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Archive - US Crime Series
Kojak
Episode Guide - August 2005
(ep. #3.20)
compiled by
The Classic TV Archive
with contribitions by:
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Anders Ahlerup (maria.anders@ahlerup.se)
, Rina Fox
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KOJAK
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Universal City Studios, Inc./ an MCA company
for
CBS (season 1, 1973-74 Wednesdays 10.0pm)
CBS (season 2, 1975-76 Sundays 8.30pm)
CBS (seasons 3-4, 1976-78 Sundays 9.0pm)
CBS (season 5 1977-78 Sundays 10.0pm)
Created by Abby Mann (also Executive Producer for episodes 1-6)
Suggested by a book by Selwyn Raab
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf (season 1 on
Supervising Producer Jack Laird
Produced by James McAdams (season 1-3 + some season 4)
Produced by Chester Krumholz (some season 4)
Supervising Producer James McAdams (season 5)
Produced by Gene Kearney and Chester Krumholz (season 5)
US police drama series
1973-78 115 one hour episodes (5 seasons)
1985-90 7 two hour TVM's
starring
Telly Savalas
as
Lt.Theo Kojak (1973-78) /
Inspector Theo Kojak (1989-90)
also starring
(1973-78)
Dan Frazier as Captain Frank McNeil
Kevin Dobson as Lt. Bobby Crocker
George Savalas/[D] Demosthenes as Det. Stavros
[MR] Mark Russell as Det. Saperstein
[VC] Vince Conti as Det. Rizzo
[ND] Nick Dennis as Constantine
Victor Campos as Det. Gomez
recurring cast members:
Bart Burns as Commissioner (season 1)
Borah Silver as Dr. Prince (season 1, 3)
Chelsey Uxbridge as Forensics man (season 5)
(1985-1990)
Andre Braugher as Det. Winston Blake
Kario Salem as Det. Paco Montana
Candace Savalas as Pamela
Charles Cioffi as Chief George 'Fritz' Morris
Premise: Cases of a New York cop, of the Manhatten South 13th Precinct
'Kojak' theme music by Billy Goldenberg (seasons 1-4, 1973-77)
`Kojak' theme music by John Cacavas (season 5 1977-78)
Season 5 had a different more up-beat theme tune
Director of Photography Gerald Perry Finnerman, ASC (most season 1)
Director of Photography Charles Correll (season 2 onward) (verify)
Director of Photography Sol Negrin, ASC (season 4)
Director of Photography John McPherson (season 5)
################## Kojak ####################
################## pilot ####################
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0.00 [01] Kojak: THE MARCUS NELSON MURDERS (3hrs)
8Mar73
Written and produced by Abby Mann
Directed by Joseph Sargent (Emmy 1972)
Starring
Telly Savals ............ Lt. Theo Kojak
Guest Stars:
Marjoe Gortner .......... Teddy Hopoer
Jose Ferrer ............. Jake Weinhaus
Ned Beatty .............. Det. Dan Corrigan
Allen Garfield .......... Mario Portello
Lorraine Gary ........... Ruthie
Introducing:
Roger Robinson .......... Bobby Martin
and:
Gene Woodbury ........... Lewis Humes
Co-Starring:
William Watson .......... Det. Matt Black
Val Bisoglio ............ Det. Jacarrino
Antonia Rey ............. Rita Alvarez
Chita Rivera ............ Josie Hopper
Bruce Kirby ............. Sgt. Dan McCartney
Robert Walden ........... Mr. Fisher
Robert Fields ........... Asst. D.A. Goodman
Carolyn Nelson .......... Melissa Karr
Lloyd Gough ............. Inspector MacNeill
Lynn Hamilton ........... Arless Humes
Lawrence Pressman ....... Cabot
With:
John Sylvester White .... Inspector Hoffstetter
Paul Jenkins ............ Al Stabile
Helen Page Camp ......... Mrs. Hobber
Ellen Moss .............. Lynn Peyser
George Savalas .......... George Deems
Alan Manson ............. Sgt. Roberts
Fred Holliday ........... Sgt. Topf
Henry Brown, Jr. ........ Abe Humes
Joshua Shelley ......... Mr. Sack
Patricia O'Connell ...... Marge Corrigan
Alex Colon .............. Roberto Timoteo
Ben Hammer .............. Judge DeKana
Tol Avery ............... Justice Redding
Bill Zuckert ............ Judge Mathews
Elizabeth Berger ........ Jo-Ann Marcus
Lora Kaye ............... Cathy Nelson
Steven Gravers .......... Irwin David
*
Music by Billy Goldenberg
Song "Don't Give Me A Road I Can't Walk"
Music by Billy Goldenberg
Lyrics by Bobby Russell
Sung by Andy Kim
Director of Photography Mario Tosi
This pilot TV movie is a dramatization of the most
controversial and bitterly debated police investigations
preceding the Supreme Court's landmark Miranda Decision
in 1966. Name changes and compressions of time and composites
of certain characters have been made in order to present this
most significant story.
################## Kojak ####################
############ season 1 1973-74 ################
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CBS Wednesdays 10.0pm
1.01 [--] Kojak: SIEGE OF TERROR
24Oct73 CBS
Executive Producer Abby Mann
Produced by James McAdams
Supervising Producer Matthew Rapf
Written by Robert Heverly
Directed by William Hale
Director of Photography Gerald Perry Finnerman, ASC
Guest Star:
Harvey Keitel
*
Also Starring (end credits)
Dan Frazer (regular)
Kevin Dobson (regular)
Co-Starring:
James J. Sloyan ....... Jack Murzie
William Hansen ........ Old Man Hostage
David Proval .......... Calvelli
with:
Jude Farese ........... Mike Amazeen
John Garwood .......... Frank Talabo
Bart Burns ............ Deputy Commissioner
Richard Hurst ......... Crew Cut Hostage
Ralph James ........... Albie Linnick
Jannis Durkin ......... Woman Model Hostage
Allan Manson .......... Detective
Arnold Soboloff ....... Mastin
Alvin Hammer .......... Store Owner Hostage
Demosthenes ........... Det. Stavros (regular)
Synopsis:
When a Brinks Truck heist goes bad and a hostage situation
arises, Kojak races the clock to difuse the situation.
Kojak has two hours to free the hostages of the three thieves
(Harvey Keitel, James J. Sloyan, Jude Farese)in an Army surplus
store.
1.02 [--] Kojak: WEB OF DEATH
31Oct73
supervising producer Matthew Rapf
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Willian Hale
director of photography Gerald Perry Finnerman ASC
Guest Star:
Hector Elizando .......... Det. Nick Ferro
Co-starring:
Barbara Rhoades .......... Joanna Ferro
Bruce Kirby .............. Sgt. Al Vine
John Karlen .............. Pinky
with:
Burke Byrnes ............. Det. Olney
Norbert Schiller ......... Mr. Pollichek
Brad José ................ Foster Bridges
Darrel Zwerling .......... Dr. Agajanian
~
John Arnold .............. Bartender
Borah Silver ............. Dr. Prince (recurring)
John Nolan ............... Ingram
William Martel ........... Sgt. Grady
Other Credits:
Synopsis:
A fellow cop Nick Ferro kills his wife's lover and tries
to cover it up.
1.03 [--] Kojak: ONE FOR THE MORGUE
7Nov73
Executive Producer Abby Mann
Produced by James McAdams
Supervising Producer Matthew Rapf
Written by Jerrold Freeman
Directed by Richard Donner
Director of Photography Gerald Perry Finnerman ASC
Guest Stars:
Roger Robinson
Art Metrano
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Anthony Charnota ......... Serafin
Arnold Williams .......... Mitch
With:
Joseph R. Sicari ......... Ferret Face
Ji Tu Cumbuka ............ Slade
Richard Lawson ........... 1st. Suspect
Bart Burns ............... Commissioner
Borah Silver ............. Dr. Prince (recurring)
Jerry Leon ............... Jumbo
Michael deLano ........... Solerno
Larry Watson ............. Arkansas Fowler
Demosthenes .............. Det. Stavros (recurring)
Alfred Dennis ............ Carmone
Joe Alfasa ............... Falcone
Burton Armus ............. Detective
Kojak is suspicious of anonymous tips implicating an
underworld boss in the attempted assassination of his rival
(Art Metrano).
1.04 [--] Kojak: KNOCKOVER
14Nov73
Executive Producer Abby Mann
Produced by James McAdams
Supervising Producer Matthew Rapf
Written by Mort Fine
Directed by Charles S.Dubin
director of photography Gerald Perry Finnerman ASC
Guest stars
Alex Rocco
Joseph Hindy
and
Lynnette Mettey ......... Joannie
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Paul Savior ............. Mickey
Victor Campos ........... Det. Gomez
Alan Manson ............. Gallagher
With:
John Goddard ............ Mesche
Alma Beltran ............ Mrs. Contreras
Maggie Malooly .......... Peggy
Jane Alice Brandon ...... Sara
Alan Dexter ............. Dimin
Jack Aaron .............. Charlie Nose
Raymond Mayo ............ Freddie
Karen Morley ............ Mrs. Webber
Demosthenes ............. Det. Stavros (recurring)
Daniel Nugent ........... Jim
Josie Johnson ........... Leona
Synopsis:
A murder victim's diamond ring compounds a routine homicide
case with that of a million-dollar robbery.
1.05 [--] Kojak: GIRL IN THE RIVER
21Nov73
Executive Producer Abby Mann
Produced by James McAdams
written by Halsted Wells
directed by William Hale
Guest Star:
James Keach
Also Starring: (on opening credits)
Mark Gordon
Co-Starring: (on end credits)
Jennifer Shaw ........ Eloise
Stewart Moss ......... Deerfield
Alan Fudge ........... Gus
with:
Sidney Clute ......... Det. Cahan
Snopsis:
Kojak fears the strangler of seven women has returned when
a girl dies in a bizarre manner.
1.06 [--] Kojak: REQUIEM FOR A COP
28Nov73
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Teleplay by Ronald Adams and Jack Laird
Story by Jack Laird
Directed by Gary Nelson
Director of Photography Gerald Perry Finnerman ASC
Guest Stars:
Louise Latham
Mike Margotta
James Luisi
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Bruce Kirby ............ Sgt Alvine
Joey Aresco ............ Sammy
With:
Curt Conway ............ Father Duggan
John Sylvester White ... Chief Copeland
Robert Brubaker ........ Deputy Com. Cowan
Dan Seymour ............ Broen
Joseph George .......... Sgt. Dobieski
John Pickard ........... Tom Donnelly
Demosthenes ............ Det. Stavros (regular)
Gil Serna .............. Sandro
Ray Vitte .............. Prisoner
Michael Gregory ........ Edgar
Kojak races a 48-hour deadline to prevent the burial with
dishonor of his old friend, a veteran officer suspected
of corruption.
1.07 [--] Kojak: THE CORRUPTER
5Dec73
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by James M. Miller
Directed by Paul Stanley
Guest Stars
Lola Albright
Special Guest Star:
Robert Webber
end cast
Co-starring:
Alfred Ryder -- Emile
Nicholas Cortland -- Nicky Cole
Scatman Crothers -- Gaylord Fuller
With: Mel Allen -- Mcgregor
Jay Hammer -- Stiller
Darrell Zwerling -- Agajanian
Russ Grieve -- Proctor
Jon Silo -- Krouse
Robert Nadder -- Cutter
George Skaff -- DeLorme
Sandy Balson -- Melanie Lawrence
[D]
Synopsis:
A new staff, including a former model (Lola Albright), may
be involved in a jewelry store owner's murder.
1.08 [--] Kojak: DARK SUNDAY
12Dec73
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Robert Malcolm Young
Directed by Charles Rondeau
Guest Star:
Richard Jordan
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Paul Lambert .......... Hugh Jellicoe
Ken Kercheval ......... Ray Fromm
Lara Parker ........... Maria
Yvonne Craig .......... Liz
Michael Delano ........ Valano
Larry Block ........... Gerry Erskine
With:
John Elerick .......... Mike
Dick Balduzzi ......... Angie
Mark Alaimo ........... Artie
Steve Cory ............ Parking Attendant
Nick Ferrari .......... Carl Alexander
Nelson Olmsted ........ Manager
Lou Fant .............. Olsen
Lou Farragher ......... Sgt.
Demosthenes ........... Sgt. Stavros (recurring)
*
Synopsis:
The murder of a car thief yields vital clues to a $500,000
heist.
1.09 [--] Kojak: CONSPIRACY OF FEAR
19Dec73
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Mark Rogers and Jack Laird
Directed by Jeannet Szwarc
Director of Photography Gerald Perry Finnerman ASC
Guest Stars:
Larry Kert
Michael McGuire
Nicholas Colasanto
Co-Starring:
William Prince ........... Baker
Gretchen Corbet .......... Jeri
Victor Argo .............. Dennison
With:
Sid Grossfield ........... Turner
Michael Keep ............. Bunce
W.T. Zacha ............... Weaver (TITLES ERROR)
(No, not Det. Weaver. Roger Robinson is Det. Weaver in some
other episodes.)
Larry Watson ............. Fowler
Demosthenes .............. Sgt. Stavros (recurring)
Kojak tries to stall an urban redevelopment project until
he can solve a murder.
1.10 [--] Kojak: COP IN A CAGE
2Jan74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Teleplay by Alvin Apinsley and Gene Kearney
Story by Alvin Sapinsley
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Star:
John P. Ryan
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Victor Campos ......... Gomez (regular)
Nick Dennis ........... Constantine (regular)
Penny Santon .......... Sophie
Sally Kirkland ........ Gloria
Janice Heiden ......... Alexandria
Robert Donley ......... Henshaw
With:
Lionel Johnston ....... Eugene
Ray Ballard ........... Mort
William Martell ....... Desk Sergeant
Edward Ansara ......... Father Alexei
James V. Christy ...... Jimmy
Demosthenes ........... Stavros (regular)
Lou Farrargher ........ Cleary
A vengeful ex-convict's threats become more direct as the
wedding day of Lt. Kojak's niece approaches.
1.11 [--] Kojak: MARKER TO A DEAD BOOKIE
16Jan74
teleplay by Mort Fine and Gene Kearney
story by Mort Fine
directed by Alex March
guest stars
Roger Robinson
Val Avery
Henry Brown
Lorraine Gary
end cast
Co-Starring:
Don Calfa -- Fidelio Ortez
Carmen Argenziano -- Davey
Edith Diaz -- Celia Ortez
With:
Paul Henry Itkin -- Asst. D.A. Waters
[D]
Ted White -- Solly
Lou Farragher -- Det. Cleary
Louie Elias -- Art
Kojak appears to be corrupt in order to ensnare a narcotics
dealer, who is working on a trap of his own.
1.12 [--] Kojak: LAST RITES FOR A DEAD PRIEST
23Jan74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Joel Oliansky
Guest Star:
Jackie Cooper
Co-Starring:
Paul Cavonis .......... Gabe
Vince Martorano ....... Vince
Stanley Kamel ......... Clyde
Bruce Kirby ........... Sgt Vine
A jewel thief (Jackie Cooper) posing as a priest masterminds a
multimillion-dollar heist during a jeweler's convention.
1.13 [--] Kojak: DEATH IS NOT A PASSING GRADE
30Jan74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Gene Kearney
Directed by Allen Reisner
NO GUEST STARS in this episode
co-starring: (opening credits)
Mariclare Costello
James Woods ............. Caz
co-starring: (end credits)
Jack Murdock -- Art Gordon
Victor Campos -- Det. Gomez
Pamela Hensley -- Delta
With:
[D]
Wayne Heffley -- Det. Steiglitz
Mwako Cumbuka -- Jonas
Allan Joseph -- Mr. King
Darrell Zwerling -- Medical Examiner
James Wheaton -- Mr. Scott
Eddie Lo Russo -- Waiter
John Francis -- Bartender
Kojak is puzzled when some of his personal items appear as
false clues to a series of burglaries.
1.14 [--] Kojak: DIE BEFORE THEY WAKE
6Feb74
Written by Robert W. Lenski
Directed by Leo Penn
guest stars
Tina Louise
Isabel Sanford
end cast
Co-Starring: Robert Burr -- Daniel Pope
Isabel Sanford -- Grace
With: Albert Popwell -- Danny Boy
Ann Jillian -- Joanna
Steve Gravers -- Pullian
Jerome Guardino -- Bartender
Jayne Kennedy -- Tour Guide
[D]
A drug-addicted prostitute (Tina Louise) holds the key to the
killings of her roommate and a TV reporter.
1.15 [--] Kojak: DELIVER US SOME EVIL
13Feb74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Robert Malcolm Young
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
John Ritter
Ruth McDevitt
Co-Starring:
Fred Sadoff .......... Van Heusen
Ivor Francis ......... J. Warren Hale
Nora Marlowe ......... Jacobs
Karen Lamm ........... Dede
With:
Laurence Haddon ...... Steadman
Harry Hickox ......... Winkler
Gary Walberg ......... Goodman
Irene Tedrow ......... Mrs Hale
Don Hanmer ........... Darata
Synopsis:
A small-time thief (John Ritter) is pressured into arranging
a big-time robbery for money to escape a murder charge.
1.16 [--] Kojak: EIGHTEEN HOURS OF FEAR
20Feb74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Teleplay by Robert C. Dennis and Jack Laird
Story by Robert C. Dennis
Directed by Charles Rondeau
Guest Stars
Lynne Marta
Charles McCann
Co-Starring: (on end credits)
Jack Colvin ......... Cherneff
With
Paula Victor ........ Mrs Getz
Susan Blu ........... Cover Girl
Eddie Fontaine ...... Alex Fairbanks
Louis Tiano ......... Pulanski
Darrell Zwerling .... Agajanian
Burt Armus .......... Himself
Jack Griffin ........ House Detective
Borah Silver ........ Dr. Prince (recurring character)
Paul Micale ......... Bartender
An out-of-town businessman is arrested for murder after
becoming involved with a smuggler (Lynne Marta) and the mob.
1.17 [--] Kojak: BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS
27Feb74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
written by Gene Kearney
directed by Charles S. Dubin
guest stars
Henry Darrow
Louise Sorel
Don Knight
end cast
Co-Starring: David White -- Ramsey Brewer (Bewitched)
[D]
With: James V. Christy -- Poolhall Operator
Austin Stoker -- Det. Douglas
Mark Tapscott -- Packman
Lew Palter -- Mr. Green
Burt Armus -- Spotter
James Beach -- Plainclothesman
[VC] -- Police Photographer (This is what was listed in the credits. Normally as Det.
Rizzo.)
Jerry Summers -- John David
[MR]
A fence, a robbery victim and police pursue the survivor
(Henry Darrow) of a cat-burglary team.
1.18 [--] Kojak: DEAD ON HIS FEET
6Mar74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
Guest Stars:
Harry Guardino
Malachi Throne
Special Guest Star:
Joanne Linville
Co-Starring:
Jed Allan ........... Eddie Ryan
Juno Dawson ......... Inez
A detective (Harry Guardino) hides his terminal illness while
pursuing his partner's murderer.
1.19 [--] Kojak: DOWN A LONG AND LONELY RIVER
20Mar74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Robert Foster
Directed by Leo Penn
Guest Star:
Paul Michael Glaser
Special Guest Star:
Sian Barbara Allen
Co-Starring (opening credits)
Alexander Hay
-end cast
Co-Starring: Kenneth O'Brien -- Ankrum
John Aniston -- Dancik
John Beal -- McKinney
Charles Dierkop -- DeLuca
Ed Bernard -- Watson
With: [D]
Fuddle Bagley -- High Pockets
Fredric Franklyn -- Nightclub Manager
Joseph Perry -- Burke
A psychologist (Sian Barbara Allen) asks Kojak's help to
find her avenging fiance, an armed parolee.
1.20 [--] Kojak: MOJO
27Mar74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Teleplay by Mark Weingart and Mort Fine
Story by Mark Weingart
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
Guest Stars
Dennis Patrick
Ed Lauter
end cast:
Co-Starrrng: Robert Doyle -- Harry
Ken Ruta -- Bryce
Michael Richardson -- Jimmy Crown
With: [D]
John Ashton -- Culler
Borah Silver -- Chemist
[MR]
Lenny Kent -- Mesche
Synopsis:
Kojak poses as a chemist to capture thieves trying to peddle
morphine back to the insurance company.
1.21 [--] Kojak: THERAPY IN DYNAMITE
10Apr74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Gene Kearney
Directed by Leo Penn
Guest Stars:
Steven Keats
Elizabeth Allen
Jane Elliot
Dabney Coleman
end cast:
Co-Starring: Joan Pringle -- Neva
Philip Burns -- Mr. Seymour
Peggy Feury -- Dr. Irene Benton
With: [D]
Brit Lind -- Alice
Len Lesser -- Mr. Morgan
Connie Sawyer -- Landlady
Bert Kramer -- Det. Walton
[MR]
A psychopathic bomber (Steven Keats)helps his friends by
murdering people who hurt them.
1.22 [--] Kojak: THE ONLY WAY OUT
8May74
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Alvin Sapinsley
Directed by Joel Oliansky
Guest Stars:
Lee H. Montgomery
John Hillerman
end cast:
Co-Starring: Paul Jenkins -- Timmy Oakes
Joshua Bryant -- Simon Hecht
With: [D]
Dori Brenner -- Miss Rosenberg
Howard Platt -- Roy Benson
William Tepper -- Santangelo
Linda Weeks -- Paula McKeown
Katy Theodore -- Melinda
A man asks Kojak to locate his missing father; the case leads
to a thief who fled to Brazil with $25 million.
################## Kojak ####################
########## season 2 (1974-75) #############
############### (23 episodes) #################
CBS Sundays 8.30pm
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Supervising Producer Jack Laird
2.01 [24] Kojak: THE CHINATOWN MURDERS (2hrs)
15Sep74
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
guest stars
Michael Constantine
Sheree North
Tige Andrews
Roger Robinson
Co-Starring
Leonardo Cimino
Robert Ito (Quincy)
Shirlee Kong
A gang in Chinatown tries to start a war between rival
criminal factions.
2.02 [25] Kojak: HUSH NOW, OR YOU'LL DIE
22Sep74
Written by Robert W. Lenski
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest stars:
Kathleen Quinlan
Todd Susman
Mike Kellin .......... Frank Conforti
Co-Starring:
Grayson Hall
Carmen Zapata
Brendan Bums
Kojak suspects a rape victim (Kathleen Quinlan), with another
person's help,later murdered her assailant.
2.03 [26] Kojak: A VERY DEADLY GAME
29Sep74
Written by Sean Baine
Directed by Seymour Robbie
Guest Stars:
Art Lund
Burr DeBenning
Roger Robinson ........ Gil Weaver
Co-Starring:
Alex Colon ............ Raul Fria
Lillian Lehman ........ Lisa
An FBI agent pursues the coast-to-coast trail of a drug thief
who murdered a police officer.
2.04 [27] Kojak: WALL STREET GUNSLINGER
6Oct74
Written by Halsted Wells
Directed by Richard Donner
NO guest stars
Co-Starring: (on end credits)
Alan Feinstein ......... Lenny Grenfell
Bernard Barrow ......... Paulus
With:
Zitto Kazann ........... Sheik Ali
Ann Coleman ............ Felicity
George Coros ........... Big Chrissy
George Wyner ........... Sgt. Collins
Kojak poses as a shady Greek millionaire to catch a man
responsible for three murders and the theft of $20 million
in securities.
2.05 [28] Kojak: SLAY RIDE
13Oct74
Written by Mort Fine
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
Julie Gregg
Stephen McHattie
Co-Starring:
Paul Benedict .......... Kauldor
Melendy Britt .......... Joan Marly
Don Hanmer ............. Myron Joyce
Francine York .......... Linda
With:
Don Ross ............... Steve Marly
Jack Stemberger ........ Ernest O'Reilly
Frances Osborne ........ Secretary
Gordon Jump ............ Jonas
Synopsis:
Several men plummet to their deaths at the same convention,
making Kojak doubt suicide as the explanation.
2.06 [29] Kojak: NURSEMAID
20Oct74
Written by Joel Oliansky
Directed by Jerry London
director of photography Charles Correll
Guest Star:
Kay Medford
end credits:
Co-Starring:
Eugene Troobnick ........ Koster
Frank Christi ........... Marty Clifford
Lynnette Mettey ......... Doris
With:
Allan Miller ............ Bayliss
Don McGovern ............ Reissen
Len Lesser .............. Hinton
Ian Scott ............... Jurgen
Dave Morick ............. Houghton
Jim Murtaugh ............ Sutter
A murder witness who is Kojak's first clue to a street gang's
gun supplier must be persuaded to cooperate, then protected.
2.07 [30] Kojak: YOU CAN'T TELL A HURT MAN HOW TO HOLLER
27Oct74
Written by Albert Ruben
Directed by Seymour Robbie
Guest Stars:
Roger Robinson
Harrison Page
Co-Starring:
Roger E. Mosley ...... Stutz
Tom Pedi ............. Filacchione
Margaret Avery ....... Lula
Synopsis:
A small-time crook (Harrison Page) refuses to cooperate when
Kojak tries to clear him of murder.
2.08 [31] Kojak: THE BEST JUDGE MONEY CAN BUY
3Nov74
Written by Gene Kearney
Directed by Leo Penn
Guest Stars:
John Randolph
Walter McGinn
Melissa Murphy
Dorothy Tristan ........ Ellen
Co-Starring: (end credits)
John Aniston ........... Webster
Abe Vigoda ............. Kilty
with:
Bruno VeSota ........... Revelson
Jack Kutcher ........... Rizell
Walter Stocker ......... Judge Mackie
Kojak suspects the apparent suicide of a young judge suspected
of corruption was actually murder.
2.09 [32] Kojak: A SOUVENIR FROM ATLANTIC CITY
10Nov74
Written by Charles Sailor and Eric Kaldor
Directed by Daniel Haller
director of photography Charles Correll
Guest Stars:
Jaime Sanchez
Also Starring (opening credits)
Daniel J. Travanti
Maria-Elena Cordero
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Victor Campos .......... Gomez (recurring)
Helena Carroll ......... Nun
Tom Bower .............. Brenner
with:
Rafael Lopez ........... Pena
Ron Joseph ............. 1st Latin
Keone Young ............ Oriental
Hank Rolicke ........... Bootblack
Gina Marie Smika ....... Girl
The eyewitness to a terrorist bombing is a known police
informant (Jaime Sanchez).
2.10 [33] Kojak: A KILLING IN THE SECOND HOUSE
17Nov74
Wwritten by Gene Kearney
Directed by Christian Nyby
Guest Star:
Martin Balsam
Also Starring: (opening credits)
Dimitra Arliss
Co-Starring: (end credits)
John Lehne ........... Tony Howard
Nedra Deen ........... Elaine Miller
Richard Eastham ...... Jack Seymour
Susan Brown .......... Janet Seymour
With:
Evelyn Russell ....... Mrs Tyburn
Bob Goldstein ........ Medical Examiner
A private investigator (Martin Balsam),once a police detective,
makes a client's suicide look like murder to collect life
insurance.
2.11 [34] Kojak: THE BEST WAR IN TOWN
24Nov74
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Richard Donner
director of photography Vilis Lapenieks, ASC
Guest Stars:
Mark Shera
David Doyle
Normann Burton
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Buffy Dee ............ Catonsky
Erica Yohn ........... Mrs Warren
With:
Raymond O'Keefe ...... Laggo
Gene Dynarski ........ Lairdson
Jon Ian Jacobs ....... Sweetzer
Richard Karlan ....... Uniformed Capt.
Vince Conti .......... Rizzo (regular)
A rookie officer (Mark Shera) assigned to Kojak by a police
instructor inadvertently touches off a war between two gangs.
2.12 [35] Kojak: CROSS YOUR HEART AND HOPE TO DIE
1Dec74
Written by Gene Kearney
Directed by David Friedkin
director of photography Charles Correll
Guest Star:
Andrea Marcovicci ....... Lisa
Co-Starring:
Lenny Baker ............. Joyce (according to credits)
Lenka Peterson .......... Dr. Kirk
Angela Clarke ........... Mrs. Harrington
With:
George Shannon .......... Greg
Harvey J. Goldenberg .... Mr. Doyle
Pat Corley .............. Mr. Miller
Peter Carew ............. Mr. Dean
A hospital out-patient has trouble coping with life's
realities, especially when her demented friend believes
he is protecting her by killing an agressive suitor.
2.13 [36] Kojak: THE BETRAYAL
15Dec74
Written by Joseph Polizzi
Directed by Telly Savalas
Guest Stars:
Paul Anka
Richard Romanus
Roger Robinson
Co-Starring:
Helen Verbit
Paul Picerni
An informant (Paul Anka) uses a detective to further his own
criminal career.
2.14 [37] Kojak: LOSER TAKES ALL
22Dec74
Teleplay by Robert C. Dennis
Story by William P. McGivern and Robert C. Dennis
Directed by Allen Reisner
Guest Stars:
Leslie Nielsen
Ja'net DuBois
Roger Robinson
Co-Starring:
Antonio Fargas ........ Benny
Quinn Redeker ......... Neff
with
Edmund Cambridge
A woman's (Ja'net DuBois) husband is murdered during the
diamond heist she plotted with her lover (Leslie Nielsen).
2.15 [38] Kojak: CLOSE COVER BEFORE KILLING
5Jan75
Written by Peter S. Fischer
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Guest Star:
Alex Rocco
Also Starring:(on opening credits)
David Ackroyd
Nate Esformes
Nira Barab
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Richard X. Slattery
Erik Estrada
Kojak is puzzled when a prosperous businessman (Alex Rocco)
suddenly is accused of murder and arson.
2.16 [39] Kojak: ACTS OF DESPERATE MEN
12Jan75
written by Gene Kearney
directed by Jeannot Szwarc
Guest Stars:
Eugene Roche
Bruce Kirby, Jr.
Co-Starring:
Elaine Joyce
Thayer David
Robert X. Modica
Nick Dennis
A sniper systematically eliminates a mild-mannered accountant's
(Eugene Roche) boss and his associates.
2.17 [40] Kojak: QUEEN OF THE GYPSIES
19Jan75 CBS Sun
Teleplay by Gene Kearney
Story by Gene Kearney and Arthur E. McLaird
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
Guest Star:
Zohra Lampert .......... Marina Sheldon
Co-Starring (opening credits)
Lane Smith ............. Clyde Regan
Peter Mamakos .......... John
*
Co-Starring (end credits)
Donald Billet .......... Sam Graves
Michael Elbert ......... Aldo Quire
Robert Emhardt ......... Marcus
with:
John Durren ............ Benson
Maria Grimm ............ Susan
Mickey Fox ............. Katrina
Leon Russom ............ Gallen
Mark Russell ........... Det. Saperstein (regular)
Charles Picerni ........ Paul Picerni
Synopsis 1:
A Gypsy woman (Zohra Lampert), witness to a bank robbery, recruits the
thieves for a heist involving six banks in one
day.
Synopsis 2:
Kojak could use a crystal ball. He's trying to divine why a Gypsy
woman who was passing counterfeit money in a bank during a holdup
later stole the robber's mug shot from the police files. [RF]
2.18 [41] Kojak: NIGHT OF THE PIRAEUS
26Jan75
written by Don Rene Patterson and George Bacos
directed by Jerry London
guest stars
Norman Lloyd
Ivor Francis
Paul Shenar
Robert Viharo
Elizabeth McRae
Gale Garnett
A belt stolen from a Greek sailor causes three murders, but
a witness appears unconcerned.
2.19 [42] Kojak: ELEGY IN AN ASPHALT GRAVEYARD
2Feb75
written by Jack Laird
directed by Christian Nyby
guest stars
Stephen Elliott
Roger Robinson
John Glover
Walter Brooke
Priscilla Pointer
Terence Locke
The murder of a Manhattan playgirl affects several lives,
including Lt. Kojak's
2.20 [43] Kojak: THE GOOD LUCK BOMBER
9Feb75
Written by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Directed by Ray Brenner
Guest Stars:
Jack Ging
Richard Bradford
Co-Starring:
Ellen Madison
Bonnie Bartlett
Nick Dennis (as Constantine ?)(regular)
Archie Hahn
A series of bombings involving devices that cannot be defused
frustrates Kojak
2.21 [44] Kojak: UNWANTED PARTNERS
16Feb75
written by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
directed by Burton Armus
guest stars
James Sutorius
Michael Delano
Brad Dexter
Carole Demas
Carmine Caridi
Crocker is torn when an old school chum is the prime suspect
in the investigation of a protection racket.
2.22 [45] Kojak: TWO-FOUR-SIX FOR TWO HUNDRED
23Feb75 CBS
Written by James M. Miller
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
Robert Loggia
Dick O'Neill
Also Starring: (opening credits)
Rose Marie
Co-Starring: (end credits)
George Loros ............ Corso
Joshua Shelley .......... Obitsky
William Beckley ......... Night Manager
with:
Albert Cole ............. Berlin
Joyce Davis ............. Valerie
Roger Aaron Brown ....... Thompson
A thief tries unsuccessfully to steal a painter's truck, then
sits in jail while his lawyer (Robert Loggia) fails
to arrange bail.
2.23 [46] Kojak: THE TRADE-OFF
2Mar75 CBS
Written by Robert E. Swanson
Directed by David Friedkin
Guest Stars:
Michael C. Gwynne ......... Blaise
Mark Stevens .............. Steiner
Co-Starring:
Liam Dunn ................. Faxy
Bruce Kirby sr ............ Vine
with:
John Dullaghan ............ Farrell
Harry Hickox .............. Doorman
Richmond Shepard .......... Grundy
Jean Le Bouvier ........... Lillian McNeil
Kojak arrests drugdealer Steiner. Steiner' gang kidnap McNeil's
wife and want to trade her for the evidence against Steiner.
2.24 [47] Kojak: I WANT TO REPORT A DREAM
9Mar75 CBS
written by Gene Kearney
directed by Telly Savalas
guest stars
Ruth Gordon
Andy Robinson
Co-Starring:
Cynthia Harris
Tracy Reed
A psychic (Ruth Gordon) reports to the police a dream in which
she sees a murder committed.
*################## Kojak ####################
########## season 3 (1975-76) #############
############### (23 episodes) #################
CBS Sundays 9.00pm
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Supervising Producer Jack Laird
Associate Producer, Michel Scheff / Michael Scheff
Story Editor Gene Kearney
3.01 [48] Kojak: A QUESTION OF ANSWERS (2 hours)
14Sep75
produced by James McAdams
supervising producer Jack Laird
written by Albert Ruben
directed by Jerry London
Guest stars:
Eli Wallach
Michael V. Gazzo
Jennifer Warren
Special Guest Star:
Jerry Orbach
Co-Starring:
Allan Rich
F. Murray Abraham
Charles Kimbrough
Dick Herd
Arny Freeman
A desperate man tries to stay out of jail by helping
Kojak trap a ruthless loan shark.
3.02 [49] Kojak: MY BROTHER, MY ENEMY
21Sep75
Written by Alvin Boretz
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Director of Photography Charles Correll
Guest Stars:
Sylvester Stallone (as Detective Daley)
Frank Aletter
Co-Starring: (on opening credits)
Alan Manson
Charles Napier
Stephen Pearlman
Ahna Capri
Evelyn Russell
With: (end credits)
Claude Earl Jones ......... Det. Al Buchinsky
Inez Pedroza .............. Newsperson
Scott Ehrlich ............. Wilson Stronik
Dave Morrick .............. Asst. D.A. Casey
Chas. Floyd Johnson ....... Det. White
Mark Russell .............. Saperstein (regular)
Todd Gross ................ Arthur Stronik
Kojak resists outside pressures to protect a fellow detective
(Sylvester Stallone) who accidentally shot a boy.
3.03 [50] Kojak: SWEETER THAN LIFE
28Sep75
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
Neville Brand
Co-Starring:
Michael Mullins ......... Johnny
John Lisbon Wood ........ Don Collins
Eunice Christopher ...... Mary Drosinis
With:
Tony Giorgio
Richard Forony
Arnold Soboloff
Lt. Kojak asks an ex-addict (Neville Brand) to help his nephew,
who seems to be hooked on drugs and involved in a murder.
3.04 [51] Kojak: BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU PRAY FOR
5Oct75
Written by James M. Miller
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
George DiCenzo
Pepe Serna
Co-Starring:
Dick Bakalyan .......... Proctor
Don Billett ............ Griss
M.P. Murphy ............ Callaghan
Meg Wyllie ............. Sister Agnes
Cynthia Avila .......... Lena
Two Puerto Rican brothers kill a Priest during a truck
heist outside a Catholic School, where Crocker is lecturing
the female pupils on rape.
3.05 [52] Kojak: SILENT SNOW, DEADLY SNOW
or_ SECRET SNOW, DEADLY SNOW
12Oct75
Written by Mort Fine
Directed by Jerry London
Guest Stars:
Robert Mandan
Elizabeth Macrae
Co-Starring:
Victor Arnold ....... Malloy
Thayer David ........ Mr. B.
Karmin Murcelo ...... Isabella
with
Raymond Singer
David Sabin
Evidence suggests a narcotics dealer, Kojak's prime suspect,
shot a man who was already dead.
3.06 [53] Kojak: LIFE, LIBERATION AND THE PURSUIT OF DEATH
26Oct75
Written by Gene Kearney
Directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Guest Stars:
Joanna Miles
William Katt
Jim Borrelli
Co-Starring:
Robert Carricart ...... Mr Viliano
Nira Borab ............ Adelle
Robert Riesel ......... Colbenz
Richard Reicheg ....... Richard
Robert Patten ......... Forman
with:
Burt Douglas
Two psychology students mentally torture the only witness
(Joanna Miles) to their murder of a professor
3.07 [54] Kojak: OUT OF THE FRYING PAN...
2Nov75
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
Eugene Roche
Richard Venture
Joseph Stern
Co-Starring:
Lee Weaver ............. Ozzie Turnbull
Joseph Bova ............ Morrie Rogaz
Richard O'Brien ........ Sgt Harry Doyle
Eddie Firestone ........ Bunky Ott
Jason Wingreen ......... Max Persky
Wayne Grace ............ Grisco Cummings
Edd Gasper ............. Vince Nesmith
with:
Anthony Mumolo ......... Barry Schuster
Larry Dunn ............. Roger Patton
An alcoholic detective, demoted to patrolman, tries to catch
the murderer of his friend and clear his own name.
3.08 [55] Kojak: OVER THE WATER
9Nov75
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Telly Savalas
Guest Stars:
Michael Cristofer
Roy Poole
Titos Vandis
Asher Brauner
Co-Starring:
Frank Campanella ....... Sammy
Peter Hobbs ............ Cortazzo
Don Fenwick ............ Malloy
Len Jewell ............. Tocco
Dallas Mitchell ........ Attorney
Kojak breaks up a barroom fight, then one of the brawlers,
a mobster's son, puts out a contract on his life.
3.09 [56] Kojak: THE NICEST GUYS ON THE BLOCK
16Nov75
Written by Mort Fine
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
Roger Robinson
James Watson, Jr.
Norman Alden
Philip Bruns
Jack Somack
Co-Starring:
Wil Albert ........... Dr. Ennis
Shimen Ruskin ........ Ben Hillel
Tony Swartz .......... Milt Moyer
with:
Anna Berger .......... Mrs. Lipnick
Barbara Alston ....... Sybil
Bob Bralver .......... Teddy
Detective Weaver discovers his former high-school classmate is
fencing a cache of diamonds worth $1 million.
3.10 [57] Kojak: NO IMMUNITY FOR MURDER
23Nov75
written by Joseph N. Gores
directed by Andy Sidaris
Guest Stars:
Robert Alda
Ron Rifkin
Sally Kemp
Gregory Walcott
with:
Jon Cedar ............ Crowell
John Wyler ........... Fletcher
Dolores Mann ......... Nancy Fletcher
Barbara Douglas ...... Claudine
Mary Margaret Amato .. Jennie
Kojak believes a prostitute and her partner did not cause a
bookkeeper's murder, but the FBI impedes his investigation.
3.11 [58] Kojak: A LONG WAY FROM TIMES SQUARE
30Nov75
teleplay by Gene Kearney
story by Brian McKay
directed by Ernest Pintoff
guest stars (verify)
Judith Lowry
Max Showalter
Vincent Baggetta
Tom McFadden
Albert Cole
Judy Kaye
Co-Starring:
George D. Wallace ..... Washburn
William Wintersole .... Chief Peck
Richard Karron ........ Alley Oop
Mary Jo Catlett ....... Verna
with:
Brett Hadley .......... Santa Flora
Buck Young ............ Reporter
Crocker and Kojak run afoul of mobsters while attempting
to extradite a witness (Vincent Baggetta) from a small Nevada
town.
3.12 [59] Kojak: MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
7Dec75
Written by Dallas L.Barnes
Directed by Daniel Haller
Guest Stars:
David Ogden Stiers
Henry Brown
Bernie Kopell
Bruce Kirby
and
John Hesley
Co-Starring:
Emory Bass .......... Stacowski
Sidney Clute ........ Barney Sullivan
Beverly Dixon ....... Mrs V. Goss
with
Del Hinkley ......... Anslow
A car-theft ring is hard to break when its victims appear to
be willing participants.
3.13 [60] Kojak: A HOUSE OF PRAYER, A DEN OF THIEVES
14Dec75
Produced by Irv Wilson (a new producer to "Kojak")
Written by Gene R. Kearney
Directed by Robert Day
Guest Stars:
Eileen Brennan
Lonny Chapman
Jeff Corey
Ed Barth
Special Guest Star:
Vincent Gardenia
Co-Starring: (on opening credits)
Jay Varella
Co-Starring: (on end credits)
Martine Bartlett ......... Margaret McCune
Don Calfa ................ Burgess
Dean Santora ............. Walter
David Hayward ............ Scott
with:
David Knapp .............. Thackery
Mike Darnell ............. Nick
A former detective catches an elderly counterfeiter, who is
murdered before reaching New York.
(Possibly a pilot for a spin-off - set in Las Vegas)
3.14 [61] Kojak: HOW CRUEL THE FROST, HOW BRIGHT THE STARS
(Christmas episode)
21Dec75
Teleplay by Gene R. Kearney
Story by James McAdams and Gene R. Kearney
Directed by David Friedkin
Guest Stars:
Jesse Welles
Betsy Slade
Darrell Fetty
Co-Starring:
Deborah White ............ Jacky Pierce
Veronica Hamel ........... Elenora
Redmond Gleeson .......... Det. Houston
Albert Hall .............. Det. Gregg
James Griffith ........... Mr. Swift
Phil Leeds ............... Druggist
Fred D. Scott ............ Dr. Banker
George Skaff ............. Mr. Zaloomian
John Larroquette ......... Sailor
with:
Edward Olmos ............. Paco
Nick Dennis .............. Constantine (regular)
Christmas Eve finds the understaffed detectives on the
streets trying to prevent two murders.
3.15 [62] Kojak: THE FORGOTTEN ROOM
4Jan76
written by James Bonnet
directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Guest Stars:
George Pan
Rhoda Gemignani
Special Guest Star:
Oscar Homolka
Co-Starring:
Philip R. Allen ......... Cooper
Oscar Beregi ............ Fuchs
Helen Craig ............. Mrs. Janowski
Alan Napier ............. Antonakis
with
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Nick Dennis ............. Constantine (regular)
Nicholas Stamos ......... Dimitri
Frank Geraci ............ Big Irv.
When circumstantial evidence implicates a Greek (George Pan)
in murder, Kojak'sinvestigation alienates Greek friends.
(voice of Telly Savalas singing over opening credits)
3.16 [63] Kojak: ON THE EDGE
11Jan76
written by Alvin Boretz
directed by David Friedkin
Guest Stars:
Forrest Tucker
Verna Bloom
Malachi Throne
Danny Wells
Co-Starring:
Joseph R. Sicari ........ Delman
Richard Stanley ......... Arnold
with
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
A detective's (Forrest Tucker) obsession with work threatens his
family life, career and important case.
3.17 [64] Kojak: A WIND FROM CORSICA
18Jan76
Teleplay by Mark Rodgers and Barry Trivers
Story by James/(Paul?) Stein and Charles Watts
Directed by Daniel Haller
Guest Stars:
Joseph Hindy
Suzanne Charney
Milt Kogan
Giorgio Tozzi
Co-Starring:
George Garro .......... D'Amato
Al Ruscio ............. Mr. Travino
Karmin Murcelo ........ Mrs. Mendez
with:
John Vari ............. Victor
Borah Silver .......... Prince (recurring character)
MR
VC
The police and health departments pursue a man with a dangerous
virus, trying to carry out his dead brother's vendetta.
3.18 [65] Kojak: BAD DUDE
25Jan76
Written by Joseph N.Gores
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Director of Photography Charles Correll
Guest Stars:
Rosey Grier
Charles Weldon
Roger Robinson
Co-Starring:
Billy Duke ........... Sylk
Dee Timberlake ....... Dellia May
with
DeForest Covan ....... Cabbie
VC (regular)
MR (regular)
Kojak is puzzled when a man seems to set himself up for a
hired killer and doesn't want police to interfere.
3.19 [66] Kojak: THE FRAME
1Feb76
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Guest Stars:
Michael McGuire
James Luisi
Madison Arnold
Co-Starring:
Dick Dinman ........... Swinton
Joseph Perry .......... Bancroft
Martin Braddock ....... Moore
with
Vince Conti ........... Det. Rizzo (regular)
Mark Russell .......... Det. Saperstein (regular)
John Quade ............ Colby
David Garfield ........ Bernheim
Albert Henderson ...... Police Captain
Internal Affairs and a hostile district attorney investigate
Kojak when a thief claims the lieutenant took a bribe.
3.20 [67] Kojak: DEADLY INNOCENCE
08Feb76 CBS Sun
Written by Sean Baine
Directed by Daniel Haller
Guest Stars:
Tige Andrews .......... Aaron Fisk
Stephen Macht ......... Max Fisk
Andrew Parks .......... Danny Fisk
James Luisi ........... Capt. Henry Rosseau
Victor Campos ......... Detective Gomez
*
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Whit Bissell .......... Harry Sentman
Antony Ponzini ........ Joey Fiorello
Anthony Charnota ...... Augie Matthews
with:
Gary Glanz ............ Murray Ornellas
Lee Bryant ............ Cindy Marshall
Russ Marin ............ Dr. Sullivan
Argentin Brunetti ..... Christina
Mark Russell .......... Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ........... Det. Rizzo (regular)
Synopsis 1:
A young man must protect a frame-up arranged by his father
(Tige Andrews) to avenge his paralyzed brother.
Synopsis 2:
Kojak investigates the hit-and-run death of a police department
chemist. [RF]
3.21 [68] Kojak: JUSTICE DEFERRED
15Feb76
written by Jack Laird
directed by Charles S.Dubin
Director of Photography Charles Correll
guest stars (to be verified)
Michael Ansara
Gail Strickland
Victor Campos
Marjorie Bennett
Ned Glass
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Harry Davis ........... Desk Clerk
Doris Dowling ......... Rosemary
Richard Peabody ....... Burgess
with:
Mark Russell .......... Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ........... Det. Rizzo (regular)
Raymond Singer ........ Moscowitz
A multi-millionaire construction tyoon is under investigation
when acorpse is found encased in concrete, 18 years after he
helped cover up the murder.
3.22 [69] Kojak: BOTH SIDES OF THE LAW
22Feb76
Written by Gene R. Kearney
Directed by Davis Friedkin
Guest Stars:
David Opatoshu
Ben Hammer
Susan Sullivan
Don Knight
Co-Starring:
Malcolm McCalman ...... McKee
Teno Pollick .......... Nico
Sy Krammer ............ Travizius
James E. Broadhead .... Warden
with
Anthony Mason ......... Leacock
Vince Conti ........... Det. Rizzo (regular)
Mark Russell .......... Det. Saperstein (regular)
Five Rembrandt drawings vanish despite the on-scene capture
of the art thieves.
3.23 [70] Kojak: A GRAVE TOO SOON
7Mar76
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Daniel Haller
Guest Stars:
Diana Hyland
Harold J. Stone
Daniel J. Travanti
Quinn Redeker
Jane Alice Brandon
Co-Starring:
Danny Goldman ........ Sutherland
Jay Novello .......... Patriarch
with:
Vince Conti ........... Det. Rizzo (regular)
Mark Russell .......... Det. Saperstein (regular)
Borah Silver ......... Prince (recurring character)
Crooked cop? When a vicious jewel thief swears that
he bribed Kojak, the accusation is obviously laughable.
But before long it is made painfully clear to Kojak that
this is no laughing matter.
Kojak pressures a crime boss when an undercover officer
is murdered.
################## Kojak ####################
############# season 4 (1976-77) ##############
############### (24 episodes) #################
CBS Sundays 9.00pm
Executive Producer Matthew Rapf
Produced by James McAdams
Supervising Producer Jack Laird
Executive Story Consultant Chester Krumholz
Director of Photography Charles Correll
4.01 [71] Kojak: BIRTHDAY PARTY
26Sep76
Teleplay by Steven Carabatsos
Story by Robert Hoskins anf Steven Carabatsos
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Directed by Sol Negrin, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Marco St. John
Donna Mitchell ............ Lina
Richard Gere
Co-Starring: (opening credits)
Julie Garfield
Michael Durrell
With: (end credits)
Gigi Semone ............... Ellena
Daniel Faraldo ............ Nico
Michael Vael .............. Nightclub Manager
George Morfogen ........... Charley
Ron Max ................... Officer Mason
Joe Zaloom ................ Bartender
MR
VC
Frances Helm .............. Travel Agent
Howland Chamberlain ....... Park Attendent
Themistocles Sapountzakis . Young Cop
A cop killer plans to barter his way out of jail using
Kojak's neice as an exchange hostage.
Kidnappers demand the exchange of their compatriot, in custody
for the murder of an officer, for Kojak's niece.
4.02 [72] Kojak: A SUMMER MADNESS
3Oct76
teleplay by William P. McGivern
story by Jack Laird
directed by Jeannot Szwarc
guest stars:
James Mascolo ............ Det. Jeff Braddock
Brian Murphy
special guest star:
Fionnuala Flanagan ....... Molly
co-starring: (end credits)
Judith Chapman ........... Gretchen
Sidney Armus ............. Geld
Mark Dawson .............. Mr. Dahl
Frances Foster ........... Pearl
Kojak's investigation of a bombing in a Manhattan restaurant
runs into one dead end after another. Already confronted with
personal problems at home, Det.Braddock must face the
investigation of the murder of his mistress.
4.03 [73] Kojak: LAW DANCE
10Oct76
Written by James M. Miller
Directed by Edward M. Abroms
director of photography Charles Correll
Guest Stars:
David Wilson
Biff McGuire
Roxie Roker
Bruce Glover
Martin Kove (Cagney and Lacey)
and
Sharon Gless ............. Nancy Parks (Cagney and Lacey)
Co-Starring: (end credits)
E.A. Sirianni ............ Judge Rowland Burke
Jack Bannon .............. David Fox
Sara Seegar .............. Mae Lester
Joseph George ............ Frank
Rudy Challenger .......... Lionel Lessonbee
With:
Mark Russell ............. Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti .............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Borah Silver ............. Prince (recurring)
Raymond Singer ........... Moscowitz
A new trial and a murdered witness may free a convicted killer.
4.04 [74] Kojak: OUT OF THE SHADOWS
17Oct76
Written by Gene R. Kearney
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
Executive Story Consultant Chester Krumholz
director of photography Charles Correll
Guest Stars:
Ken Sylk ................ Roger Villers
Lara Parker
Bruce Kirby, Sr.
special guest star:
Salome Jens
Co-Starring (end credits)
Delos V. Smith, Jr. ..... Semmelman
T.J. Castronova ......... Mr. Burke
Borah Silver ............ Prince (recurring)
With:
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Michael Danahy .......... Young Man
Heath Robes ............. Killer
Roz Kelly ............... Susan
Howard Konig ............ Ted Owens
Kojak and his men scour Manhatten for a killer known as
'The Grim Reaper', a slasher who murders in the name of
consumerism.
Kojak is suspicious when an angry man's confession to a string
of murders seems to lack one vital fact.
4.05 [75] Kojak: A NEED TO KNOW
24Oct76
teleplay by Chester Krumholz
story by Stewart Alexander, Cire Rodlak and Chester Krumholz
directed by Russ Mayberry
guest stars
Hector Elizondo .......... Karl Detrow
Al Freeman Jr.
Yuki Shimoda
Jess Osuna
co-starring (end credits)
Maria Tucci .............. The Psychiatrist
with
Rudolph Willrich ......... Cafe Owner
Jason Matzner ............ Peter
Ernesto Gonzales ......... Diaz
Kojak is enraged when a Federal agency demands the release
of a foreign-embassy employee charged with child molestation.
4.06 [76] Kojak: AN UNFAIR TRADE
31Oct76
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Guest Stars:
David Selby
Charles Brown
Jaime Sanchez
Joe Silver
Carlos Cestero
and introducing:
Livia Genise ............ Alicia Diaz
Co-starring: (end credits)
Harry Bellaver .......... Light Duty Officer
Paula Trueman ........... Celia Moore
Tito Goya ............... Chino
With:
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Francisco Prado ......... Garcia
Mary Joan Negro ......... Janet O' Connor
Lionel Pina ............. Hector Diaz
Robert Stattel .......... Reporter
Alan Oms ................ Puerto Rican Woman
Caesar Cordova .......... Superintendent
Teodorina Bello ......... Mrs. Diaz
Marin Cassidy ........... Tom Carley
A police officer's self-defense shooting of a Hispanic youth
brings retaliation from a neighborhood.
4.07 [77] Kojak: A HAIR-TRIGGER AWAY
7Nov76
Teleplay by L.T. Bentwood
Story by Anderson House and Jack Epps, Jr.
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Guest Stars:
William McGinn
Hurd Hatfield
Special Guest Star:
Lynn Redgrave
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Morgan Fairchild ......... Allison
Dominic Chianese ......... George Mallick
Dan Hedaya ............... Dan Hudson
Irene Cara ............... Amy
Ben Slack ................ Sonny Scammons
Sam Locante .............. Joe Mallick
Barney McFadden .......... Leo
A policeman helping his drug-addicted lover mistakenly kills
a fellow officer in a raid.
4.08 [78] Kojak: BY SILENCE BETRAYED
14Nov76
Written by Chester Krumholz
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Guest Stars:
Cliff Osmond
Chuck Bergansky
Paul Mantee
Sally Kirkland
Charles Siebert
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Louis Guss .............. Fred
Virginia Christine ...... Mrs. Jackowski
Jim Brochu .............. Tony
With:
Michael Mann ............ Dave
Charles Guardino ....... Charles
Dock workers refuse to co-operate in Kojak's investigation of
the suspicious deaths of co-workers.
4.09 [79] Kojak: A SHIELD FOR MURDER (2 hours)(2 parts in syndication)
21Nov76
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Teleplay by William P. McGivern
Story by Robert Malcolm Young and William P. McGivern
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Geraldine Page
Charles Kimbrough
Michael Lombard
Kenneth McMillan
Thom Christopher
Janet Ward
Fred Coffin
and
Marybeth Hurt ........... Karen
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Lester Rawlins .......... Angus Moore
Matthew Cowles .......... Ryan
Eileen Atken ............ Mrs. Foster
Mark La Mura ............ Jed Cosgrove
Peter Bergman ........... Bo Allen
Joseph Leon ............ Willis Newton
With:
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Bob Levine .............. Ward
Ellen O'Mara ............ Sally Jo
Cynthia Belgrave ........ Mrs. Carr
Norberto Kerner ......... Anton Lenco
Uegene O'Neill .......... Daniel Shaw
Bill Moore .............. Gosgrove, Sr.
Earl Rowe ............... Allen, Sr.
Gus Fleming ............. Doctor
Gordon Oasheim .......... Louis
Paul Michael ............ Geddes
George Lee Miles ........ Sgt. Resnik
Leib Lensky ............. The Broom Man
Kene Halliday ........... Asst. D.A. Dunn
William Fort ............ Charlie
Ray Lloyd ............... Skating Coach
David Gideon ............ Chauffeur
Bill Houston ............ Detective
Part 1: A powerful politician (Geraldine Page) thwarts Kojak's
attempts to reopen a two-year-old murder case
Part 2: Kojak is framed as he nears the truth about a young girl
ice skater (Marybeth Hurt)imprisoned for killing her mother.
4.10 [80] Kojak: THE PRIDE AND THE PRINCESS
28Nov76
Written by James M. Miller
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Maria Schell
Herbert Edelman
Vivian Nathan
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Harry Goz ............. Vito Coletti
With:
Sam McMurray .......... Duke Peter Dushan
Gene Gross ............ The Hit Man
Norman Parker ......... Father Moiso
Ron Hunter ............ Marlow Caswick
Bradford English ...... Cop at the Church
Murray Horwitz ........ Patrolman at Hospital
Jay Hargrove .......... Hearse driver
Father Joe Dispenza ... Himself
A Yugoslavian princess arrives incognito in New York City to
find the family jewels stolen during World War II.
4.11 [81] Kojak: BLACK THORN
5Dec76
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Written by Leon Tokatyan
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Rosey Grier
Barry Snider
John Reilly
Danny Aiello
Leonardo Cimino
Swoozie Kurtz
With: (end credits)
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Frank Quinn ............. Willie
Dick Boccelli ........... Tommy
Richard Huss ............ Heavy Set Hood
Sammy Smith ............. Sammy
Jacob Milligan .......... Hotel Clerk
Blanche Dee ............. Woman
Jo LoGrippo ............. Whelan's Driver
Fred Morsell ............ Medical Examiner
Louis Quinones .......... Cuban Hit Man
Pi Douglas .............. Cabbie
Richard Cummings ........ Basketball Player
James Weaver ............ Basketball Player
Kojak and a bounty hunter find they are after the same
desperate bail jumper.
4.12 [82] Kojak: WHERE DO YOU GO WHEN YOU HAVE NOWHERE TO GO ?
12Dec76
Produced by James McAdams
Teleplay by Chester Krumholz
Story by Chester Krumholz and James McAdams
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Stephen Macht
Blair Brown
Rudy Bond
Maureen Anderman
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Charles White ........... Reilly
Martin Rudy ............. Albert Beck
Patricia Mauceri ........ Yolanda
Fat Thomas Rand ......... Schuyler
With:
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Hazen Gifford ........... Norton
Henry K. Bal ............ Rainwater
Maria Antoinette Rogers . Mrs. Arrow
Joseph Onishia .......... Sam Goodmeadow
Robert Earl Jones ....... Judge
John Hallow ............. Danton
Charles Welch ........... Dugan
An unemployed Mohawk accidentally murders the head of a
construction company.
4.13 [83] Kojak: DEAD AGAIN
19Dec76
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
director of photography John Elsenbach
Guest Stars:
Simon Oakland
Brooke Adams
John Durren
Alan Manson
Roy Jenson
Bill Cort
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Helen Page Camp ......... Mrs. Chester
With:
Vince Conti ............. Det. Rizzo (regular)
Mark Russell ............ Det. Saperstein (regular)
Kojak suffers guilt after a man, thought dead, attacks a girl
who reported his threats
4.14 [84] Kojak: THE GODSON
4Jan77
Produced by James McAdams
Written by Joseph Polizzi
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
F. Murray Abraham
Rosalind Cash
Patricia Elliott
Introducing:
Todd Davis ........... Theo Kojak Moore
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Haywood Nelson ....... Bobby Moore
David Harris ......... Bucky Norris
David Vasquez ........ Carlos Rivera
Gary Bolling ......... Stubby Belton
Roger Serbagi ........ Lane
Charles Randall ...... Mr. Van Ord
Gene Baylos .......... Tex Alston
Brian Dennehy ........ Peter Connor
Robert Gazzetta ...... Simmons
Clarence Felder ...... Medical Examiner
Joseph Davidson ...... Mr. Drebbin
Sam Singleton ........ Willie
W. Benson Terry ...... Albert Johnson
Kojak tries to prevent his 17-year-old godson from drifting
into a life of crime.
4.15 [85] Kojak: THE CONDEMNED
11Jan77
Teleplay by Anthony Spinner
Story by Michael Grais, Mark Victor and Anthony Spinner
Directed by Noel Black
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Paul Benjamin
Dorian Harewood
Stephen Joyce
Roscoe Orman
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Jane Hoffman ......... Maggie
Trish Hawkins ........ Olga
Luis Avalos .......... Morales
Richard Cummings ..... Louis Daniels
With:
MR
VC
Jack Betts ........... Paul Lawford
Ken Foree ............ B.J. Smith
Arthur French ........ Eddie
John Pinero .......... Hector
Tina Sattin .......... Woman Tenant
Jim Bryson ........... The Jailor
William Jaeger ....... The Spectator
A prizefighter holds hostages in a church after discovering
his wife was murdered
4.16 [86] Kojak: WHEN YOU HEAR THE BEEP, DROP DEAD
18Jan77
Written by Gene R. Kearney
Directed by Jeannot Szwarc
Guest Stars:
Eric Braeden
Alan Manson
Dale Robinette
Special Guest Star:
Susan Sullivan ....... Carol
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Joseph Turkel ........ Swampgas
Helen Craig .......... Mrs. Whipple
Witnesses overhear a woman threatening to kill her lover, but
Kojak cannot find her or the victim.
4.17 [87] Kojak: I WAS HAPPY WHERE I WAS
25Jan77
teleplay by Sean Baine
story by Jerrold Freeman and Sean Baine
directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Guest Stars:
Tony Diaz
Patricia Triana
Norberto Kerner
Raymond Serra
Co-Starring:
Alberto Vasquez ........ Carlos
Miquel Pinero .......... Rudy
Tony Padron ............ Luis
A Puerto Rican undercover officer goes to his old neighborhood
to investigate murders and threats from local thugs.
4.18 [88] Kojak: KOJAK'S DAYS part 1
1Feb77
teleplay by Chester Krumholz
story by Chester Krumholz and Matthew Rapf
directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
Kitty Winn
Louise Sorel
Michael Tolan
Sully Boyer
and
Maud Adams
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Barton Heyman ......... Alastar McKnee, Jr.
Louise Shaffer ........ Francie
Lou Gilbert ........... Goldstein
Ken Kercheval ......... Ted Maclay
Gregory Rozakis ....... Frankie, the mouth
Virginia Vestoff ...... Helen
With:
MR
VC
William Hurt .......... Jake
Michael Storm ......... Joseph Magid
Robert Picardo ........ Thomas Rindone
Timothy Meyers ........ Stosh
Phil Rubenstein ....... Charlie
Joe Sorbello .......... Hal
Frank Bongiorno ....... Megan
Denis McKiernan ....... Mel
Liz Sherdan ........... Rose
Danielle Brisebois .... Jaimie Magid
A Rolls-Royce with a corpse in the trunk is found the same
day a woman kills her husband.
4.19 [89] Kojak: KOJAK'S DAYS part 2
8Feb77
teleplay by Chester Krumholz
story by Chester Krumholz and Matthew Rapf
directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
Kitty Winn
Louise Sorel
Michael Tolan
Sully Boyer
and
Maud Adams
*
with
Christopher Murney
Virginia Vestoff
Barton Heyman
The corpse in the Rolls-Royce isidentified, as Kojak searches
for the suicidal murderess.
4.20 [90] Kojak: MONKEY ON A STRING
15Feb77
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Ernest Pintoff
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Joseph Hindy
Albert Paulsen
Judith Light
Co-Starring: (end credits)
David Margulies ........ Midge Piper
Jack Hollander ......... Dinky Geller
With:
MR
VC
Anita Dangler .......... Mrs. Nugent
Christopher Garrick .... O'Halloran
Mark Margolis .......... 1st Gunman
Jack Weir .............. 2nd Gunman
Sheila Coonan .......... Superintendent
Vincent Van Lynn ....... Danziger
Charles McCarthy ....... Rangekeeper
Tony Savage ............ Benny Parsons
Ryan Hilliard .......... Courtroom Guard
Richard Marr ........... Sommelier
The mob pressures a policeman who has gambled himself deeply
into debt, eventually asking him to kill Crocker.
4.21 [91] Kojak: KISS IT ALL GOODBYE
22Feb77
Teleplay by Oliver Crawford and Robert W. Lenski
Story by Robert W. Lenski
Directed by Telly Savalas
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Carol Lynley
Christopher Walken
Larry Haines
Co-Starring (end credits)
Lester Rawlins ........... Angus Moore
Elaine Shore ............. Bernadette
Jack Dengel .............. The Wino
with:
MR
VC
Michael Granger .......... Mr. Burbridge
Sam Schacht .............. Dr. Riddle
Peter Hadreas ............ Jamie Webb
Jamil Zakkai ............. The Radiologist
Iraida Polanco ........... The Nurse
Crocker inadvertently shoots and cripples a woman during a
robbery.
4.22 [92] Kojak: LADY IN THE SQUADROOM
8Mar77
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Edward Abroms
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Joan VanArk
Louis Zorich
Special Guest Star:
George Maharis
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Christopher Murney ....... Flarrety
Lisa Pelikan ............. Jennifer Campbell
John Becher .............. Dr. Bernard
With:
MR
VC
Brad English ............. Ptl. Seymour
Tom Quinn ................ Superintendent
Jeffrey Jones ............ Attendent
Ellen Bry ................ Laura Smith
Jack Axelrod ............. Forensics man
Jeffrey Tambor ........... Medical Examiner
Kojak must overcome his disapproval of a female detective to
pursue a drug dealer
4.23 [93] Kojak: SISTER MARIA
15Mar77
Teleplay by Ross Teel
Story by Ross Teel, Charles Sailor, and Eric Kaldor
Directed by Ernest Pintoff
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Season Hubley
Ted Beniades
Harold Gary
Gloria Grahame
John Kellogg
Special Guest Star:
Murray Hamilton
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Lester Rawlins ........... Angus Moore
Fred Coffin .............. Lt. Bill Lee
Holland Taylor ........... Elizabeth
with:
MR
VC
John Perkins ............. Man Witness
Denyce Liston ............ Girl Witness
Drew Snyder .............. Stuart Bayliss
Count Stovall ............ Bud Powers
Bernie Passeltiner ....... Louie, the waiter
A nun seeks revenge on an airline executive she holds
responsible for her sister's death in an auto accident.
4.24 [94] Kojak: ANOTHER GYPSEY QUEEN
22Mar77
Written by Gene P. Kearney
Directed by Joel Oliansky
director of photography Sol Negrin, ASC
Guest Stars:
Kathleen Widdoes
Graham Beckel
Gastone Rossilli
Tony Kelem
Jerry Jarrett
Michael Egan
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Leonard Jackson ......... Dr. Logan
Caroline McWilliams ..... Mrs. Roberts
David Faulkner .......... E.G. Roberts
Elena Karam ............. Aunt Angeline
With:
MR
VC
Victoria Walter ......... Sue Keane
Michael Hardstark ....... Lewis Ginzberg
Fred Steinharter ........ Doorman
Adrienne Wallace ........ Girl
Jack R. Marks ........... Patrolman
A Gypsy deceives Kojak while trying to find the man she
thinks murdered other Gypsies.
################## Kojak ####################
############# season 5 (1977-78) ##############
############### (final season) ################
22 episodes CBS Sundays 10.00pm
Executive Producer Matthew Rapff
Supervising Producer James McAdams
Produced by Gene R. Kearney and/or Chester Krumholz
Season 5 has a new opening titles sequence and new, more up-beat
theme music by John Cacavas
5.01 [095] Kojak: THE QUEEN OF HEARTS IS WILD
2Oct77 <no. 47721>
Supervising Producer James McAdams
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Written by Don Bellisario
Directed by Leo Penn
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
Charles Cioffi
Paula Kelly
Carole Cook
Ed Power
Co-Starring:(end credits)
Cathey Paine ........... Linda
Michael Lane ........... Curley
Earl Boen .............. D.A. Hepburn
Jan Peters ............. Ben
With:
MR
VC
Lynne Topping .......... Charlene (recurring)
Larry T. Clarke ........ Desk Lt.
Connie Sawyer .......... Mary Benson
The girlfriend of a gangster who hates Kojak is the only
witness to the murder of a police officer.
5.02 [096] Kojak: A STRANGE KIND OF LOVE
9Oct77 <no. 47708>
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Written by Joseph Polizzi
Directed by Sutton Roley
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
James Sutorius
Lee Bryant
Carole Cook
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Mari Gorman ........... Molly Lawson
Raymond Singer ........ Medical Examiner
Joseph Perry .......... Talbert
Juno Dawson ........... Hooker
with:
MR
VC
Doug Hale ............. Bradford
Michael Alldredge ..... Katkoff
Lynne Topping ......... Charlene
Tara Buckman .......... Toni
Allen Joseph .......... Night man
Richard Sanders ....... Drunk
A psychotic killer thinks a TV talk-show host is urging him
to murder.
5.03 [097] Kojak: LAID OFF
16Oct77 <no. 47717>
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Written by Burton Armus
Directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
Michael Durrell
Jenny O'Hara
Carole Cook
Antony Ponzini
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Anthony Charnota ...... Victor
Lee Wallace ........... Hobart
Joe George ............ Lewis
With:
MR
VC
Chelsey Uxbridge ....... Forensic Man
Jed Cooper ............. Simpson
Howard Witt ............ Garage Manager
A laid-off police rookie with two jobs and a sick wife takes
a bribe under pressure from a loan shark
5.04 [098] Kojak: CRY FOR THE KIDS
prod. no. 47712
23Oct77
produced by Chester Krumholz
written by David C. Taylor
directed by Leo Penn
music: John Cacavas
guest stars
Barry Miller
Carmine Caridi
Linda Carlson
Jack Ging
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Al Ruscio ............ Jonas Vukich
Regina Baff .......... Sister Catherine
Susan Adams .......... Sgt. Harriet Clark
Phillip Pine ......... Jason Kreiger
Louis Guss ........... Karl Sheer
A teen-ager is the prime suspect in a murder, and a second
killing seems to confirm his guilt.
5.05 [099] Kojak: ONCE MORE FROM BIRDLAND
prod. no. 47719
30Oct77
Produced and Written by Gene R. Kearney
Directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
Andrea Marcovicci
Richard Venture
Milt Kogan
Julius Harris
Joshua Shelley
Teddy Wilson
Special Guest Star:
William Windom
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Peggy McCay .......... Mrs. Smith
With:
MR
VC
Graig Hundley ........ Howie Green
Bob Minor ............ Blood
A singer helps clear her father of a murder for which he was
imprisoned 14 years earlier.
(Songs featured "You Don't Know Me" and "For All We Know")
5.06 [100] Kojak: CAPER ON A QUIET STREET
prod. no. 47710
6Nov77
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Written by Michael Wagner
Directed by Edward Abroms
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
Candy Azzara
Armand Assante
Bill Vint
Lawrason Driscoll
Chuck Bergansky
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Eugene Davis ......... Expert
John Sarno ........... Smoot
Larry Ellis .......... Dentist
with:
MR
VC
Gary Swanson ......... Bobby
Al Henderson ......... Denny
A woman, Kojak's only clue to finding a stolen $6 million,
promises to help, but her boyfriend (Armand Assante) has
other plans.
5.07 [101] Kojak: LETTERS OF DEATH
13Nov77
prod. no. 47709
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Teleplay by L. T. Bentwood
Story by Marvin Kupfer and William Schwartz.
Directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
Cristina Raines
Bernard Behrens
Stanley Kamel
Aharon Ipale
Co-Starring (end credits)
Robert Wood ............... Bob Lawrence
Jason Wingreen ............ Eddie Hogan
With:
MR
VC
Carolyn Martin ............ Bertha
Chris Palmer .............. Ginger
Arthur Space .............. Ezra Rawlings
Nick Dennis ............... Charlie
Art Lewis ................. Clerk
Leigh Hmilton ............. April Daly
Anonymous messages inform a distraught model which people
around her will be murdered.
5.08 [102] Kojak: TEARS FOR ALL WHO LOVED HER
prod. no. 47707
20Nov77
Produced by Chester Krumholz,
Teleplay by Chester Krumholz
Story by Ross Teel, John Meredyth Lucas.
Directed by Joel Oliansky
Guest Stars:
Jennifer Warren
Granville Van Dusen
Fred Beir
Special Guest Star:
Sam Jaffe
Co-Starring: (end credits)
John Elerick ......... Penny
Robert Ray Sutton .... Patsy
with:
MR
VC
Frankie Pesce ......... Spencer
A mobster's wife murders her husband then creates a
distraction by trying to seduce Crocker and Kojak.
5.09 [103] Kojak: THE SUMMER OF '69 (pt. 1 )
prod. no. 47723 4Dec77
Written, Directed and Produced by Gene R. Kearney.
Guest Stars:
Stephen McHattie
Alex Dreier
Harrison Page
Pepe Serna
Philip R. Allen
Woodrow Parfrey
Thalmus Rasula
Catlin Adams
Special Guest Star:
Diane Baker
End Credits (part 1 - incomplete)
with:
VC
MR
Cathy Karp .......... Nurse Amy
Sheila DeWindt ...... Leilah
Edwin Mills ......... Dr. Wade Ellis
Jocelyn Brando ...... Mrs. Newfield
Merrie Lynn Ross .... Hooker
Rosalind Chao ....... Grace Chen
Chesley Uxbridge .... Forensics Man
(Part 1)
In 1969, Kojak worked on a case involving three deaths
of young women all of whom had been killed in the same
way. The hot suspect, Toner, tried to shoot it out with
Kojak and was killed. That was the end of the murders
for eight years. But now the killings have started again.
Kojak must reopen this old case when it appears he killed
the wrong man.
5.10 [104] Kojak: THE SUMMER OF '69 (pt. 2)
prod. no. 47724 10Dec77
Written, Directed and Produced by Gene R. Kearney
Guest Stars:
Stephen McHattie
Alex Dreier
Harrison Page
Pepe Serna
Philip R. Allen
Woodrow Parfrey
Carol Cook (not in part 1)
Thalmus Rasula
Catlin Adams
Special Guest Star:
Diane Baker
End Credits (part 2)
Co-Starring:
Kenneth O'Brien ....... Silas
Kirk Galloway ......... Harold Woods
Silvana Gallardo ...... Lisa Diaz
Howard Konig .......... Farmer
David Glennon ......... George Martin
Brian Farrell ......... Fred Toner
With:
MR
VC
Cathy Karp ............ Nurse Amy
Adrian Ricard ......... Mrs. Rains
Kirt Washington ....... Balckbird
Charles Michael Kray .. YMCA Desk Clerk
(Part 2)
Kojak, on suspension, reviews his actions in an 8-year-old
case as a psychotic killer (Steven McHattie) strikes again.
5.11 [105] Kojak: CASE WITHOUT A FILE
prod. no. 47703
17Dec77
Produced by Gene R. Kearney
Written by Joe Gores
Directed by Nicolas Sgarro
Guest Stars:
Angel Tompkins
Floyd Levine
Kathleen Freeman
James Blendick
Erica Hagen
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Sidney Clute ......... Kilpatrick
Lyman Ward ............ Larry Jordan
Margaret Fairchild .... Mrs. Mayfiar
Tony Sirico ........... Greek God
Shelby Leverington .... Joan Jordan
with:
MR
VC
Probing the murder of a private investigator, Kojak assumes
his identity to help solve the case.
5.12 [106] Kojak: I COULD KILL MY WIFE'S LAWYER
prod. no. 47706
24Dec77
Produced by Gene R. Kearney (on film)
Teleplay by Harriet Margulies
Story by Gene Kearney and Harriet Margulies
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
Joey Aresco
Paul Larson
Shera Danese
Misty Rowe
Joseph X. Flaherty
and:
David Ladd ............ Everett Coughlin
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Stewart Steinberg ..... Joe Kane
Herbert Braha ......... Greg Kirkorian
Douglas Kirkson ....... Alvin Kettle
Adam Wade ............. Roland Weeks
A detective (Joey Aresco) thinks his wife's divorce lawyer
(David Ladd) hired an arsonist to destroy his boat.
5.13 [107] Kojak: JUSTICE FOR ALL
7Jan78 <no. 47735>
Teleplay by Michael Kozoll and Ross Teel
Story by Michael Kozoll
Directed by Jim Benson
Director of Photography John McPherson
Guest Stars:
Charles Aidman
Michael Cavanaugh
George Wyner
Peter Hobbs
Sammy Williams
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Rudy Bond ........... Janitor
Ralph Byers ......... Chris
With:
MR
VC
Nicole Ericson ...... Mary Jane
A series of drug-related deaths puzzles Kojak as he considers
becoming a law firm's investigator.
5.14 [108] Kojak: MOUSE
prod. no. 47728
21Jan78
produced by Gene Kearney and Chester Krumholz
Written by Art Eisenson
Directed by Harvey S. Laidman
Guest Stars:
Ben Piazza
Lincoln Kilpatrick
Peter Brandon
Mafia Smith-Caffey
and:
Michael Witney ......... Billy Dunvalo
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Laura Campbell ......... Edith Leverkuhe
Bob Burke .............. Officer Gerber
Sam Freed .............. Dr. Bernstein
with:
VC
MR
Chelsey Uxbridge ....... Forensics man (recurring)
Richard Reicheg ........ Wickes
Marti Stevens .......... Beth Avild
An unusual case for Kojak involving a big-time gambler
and a respected surgeon who might be doing unnecessary
operations in order to use the fees to pay off his gambling
debts.
A mild-mannered man runs afoul of a debt collector when he
refuses to pay a doctor he blames for his mother's death.
5.15 [109] Kojak: CHAIN OF CUSTODY
prod. no. 47738
28Jan78
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Teleplay by Chester Krumholz
Story by Chester Krumholz & Matthew Rapf
Directed by Russ Mayberry
Guest Stars:
Jack Hogan
Fred Carney
Jack Somack
Frank Pesce
Madison Arnold
Paul Sorensen
and:
Allan Rich ............ Judge Miller
Co-Starring: (opening credits)
Fred Kareman
Bobb Basso
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Phyllis Glick ......... D.A Lakos
Paul Napier ........... Joseph Yardley
With:
?
?
Richard Roat ........... Defense Attorney
Raymond Duke ........... Patrolman Logan
William Larsen ......... Deputy Inspector
Nick Dennis ............ Charlie
Kojak's reaction to an incompetent district attorney letting
a known killer escape conviction gets him suspended.
5.16 [110] Kojak: THE CAPTAIN'S BROTHER'S WIFE
prod. no. 47726
4Feb78
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Teleplay by Chester Krumholz
Story by Rift Fournier
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
Herbert Edelman
John Karlen
Larry Gelman
Andy Romano
Basil Hoffman
Sondra Blake
And:
Conrad Janis .......... D.A. Lynn
Special Guest Star:
Shelley Winters
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Frank Sivero .......... Morgan
Bill McCutcheon ....... Starrett
With:
VC
MR
Dino Natali ........... Moss
John Mahon ............ 1st I.A.D. Man
Kojak tries to protect his captain's widowed sister-in-law
from big-time gamblers.
5.17 [111] Kojak: NO LICENSE TO KILL
prod. no. 47725
11Feb78
Produced Gene R. Kearney.
Written by Robert & Charlene Bralver and Gene R. Kearney.
Directed by Ernest Pintoff
Guest Stars:
Kenneth McMillan
Alex Courtney
Michael Baseleon
Evan Kim
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Gail Landry .......... Irene De Marco
T.J. Castronova ...... Gene Vacelli
David Hollander ...... Robbie De Marco
with:
VC
MR
Justin Lord .......... Patrolman Gardner
A jealous police lieutenant refuses Kojak's offer of help to
find a professional assassin.
5.18 [112] Kojak: THE HALLS OF TERROR
pord. no. 47737
18Feb78
Produced and Written by Chester Krumholz
Directed by Edward Abroms
Guest Stars:
Zohra Lampert
Erica Yohn
Charlene Dallas
and
Ken Kercheval ......... Lacey
Special Guest Star:
Michael Lerner
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Meeno Peluce .......... Christopher
Peter Gelbum .......... Ralph Donner
Gary Allen ............ Hector
with:
MR
VC
Susan Sager ........... Nurse
A psychiatrist (Zohra Lampert) believes one of her patients
murdered hospital staff.
5.19 [113] Kojak: MAY THE HORSE BE WITH YOU
prod. no. 47736
25Feb78
Produced by Chester Krumholz
Written by Rift Fournier.
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Guest Stars:
Mary Louise Weller
Roz Kelly
Steve Franken
Benny Baker
Richard Foronjy
Ric Mancini
Sally Kirkland
and
Jeff Conaway ......... Bert Gaines
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Sy Kramer ............ Elliott Myles
Jill Jaress .......... Harriet
With:
MR
VC
Jon M. Benson ........ Dr. Whelan
A retired officer is assaulted attempting to prevent the
theft of a racehorse he illegally kept in the N.Y.P.D. stables.
5.20 [114] Kojak: PHOTO MUST CREDIT JOE PAXTON
prod. no. 47742
4Mar78
Produced and Written by Gene Kearney
Directed by Jim Benson
Guest Stars:
Tige Andrews
Antoinette Bower
Arte Johnson
and
Andrew Robinson ..... Roger Layton
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Denyce Liston ....... June Di Marcoli
Robert Ball ......... Willie
A former actress (Antoinette Bower) sues a photographer
(Tige Andrews) who later becomes a suspect in her
kidnapping and a jewel theft.
5.21 [115] Kojak: 60 MILES TO HELL
prod. no. 47734
11Mar78
Produced and Directed by Gene R. Kearney
Teleplay by Gene R. Kearney
Story by Gene R. Kearney and Mike Frankowich, Jr.
Guest Stars:
Priscilla Barnes
Gianni Russo
Paul Picerni
Marc Hannibal
Dick Dinman
Special Guest Star:
Liberace ............... himself
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Billy Kay .............. Joe Wayne
With:
MR
VC
Ethel O'Connell ........ Mae Rainey
Jilly Rizzo ............ Croupier
Kojak flies to Las Vegas to rescue Crocker, kidnapped as
part of a decoy plot.
5.22 [116] Kojak: IN FULL COMMAND (final hour long episode)
18Mar78 <no. 477??>
Produced and Written by Chester Krumholz
Directed by Telly Savalas
Guest Stars:
Susan Tyrrell
Donegan Smith
Marc Alaimo
Special Guest Star:
Danny Thomas
Co-Starring: (end credits)
Nick Georgiade .......... Gino
M.P. Murphy ............. Chief Inspector
Lenny Montana ........... McCoy
A disgruntled inspector, passed over for promotion, sees a
current case as a way to boost his career.
############################################
############## NEW KOJAK ###############
############################################
1985-89 7 x two hour TVM'S
starring:
Telly Savalas as Inspector Theo Kojak
recurring regulars:
Andre Braugher as Det. Winston Blake
Kario Salem as Det. Paco Montana
Candace Savalas as Pamela
Charles Cioffi as Chief George 'Fritz' Morris
6.01 [117] Kojak: THE BELARUS FILE (2hr slot/95min slot)
1985
Executive Producer James McAdams
Produced by Albert Ruben
Teleplay by Albert Ruben
based on the novel by John Loftus
Directed by Robert Markowitz
music Joseph Coulon
Starring
Telly Savalas .... Lieutenant Theo Kojak
Dan Frazer .... Captain Frank McNeil
George Savalas .... Detective Stavros
Mark Russell .... Detective Saperstein
Vince Conti .... Detective Rizzo
James Handy .... Federal Agent #1
Dan Lauria .... Federal Agent #2
Guest Stars
Suzanne Pleshette .... Dina Sutton
Herbert Berghof .... Buchardt
Rita Karin .... Mrs. Fitzev
Max von Sydow .... Peter Barak
rest of cast (a-z)
Betsy Aidem .... Alicia
Charles Brown
Harry Davis (I) .... The Rabbi
Clarence Felder .... Kelly
Brian Keeler .... Film Editor
Noberto Kerner .... Nicolae Kastenov
Adam Klugman .... Lane
Sal La Pera .... Vladimir Fitzev
David Leary .... Chris Kennert
Michael Longfield .... Sergeant
Lidia Prochnicka .... Mourner
Alan Rosenberg
José Santana .... Ristivo
Herman Schwedt .... Vadim Sevatsky
Martin Shakar .... Assistant D.A
Margaret Thomson .... Secretary
Otto von Wernherr .... Bodyguard
Synopsis:
Kojak investigates the mysterious murders of several elderly
Russian emigres to America. It turns out they were all inmates
at a Nazi concentration camp. Looks like Theo's got some digging
to do, and it's all a government cover-up, of course.
Original music by Joseph Conlan and Barry De Vorzon
Director of Photography Alan Metzger
Film Editing by Katherine Wenning
Casting Shirley Rich
Art Direction Richard Bianchi
Set Decoration Alan Hicks
Costume Design by John Boxer
Makeup Department
Gabriel Borgo .... hair stylist (as Gabe Borgo)
Irv Buckman .... makeup artist
Production Management
Michael Rauch .... unit production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Herb Gains .... first assistant director
Nathalie Vadim .... second assistant director
Sound Department
Nathan Boxer .... sound
Dan Lieberstein .... supervising sound editor
Other crew
Judith Blume .... editorial co-ordinator
John Loftus .... technical advisor
Abby Mann .... character creator
Jackie McEvoy .... production co-ordinator
James E. Morris .... music editor
Selwyn Raab .... development
Guy Tanno .... costume supervisor
Joy Todd .... extras casting
Rose Trimarco .... costume supervisor
#######################
6.02 [118] Kojak: THE PRICE OF JUSTICE (2hr slot/95 min run)
21Feb87
Executive Producer James Duff McAdams
Produced by Albert Ruben
Supervising Producer Stuart Cohen
Co-Producer Daniel Lieberstein
Co-Producer Peter A. Runfolo
Associate Producer Diane Foti
Teleplay by Albert Ruben
from the novel "The Investigation" by Dorothy Uhnak
Directed by Alan Metzer
Starring:
Telly Savalas .... Inspector Theo Kojak
Guest Stars:
Kate Nelligan .... Kitty
Pat Hingle .... George
Jack Thompson .... Aubrey Dubose
Brian Murray .... District Attorney Neary
John Bedford Lloyd .... Bass
Jeffrey DeMunn .... Marsucci
Tony DiBenedetto .... Detective Catalano
Ron Frazier .... J.T. Williams
Stephen Joyce .... Chief Brisco
Earl Hindman .... Danny
James Rebhorn .... Quibro
Martin Shakar .... Arnold Nadler
Joseph Carberry .... Lorenzo
Fausto Bara .... Benjamin
Novella Nelson .... Pearl
Lee Wallace .... Chief of Operations
Kenneth Ryan .... Johnson
Norman Matlock .... Judge
Miriam Cruz .... Mrs. Quintana
Candace Savalas .... Police Officer Witt
Margaret Thompson .... 2nd Tenant
Stanley Tucci .... 1st Tenant
Angela Pietropinto .... Receptionist
Al Carmines .... Priest
M. Eric Donlan .... Youth
Nick Savalas .... Court Officer
Naya G. Tolischus .... Mrs. Quintana's Sister
Nicholas Georgiade .... Detective
Other Credits:
Original music by Patrick Williams
Director Of Photography Victor J. Kemper
Film Editing by Robert Q. Lovett
Casting by Lois Planco
Production Design by Jeffrey Beecroft
Costume Design by Gary Jones
Makeup by Fern Buchner and Barbara Kelly
Hair Stylist Anthony Cortino and Alan D'Angerio
Production Management
Judith Stevens .... unit production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Alan Hopkins (I) .... first assistant director
Ellen H. Schwartz .... second assistant director
David A. Starke .... second assistant director
Robert E. Warren (I) .... first assistant
director
Other crew
Renee Bodner .... script supervisor
Wendy Chesebrough .... assistant to executive
producer
Diana Chingos .... production office
co-ordinator
Yvonne David .... wardrobe supervisor
Louis Fata .... wardrobe supervisor
Sylvia Fay .... extras casting
John M. Hickey .... technical advisor
Abby Mann .... character creator
Kim Nielsen .... executive assistant
Beriau Picard .... assistant film editor
Jon Ringbom .... scenic artist
###########################
6.03 [119] Kojak: ARIANA (2 hr tvm)
2Nov89 <no. 65802>
Universal TV
Executive Producer James Duff McAdams
Supervising Executive Producer William Link
Supervising Producer Stuart Cohen
Produced by Maurice Hurley and Marc Laub
Co-Producer Judith Stevens
Associate Producer JoAnn M. Laub
Teleplay by Maurice Hurley
Based on the book by Selwyn Raab
Directed by Paul Krasny.
Starring:
Telly Savalas .... Inspector Theo Kojak
Also Starring:
Andre Braugher .... Detective Winston Blake (regular)
Guest Stars:
Shari Headley .... Trish Van Hogan
Joe Grifasi .... Lieutenant Rastelli
Kario Salem .... Detective Paco Montana
Jean De Baer
David Margulies
Liliana Komorowska
Caroline Wilde
Hector Elizondo .... Edson Saunders
Mike Starr .... Hamilton
James Rebhorn .... Slusher
Joe Maruzzo .... Carmine
Bill Cwikowski .... Kelly
Candace Savalas .... Pamela
Luke Reilly .... Grassini
Al Rodriguez .... Figueroa
Kelly Curtis .... Whitley
Mary Kane .... Girl on Scooter
Spiro Malas .... Sotos
John Speredakos .... Granitz
Linda Gillen .... Terry
Bryan Michael McGuire .... Lee
Helen Hanft .... Woman
Tom Brennan .... Older Man
Billy 'Sly' Williams .... Checkitout
Stephen Payne .... Doper
Ted Neustadt .... Burt
Gus Savalas .... Pitman
Kenneth Solarino .... Man in Room
Steven Randazzo .... Goon
Effie Cochran .... Mrs. Sokos
Vanessa Juvelis .... Woman #2
Peter Jovanis .... Kostas
A.L. Sheppard .... Ollcony
Tony Novell .... Boy
Synopsis:
One of Kojak's old enemies uses Ariana a young Greek
as bait to trap Kojak. Meanwhile Kojak finds himself
a brash young associate
Original music by Cameron Allan
Cinematography by Geoffrey Erb (II)
Film Editing by Norman Gay and Robert Q. Lovett
Production Design by Richard Bianchi
Art Direction Rick Butler (I)
Set Decoration Justin Scoppa Jr. (as Martin Scoppa)
Costume Design by Judy L. Ruskin
Makeup Department:
Joseph Coscia .... hair stylist
Joe Cuervo .... makeup artist
Production Management:
Myron Adams .... unit production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Johanna Jensen .... second assistant director
Amy Sayres .... first assistant director
Sound Department:
Lisa J. Levine .... adr editor
Stephaney Lloyd .... adr co-ordinator
Steve Scanlon .... sound mixer
Special Effects
Edward Drohan .... special effects
Stunts
Jery Hewitt .... stunt co-ordinator
Other crew
Bob Brennan .... key grip
Tom Bruno .... music co-ordinator
Bill Curry Jr. .... transportation captain
Pam Di Fede .... assistant editor
Gene Engels .... gaffer
Sylvia Fay .... extras casting
Alec Hirschfeld .... additional photographer
Donnamarie Hock .... assistant editor
Ira Hurvitz .... script supervisor
Maryann Kohler .... casting: LA
Deborah Lee .... location manager
William Link .... supervising executive producer
Abby Mann .... creator
Kevin Francis 'Boomer' McCarthy .... set dresser
Jody Milano .... production office co-ordinator
Annie Miller .... property master
Karl Nilsson .... assistant to executive producer
Diane Orr .... script co-ordinator
A.L. Sheppard .... technical advisor
Linda Skipper .... scenic artist
############################
6.04 [120] Kojak: FATAL FLAW (2hr slot/91 min run)
30Nov89
no 65801
Universal City Studios Inc.
Executive Producer Jasmes McAdams
Supervising Executive Producer William Link
Supervising Producer Stuart Cohen
Co-Producer Judith Stevens
Produced by Marc Laub
Written and Produced by Albert Ruben
Directed by Richard Compton
Edited by Peter C. Frank
Director of Photography Geoffrey Erb
Starring:
Telly Savalas .......... Inspector Theo Kojak
Also Starring:
Andre Braugher ......... Detective Winston Blake (regular)
Guest Starring:
Angie Dickinson ........ Carolyn Payton
Steven Weber ........... Conrad St. John
George Morgfogen .......
Charles Cioffi ......... Chief George 'Fritz' Morris (regular)
Richard Jenkins ........ Joel Litkin
Paul Guilfoyle .........
Kario Salem ............ Detective Paco Montana (regular)
David Ciminello ........ Angelo Penzotti
Co-Starring:
Sally Jessy Raphael .... Herself (talk show host)
Don King ............... Himself (boxing promoter)
Daniel Ziskie .......... Allardice
Mary Testa ............. Carmen Guzman
Tom Klunis ............. Franklin
John P. Connolly ....... Commander
Mike Starr ............. Hamilton
James Rebhorn .......... Slusher
Candace Savalas ........ Pamela
Marco St. John ......... Payton
Michael Sergio ......... Thompson
et al.
Synopsis:
Kojak is re-united with the woman (Angie Dickinson), he
loved and lost many years ago while investigating
the murder of a man who penned an exposé of the mob.
####################
6.05 [121] Kojak: FLOWERS FOR MATTY (2hr tvm)
4Jan90 <no. 65803>
Executive Producer James McAdams
Supervising Executive Producer William Link
Supervising Producer Stuart Cohen
Producer Albert Ruben
Co-Producer Judith Stevens
Produced by Marc Laub
Written by Peyton Webb
Directed by Paul Krasny
Production Design by Richard Bianchi
Director of Photography Geoffrey Erb
Music by Cameron Allan
Starring:
Telly Savalas ........ Inspector Theo Kojak
Also Starring:
Andre Braugher ....... Detective Winston Blake (regular)
Guest Stars:
Glynnis O'Connor
Charles Cioffi ....... Chief George 'Fritz' Morris (regular)
Tom Lynch
Richard Lynch
Kario Salem .......... Detective Paco Montana (regular)
Eddie Jones
Ed Lauter
Mike Starr
Barbara Barrie ....... Dora
Donald Moffat ........ Garrett
End Credits:
Co-Starring:
Larry Joshua ......... Deek
Thomas G. Waites ..... Tink
Quentin Crisp ........ Mr Isabella
Kitty Carlise Hart ... Porter
Elizabeth Sung ....... Lan
Randy Danson ......... Paige
Madison Arnold ....... Di Angelo
Bruce Hubbard ........ Rodgers
Candace Savalas ...... Pamela (regular)
Burt Marshall ........ Terrence
With:
Kitty Crooks ......... Walsh
Ray Gill ............. Lieutenant
Bill Fretwell ........ Nilson
Robert Hock .......... Minister
Steve Park ........... Billy
Gus Savalas .......... Pitman
Ed Steele ............ Manager
A.L. Sheppard ........ Olleony
Kojak mixes in high society to find out how
a fiend of his was framed for murder. He turns
on the charm to gain the attention of a millionaire's
daughter.
####################
6.06 [122] Kojak: IT'S ALWAYS SOMETHING (2hr tvm)
31Jan90
prod. no. 65805
Executive Producer James McAdams
Supervising Executive Producer William Link
Supervising Producer Stuart Cohen
Co-Producer Judith Stevens
Produced by Marc Laub
Written by Jack Laird
Directed by Richard Compton
production designer Richard Bianchi
director of photography Geoffrey Erb
edited by Michael R. Miller, Peter C. Frank
music by Cameron Allan
Starring:
Telly Savalas ........ Inspector Theo Kojak
Also Starring:
Andre Braugher ....... Detective Winston Blake (regular)
Guest Starring:
Darren McGavin
Barbara Garrick
Jaime Sanchez
Alan North
Matthew Cowles
Joseph Cowles
Charles Cioffi
Special Guest Star:
Kevin Dobson as a Lawyer (NOT as Crocker)
Co-Starring:
Louis A. Perez ....... Munoz
Jaime Tirelli ........ Castillo
Robert Dorfman ....... Fiorelli
Cordelia Conzalez .... Detective Constanza
Earl Hindman ......... Donlevy
Georgina Corbo ....... Inez
Adam LeFevre ......... Dr. Hochberg
Robert Berke ......... Jungmeier
Candace Savalas ...... Pamela
Kendal McLean ........ Orr
Kyme ................. Vera Stephenson
########################
6.07 [123] Kojak: NONE SO BLIND (2hr slot/91 min run)
(final Kojak tv movie)
16Mar90 <no. 65807>
Universal TV
Kojak series Created by Abby Mann
Supervising Executive Producer William Link
Produced by Marc Laub
Supervising Producer Stuart Cohen
Teleplay by Jack Laird and Scott Shepherd
Story by Scott Shepherd
Directed by Alan Metzger
Starring:
Telly Savalas .... Inspector Theo Kojak
Also Starring:
André Braugher .... Detective Winston Blake
(regular)
Guest Stars:
Rip Torn .... Gideon Hogarth
Margaret Whitton .... Michele Hogarth
Jerry Orbach .... Tony Salducci
Terry Kinney
Marcia Gay Harden .... Angelina
James Remar .... Wolfgang Reiger
Amanda Plummer .... Phyllis
Shari Headley .... Trish
Ashley Crow
Charles Cioffi .... Chief George Morris
(regular)
Cordelia González .... Costanza
Liane Alexandra Curtis .... Lorraine
Rudolph Willrich .... Whitehead
Gerry Bamman .... Warburton
Kevin Eshelman .... Tatum
Candace Savalas .... Pamela
Tom Mardirosian .... Weiss
Richard Clarke .... Mercer
Other Credits:
Original music by John Cacavas
Director Of Photography Geoffrey Erb
Film Editing by Norman Gay and Robert Q. Lovett
Production Design by Richard Bianchi
Costume Design by John Boxer
Unit Production Manager Myron Adams
Synopsis:
After a flighty young woman accidentally witnesses a Mob hit
in an Italian restaurant, New York Police Inspector Theo Kojak
must both protect her from an unscrupulous Dutch hitman, and
bring Mob kingpin Tony Salducci to justice.
################## Kojak ####################
################## the end ####################
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