he is taken along to the
hospital where the doctors manage to save him. In addition to the
weapon of the crime, Ironside obtains full confessions for the murder
of
his friend but the detachment of the criminal puts the chip at the
ear of the Chief. He pushes more his investigation and discovers that
the widow of the police officer could be at the origin of the murder of
her husband. A new aggression in Golden Gate confirms the assumption of
the Chief: the two cases do not have strictly anything to see.
Writing
by:
Rodgers Mark
Directed by: Gift McDougall Guest star: Fred Lerner (officer), Stuart Randall (Jack Campbell), Stuart Nisbet (technician), Mike De Lano (officially appointed lawyer Hubert), Regina Fenderson (District Attorney Demarest), Udana Power (Judy), George McCallister Jr. (Johnny), Pamela Galloway (girl), Ann Doran (Marlene Whittaker), Brandon de Wilde (Christopher), Daniel Llorens (boy), Vince Williams (presenter information), Vera Miles (Gloria Campbell), Bill Burnside (the gangster of Golden Gate), Ned Romero (sergeant Raul Garcia), George D. Wallace (Amato judge), Ross Elliott (Samuel Cohen), Kathryn Kelly Wiget (Joanna Malignant). |
| 114. Joss
sticks and wedding bells 26/10/1971 Kwangsoo, a young
Korean, arrives to San Francisco and will see her father, the
Chief Ironside, to ask for the
authorization to him of marry. Her fiancé, a young student, paid his
voyage in America in order to marry her. What the young woman is
unaware of, it is that he was involved in debt near
an usurer in order to be able to have the money necessary and that he
is not able to refund it. Learning that Ironside will not provide any
dowry for the marriage, the young man starts to panic and decides to
ask of the assistance the mechanic in whom he works part-time. This
last refuses to lend money to him, even advances some on wages, and,
when a strong sum disappears from his office, he shows his
employee at once. The young man finds himself then with the
police and the henchmen of the usurer on the back, he thus
decides to flee San Francisco.
Writing
by:
Martin Roth
Directed by: Leslie H. Martinson Guest star: Soon-Teck Oh (Kwangsoo Yung), Brian Fong (Inchull Kim), Dana Elcar (Joe Markham), Miko Mayama (Chong Lee), Lew Brown (First Officer), Raymond Mayo (Petey), Lee Delano (McCandle), Leon Lontoc (Chinese Grocer), Jeane Byron (Saleslady), Buck Young (Second Officer). |
| 115. Murder
impromptu 02/11/1971 Ironside goes
to a stage performance with a friend, himself author with success for
Broadway. The troop that they come to see is made a reputation thanks
to their improvisations, according to the desires of the public. When
the chief of
the troop, Lennie Blake, announces to the public the presence of the
police officer, people claim a parody of the work of this last. Lennie
makes a caricature of Ironside then but, during the number, he is
assassinated. The suspicions go at once on his colleagues who
surrounded him at the time of his death. While inquiring into the
victim, the Chief discovers a malicious and cruel character who had a
gift to be made enemies. The list of the suspects is thus rather long,
even the friend of Ironside appears there,
and the fact that the weapon of the crime remains untraceable does not
make advance the investigation.
Writing
by:
Max Hodge
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Heather McCoy (Heather), Kathy Kelson (Rosemary), Barry Cahill (coroner), Dennis McCarthy (Ralph Tracy), Harry Hickox (Harry Arturburn), Bob Hastings (Mort Green), Elaine Giftos (Stephie Parker), Roddy McDowall (Jamie Cooper), Joey Forman (Lennie Blake), Anne Archer (Myra St. John), Barbara Hale (Marsha Connell), Michael Bell (Seamus Brennan). |
| 116. Dear
Fran 09/11/1971 Ironside learns
in Fran the suicide from his cousin, Bobby, who threw top of Golden
Gate. His jacket containing his papers and a letter of good-byes in the
name of Fran was found on the spot. Young woman, which does not want to
believe that her cousin could make such a thing, refuses to
admit the obviousness as long as the body will not have been found. A
telegram signed by Bobby gives again hope suddenly to her and, having
been with two fingers to speak to him by telephone, Fran is convinced
that he is in life but is obliged to hide for an unknown reason.
Ironside, as for him, is persuaded that the young man died and that all
the messages which his collaborator receives are the work of an avid
person of revenge.
Writing
by:
Edward de Blasio
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Victor Holchak (Ralph), Christine Belford (Sue), Mona Tera (small girl), Allan Ray (pump assistant), Randy Lane (deliveryman), Peggy Rea (owner), James Sikking (technician of the police), Tony Brande (Perrone), Barbara Barnett (English woman), Anthony James (neighbor), Mr. Emmet Walsh (used telegraph). |
| 117. If
a body see a body 16/11/1971 Ed and Marc
benefit from beautiful an afternoon shone upon to change the ideas with
the park. When Ed will seek a balloon left in the bushes, he discovers
a corpse there and is made photograph by a young boy. He makes swear
with the kid anything to say and will warn his colleagues of his
discovery. But, when police officers and photographers arrive on the
spot, the corpse disappeared. Ed does the one of the newspaper whose
writer takes
pleasure to turn in derision the work of the police, causing the
anger of the Commissioner Randall and the poor sergeant. In same
time, Ironside must deal with the removal of the husband of a very rich
woman and, having a bad presentiment, he presents the photograph of
this last at his sergeant who identifies the man of the park at once.
But Ed can nothing prove and, roof of all, the kid who is his only
witness takes his role very in heart and does not speak with anybody
about what he saw, even not with the police.
Writing
by:
Max Hodge
Directed by: Gift McDougall Guest star: Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), Patricia Delany (Sally Carlson), Barbara Sigel (photographer), San Christopher (Elizabeth Collin), William Benedict (deliveryman), Robert Dornan (Paul), Bill Zuckert (John Porter Thompson), Andy Johnson (agent of the airport), Gail Peters (Doris Griffin), John Mitchum (owner of the photo laboratory), Fred Holliday (FBI agent Bob Hill), Linda Galloway (Carol Palmer), Guy Lee (Roy Eng), Beth Brickell (Karen Muller), Brian Avery (sergeant Larry Carr), Lawrence Casey (Ted Carlson), Charles Bateman (FBI agent Bill Murray), Lee Montgomery (Craig), Warren Berlinger (Joe Muller). |
| 118. The
good samaritan 23/11/1971 One evening, Ed
returns quietly at his home when he hears an alarm. He goes at once on
the spot and discovers that a robbery is in hand in a jewellery. After
having called reinforcement, he moves towards the shop at the time when
the burglars
leave and tries to stop them. In the exchange of shots which follow, Ed
receives a bullet in the leg and collapses, trying to still resist both
malfrats which continues to shoot him above. A witness of the scene
intervenes and takes along Ed to the shelter before making him a garrot
with the leg then eclipse discreetly on arrival of the police. While
his sergeant is at the hospital, Ironside inquires in order to know the
identity of his saver and discovers that it is about a soldier in
escape. Initially simply shown to be deserter, he is suspected soon of
murder and of adulterates of drug. The man contacts Ed so that he helps
him to prove his innocence.
Writing
by:
Frank Telford
Directed by: Leslie H. Martinson Guest star: Michael Callan (William Eller), Diana Muldaur (captain Pauline Daniels), Warren Stevens (colonel Orville Hazlett), D'Urville Martin (captain Lester Howe), Don 'Red' Barry (Harry Wilke), Robert Pratt (Woody Hayes), Bryan Montgomery (Pfc. Jerry Kovak), Robert E Dugan (technician), Bruce Powers (CID Man), Dennis Rucker (Pfc. Jurzyck), Kristin Helmore (WAC sergeant Mildred Peterson), John Davey (MP), Francisco Ortega (doctor). |
| 119. Gentle
Oaks 25/11/1971 Ironside learns
death from a young doctor in station with Gentle Oaks, an establishment
of convalescence, whereas he had had a telephone conversation with this
last during which he had
taught to him that patients were assassinated on "order" of the
families and that he had the evidence of it. The Chief being persuaded
that somebody made conceal the doctor, he goes to Gentle Oaks under the
identity of one professor to the retirement of which children - Ed and
Fran- want to get rid as fast as possible. Ironside settles on the spot
and begins his investigation by questioning the various boarders
discreetly and by supervising the chief-nurse, principal suspect. The
irascible character of the Chief irritates the latter quickly, pushing
she to make several imprudences, but a boarder, called "bootlicker",
recognized the man in the wheelchair.
Writing
by:
Michael Fisher
Directed by: Robert Clouse Guest star: Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), Harry Townes (Dr. Philip Perry), Jessica H. Jones (Heloise), Lynn Hamilton (nurse Clark), Ruth Roman (nurse Kramer), John Carradine (Isiah Witt), Jeff Davis (Malcolm Hill), Arthur Hanson (Father Clausen), Jason Wingreen (sergeant Dave Myers), Barry Cahill (Joe Payette), Jon Lormer (Walter Cook). |
| 120. License
to kill 02/12/1971 Jerry Maxon, a
malfrat established well in San Francisco, keep silent a police officer
become awkward for his business. To the lawsuit, his lawyer manages to
convince the jury which the police officer had attacked his customer
and who this last did nothing but be defended, he is thus discharged.
The only witness who could have made condemned Maxon disappeared,
certainly because he was afraid of the reprisals. The fellow-member of
the killed police officer, a former comrade of promotion of Ed, wants
to find this witness in memory of his friend and, this, in spite of the
councils of Ironside to keep away from the investigation. One evening,
following the telephone call of a indic, he goes at an address to
obtain information on the famous witness but it is Maxon which he meets
on the spot. The malfrat having shoot two times in his direction, the
police officer counteracts and kill him. But when his colleagues
arrive, they note that the malfrat had not decladded his weapon. The
police officer thus finds himself in a very delicate position, shown
murder by desire of revenge, and Ironside decides to take the
investigation in hands to leave it this bad step.
Writing
by:
Donn Mullally
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: David Carradine (Frank Carlson), James McEachin (Jerry Maxon), Roger Perry (Randy Keating), Tad Horino (Wing Yee), Ralph Manza (Emilio), Art Balinger (Walter Field), Richard Anderson (Rod Ballard), Michael Conrad (Tracy), Gloria Calomee (Iris Maxon), Joshua Bryant (Reuben Colter), Jackie Coogan (Buster Logan), Keith Walker (journalist), Amzie Strickland (owner), Bob Golden (Henry), Robert Ito (Ikiski sergeant). |
| 121. Class
of ' 57 16/12/1971 Bernie, a former
comrade of Ed, attacked a man and escaped in front of the police. The
victim not wanting
anything to say, lieutenant Reese thinks at once of a payment of
accounts and request with Ed to help him to find Bernie. It is occasion
for sergeant of replonger in his past and, when he learns that his
first love attended Bernie, he hopes to be able to join again
bonds with the young woman in question. Ironside is not very at ease
with respect to his subordinate, persuaded that Bernie benefitted
from complicities of which he could form part, and decides to carry out
the most discrete possible survey.
Writing
by:
Robert Earll and Sy Salkowitz
Directed by: James Neilson Guest star: Johnny Seven (lieutenant Carl Reese), Ellen Tucker (Mary), Christian Juttner (Eddie), Jerry Fogel (Roger Jameson), Marlyn Mason (Ann Garfield), Charles Robinson (Bernie Simmons), Gary Crosby (Steve Owen), Denis Jay (Tom), Carol Shelyne (Connie Richmond), Joseph Hindy (Tony), Alex Henteloff (Frank), Fredd Wayne (Arthur Greene). |
| 122. No
motive for murder 23/12/1971 Ironside receives
the visit of Saburo Tokahisa, the
son of a Japanese soldier with whom he had bound of friendship during
the war, and this last requires of him to come to Tokyo because his
father is in danger of death, somebody seeking to make an attempt on
his life. The Chief goes at once on the spot and, with his first visit
with his friend, he has the surprise to note that he is also
paraplegic. Ironside understands quickly that he did not
accept this infirmity and was contained on himself, drawing aside his
friends and even his children. He begins his investigation and
discovers that somebody was paid to assassinate his friend but the
Chief does not manage to find a reason valid with this contract and
that disturbs him deeply.
Writing
by:
Sy Salkowitz
Directed by: Leslie H. Martinson Guest star: Yuki Shimoda (major), Kay Shimatsu (Yamashita), Lloyd Kino (Saburo Tokahisa), Bob Okazaki (Watanabe), Ishimoto (directing), Irvin Paik (Shinji Watari), George Takei (Tsutomu Watari), James Shigeta (Tamaka). |
| 123. But
when she was bad 30/12/1971 Roy Lewis, a
criminal imprisoned for robbery, is released from prison after having
purged his sorrow. At once, Ironside the met under constant monitoring
bus he knows that the man is also guilty murder of a police officer,
but that the charge could not prove it at the time of his lawsuit.
Lewis, who wants to quickly
recover the money of his last burgling, wants to get rid of Ironside by
making his assassinate. With this intention, he is useful of old shill
of Dallas to infiltrate her in the group, to allure Ironside
and make so that he is at the good place at the good time. But
the young woman is moved by the way in which the Chief treats her and,
of criminal, she transforms herself into target for her employer who
hardly appreciates the reversal of his employee.
Writing
by:
Alvine Boretz
Directed by: Corey Allen Guest star: Dane Clark (Roy Lewis), Johnny Seven (lieutenant Carl Reese), Suzanne Pleshette (Shelly Kingman), Willard Way Eodgers (senior police officer), Antony Carbone (doctor), Len Lesser (Frank Bender). |
| 124. Unreasonable
facsimile 06/01/1972 A burgling of bank
takes place during an anti-pollution demonstration by a man alone and
skilfully made up. Its technique is well-known because it was used by a
missed actor, specialized in the make-up, six years earlier: the man
had made seven burglings before being stopped by Robert Ironside. It is
however the latter which, later, testified in his favour so that he
left prison in parole. Burgling brings back the actor
on the front of the scene but the Chief refuses to believe that he
could make an error of judgment and, although all the evidence against
his favorite, he fights nozzle and nails to prove his innocence.
Writing
by:
Merwin Gerald
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: Susan Seaforth Hayes (Ellen Packer), Russell Thorson (old man), Louise Truax (woman), Bernie Kopell (George Packer), Frank Aletter (Frank Clawson), Rhoda Williams (owner), Burgess Meredith (Harry Coltrane), Myron Healey (Mitch Carlin), Agustin Vallejo (Callaway). |
| 125. Find
a victim 13/01/1972 Ironside has
taken part in an emission of radio to promote the action of an old
safe-breaker repented for fifteen years. This last opened a house of
reception for the criminals leaving prison in order to help them to
reintegrate themselves : Start Renew.
But here, he misses money… When members of the local mob
syndicate are made burglarize and that they refuse to carry felt sorry
for, Ironside suspects initially a rival organization but, as his
investigation progresses, he seems obvious to him that the
creator of Start Renew makes a suspect much more credible. Fearing for
the life of this last, the Chief decides to
put him under surveillance.
Writing
by:
Irv Pearlberg
Directed by: Christian I Nyby II Guest star: Fred Lerner (Stanley), Paul Winfield (Benson), Morgan Paull (Karns), Arthur Tovey (professor), George Sawaya (Cabbie), John Cliff (Johnson), Dean Smith (Thaler), Glen Vernon (Shipley), Jimmy Pelham (Speedy Robbins), Philip Kenneally (Frankie Kellner), Norman Leavitt (Peter Ferguson), John Barbour (moderating), Mike Road (Storey), Charo (dancer), Robert Emhardt (Willford), Pat Hingle (Lou Karns). |
| 126. And
then there was one 20/01/1972 Marc is proud to
introduce his friend Sid at the Chief Ironside. This last, income
recently of Vietnam, opened a station gasoline with his best friend,
member of the same military
company. The night of the inauguration of the station, a man throws a
grenade with fragmentation in the room where is the two men: Sid is
killed on the blow. Leaning initially for a racist attack, Ironside
turns quickly to another assumption development by the aggression of
another member of the company of Sid. The lieutenant who ordered the
latter in Vietnam had also been to him victim of one attack to the
grenade and, vis-a-vis the investigation which had followed, the
members of the company had tightened the elbows so that the person in
charge is not discovered.
Writing
by:
Fred Freiberger
Directed by: Arnold Laven Guest star: Harrison Page (Sid Potter), Pamela Jones (Helen Potter), Felton Perry (Mustafa), Percy Rodriguez (Mohammed), Richard Young (Steve Winters), Scott Hylands (Joe Grainger), Rick Arnold (Eldon Link), Bo Hopkins (Gregg Hewitt), Tom Pittman (second detective), John William Evans (first detective), Vic Tayback (Henry Garrison), Virginia Gregg (Miss Wilson), Frank Maxwell (major Haggerty), Karen Carlson (Gracie Atkins), Phillip Clark (Vince Atkins), Wallace Earl (owner), Christine Dixon (Marge). |
| 127. Death
by the numbers 27/01/1971 A man is killed by
a roadhog and the police discovers on his body a hard-bound
card carrying number 4. Dennis Randall will find his friend Robert
Ironside to entrust this investigation to him because he received
himself by the post office a similar card carrying number 6. The Chief
quickly discovers that other people were killed and that they all were
Members
of the Commission of the handing-over of sorrows, except the first
which was a drug trafficker. The track of a revenge is thus privileged
and Ironside decides to take the place of number 5, an lawyer-artist of
the name of Carlton Duffy who resembles to him sufficiently to give the
exchange.
Writing
by:
Francine Carroll
Directed by: Gift Weis Guest star: James McCallion (barman), Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), Michael Fox (Dr. Albert Gold), Shelly Novack (Matt Newell), Carlton Duffy (himself), Bobby Bass (Mr. Gordon), Burr DeBenning (Hank Logan), Jacqueline Scott (Felice Evans), William Katt (Jimmy), Marilyn Erskine (Mrs. Gordon), George Murdock (Jim Peters). |
| 129. Bubble,
bubble, toil and murder 03/02/1972 The Barker
husbands call their friend Robert Ironside with the assistance in
middle of the night, their small daughter, Pip, being very
disturbed following the death of the owner of their building. When the
Chief arrives, he learns with astonishment and concern that Pip is
prostrate in her room and refuses
to leave there, going even until not speaking to her parents more. The
small girl, very attached to him, finishes by acknowledging him that
she responsible for died for the owner of the building because she
threw a spell to him. Ironside discovers that Pip, assisted by three
friends and Billy, a delayed young man, played witch in the
cellar. The suspicions of the police go quickly on Billy but
Ironside suspects another person and wants
above all to prove in Pip which she is of nothing responsible of died
for a man.
Writing
by:
Sy Salkowitz
Directed by: Christian I Nyby II Guest star: Paul Carr (Gerald Barker), Lee Paul (Billy Mahan), Rod Serling (witches shopkeeper), Anne Whitfield (Carol Barker), Milton Selzer (Mr. Gold), John Schuck (Archie Baldwin), Jodie Foster (Pip Barker). |
| 130. Achille's
heel 17/02/1972 The son of judge
Van Buren, promised with a beautiful future in the legal
medium, is implied in spite of him in a case of murder. A
gangster called Stilwell, whom his father must judge, paid a young
actress to dope the young man and to take him along in his apartment.
There,
the accomplice of Stilwell took photographs before killing the young
woman and, thanks to a photomontage, makes believe that the son Van
Buren is the assassin. The judge initially tries to hide the attempt at
blackmail of which he is the victim but the Chief understands
quickly what occurs. His investigation blames Stark, the accomplice of
Stilwell, but Ironside wants more: he scaffold a plan daring - but very
risky- to have the head of the gangster.
Writing
by:
Frank Telford
Directed by: Raymond Burr Guest
star:
Johnny Seven (lieutenant Carl Reese), Bill Fletcher (Ellis Stark),
George Wyner (first clerk), William Windom (judge Van Buren), Rick Lenz
(Larry), James Douglas (Frank Stilwell), Kerwin Mathews (Paul
Arnstein), Val Avery (Arnie Hummel), Henry Beckman (Durand), Angel
Tompkins (Delmar),
John Rayner (second clerk), Elena Eileen (waitress), Hilly Hicks (Otis
Williams), Ian Wolfe (Sam), Arthur Space (Austen Quill), Michael
Grayson (detective), Alan Dexter (Defense Attorney), Karen Norris
(judge Bell).
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| 131. His
fiddlers three 02/03/1972 Anton, a musician
who directs an universally famous quartet, is assassinated in a school
of music. The few students present as well as the other members of the
quartet are the only suspects and Ironside discovers quickly that Anton
was hardly appreciated, even hated. The reasons to kill him thus did
not miss and the Chief is quickly submerged by the potential culprits,
he must make light in multiple stories before the assassin does not
panic
and makes a new murder.
Writing
by:
Edward de Blasio
Directed by: Alf Kjellin Guest
star: Dita Nicole (Risi Flood), Ken Fox (Mr. Eagles),
Pamela Campbell (student), Collin Wilcox (Elizabeth Flanders), Kevin
Hagen (Anton Beecham), Ricky Kelman (Tony Savo), Barry Higgins (Jeremy
Daniels), Kathy Lloyd (Diane Lombard), Paul Koslo (Donald Flood), Tim
Matheson (Darryl Podell).
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| 132. A
man named Arno 09/03/1972 A man escapes from
a penitentiary and, in his escape, takes refuge in the office of
Ironside where Fran only works. Whereas she accomodates a friend of the
Chief, the man rush on her and takes her as an hostage to be able to
flee but, with the assistance of his visitor, Fran put him out of state
to harm. The friend of the Chief, who did not say his name but simply
that he had need for assistance, leaves while making him promise not to
speak about his arrival. The following day, Ironside, which works on a
large business of drug, receives a call of the woman of his friend,
very anxious: this last disappeared. When Fran learns that the head
seeks his rescuer, she acknowledges all to him and Ironside understands
that his friend has of serious trouble, can be in connection with his
investigation.
Writing
by:
Helen McAvity
Directed by: Chris Christenberry Guest
star:
Robert Karnes (the
husband), Gene Lyons (Dennis Randall), Johnny Seven (lieutenant Carl
Reese), Thomas A. Geas (Moratta), Nico Minardos (Ken Griffin), Aldine
King (Peggy Alexander), Woodrow Parfrey (Walter Dolan), Anne Francis
(Angela Moratta), Sandra Gould (the wife), Howard Lees (Victor Arno),
Louisa Moritz (Bonnie), Karen Bouchard (Kitty Ornell).
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