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Mannix
Episode Guide - June 2005
(eps #3.16 #3.17 #4.02)
compiled by
The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
Rina Fox
references:
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UCLA Film and Television Archive
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MANNIX
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Desilu Productions, Inc. (1967)
Paramount Pictures Television (1968-75)
for
CBS (Saturdays 10:00 pm EST)(seasons 1-4)(1967-71)
CBS (Wednesdays 10:00 pm EST)(season 5)(1971-72)
CBS (Sundays 9:30 pm EST)(season 6)(1972-73)
CBS (Sundays 8:30 pm EST)(season 7)(1973-74)
CBS (Sundays 9:30 pm EST)(season 8)(1974-75)
Executive Producer Bruce Geller
Produced by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts
Created by Richard Levinson and William Link
Developed for Television by Bruce Geller
US detective series 1967-75 194 episodes x 60 min color
(16Sept67-27Aug75) (8 seasons)
Starring:
Mike Connors
as Joe Mannix
Co-Starring:
Joseph Campanella as Lou Wickersham (1967-68)
Gail Fisher as Peggy Fair (1968-75)
Recurring Cast:
Robert Reed as Lt. Adam Tobias (1969-75) recurring
Mark Stewart as Toby Fair (1968-75) recurring
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm (1968-75) recurring
Larry Linville as Lt. George Kramer (1968-69) recurring
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender (1967-68) recurring
Joe Mantell as Albie Loos (1968-69) recurring
Jack Ging as Lt. Dan Ives (1971-75) recurring

"Mannix" Theme music by Lalo Schifrin

############ Mannix - Intertect ##############
############# season 1 1967-68 ###############
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24 episodes
CBS (Saturdays 10:00 pm EST)

Ep 1.1 THE NAME IS MANNIX
16Sep1967
written by Bruce Geller
directed by Leonard J. Horn
guest stars
Barbara Anderson as Angela Dubrio
Lloyd Nolan as Sam Dubrio
Kim Hunter as Louise Dubrio
John Colicos as Albert
with
Bob Garrett as Chauffeur
Buzz Henry as Helicopter Pilot
K.L. Smith as Sheriff Bevan
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender
Henry Wills as Man with Sunglasses

Head of Intertect Lew Wickersham assigns Joe Mannix, his ace troubleshooter, to help when
a big-time racketeer's daughter is kidnapped.

Ep 1.2 SKID MARKS ON A DRY RUN
23Sep1967
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by John Meredyth Lucas
guest stars
Charles Drake as Adam Pierson
Marian Moses as Martha Pierson
Vincent Gardenia as Eddie Renick
Elisabeth Fraser as Beverly Renick
Wende Wagner as Miss Ellis
Vic Perrin as Tony
with
Herbie Faye as Hustler
Gene Rutherford as Owney
Artie Lewis as Hayden
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender
Leonard Yorr as Max
Jonathan Kidd as Target Range Man

A millionaire industrialist intending to run for governor hires Intertect to investigate
his past. Assigned to the case, Mannix becomes involved with murder and a ruthless crime
syndicate.

Ep 1.3 NOTHING EVER WORKS TWICE
30Sep67
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Murray Golden
guest stars
Gloria DeHaven as Gloria Farnsworth
Frank Aletter as J.P. Malloy
Robert H. Harris as Lorne Marshall
Karla Most as Clara Warner
Richard Derr as Victor Farnsworth
Leslie Perkins as Susan Graham
with
Ed Long as Herman
Max Kleven as Chauffeur

For the sake of an old flame, Mannix reluctantly agrees to help prove her society husband
is cavorting with another woman. Before Mannix can prevent it, he is framed and becomes
the prime suspect for the murder of her husband.

Ep 1.4 THE MANY DEATHS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER
07Oct67
written by Barry Oringer
directed by John Meredyth Lucas
guest stars
John Marley
David Hurst
Linda Marsh
Gabor Curtiz
Neil Diamond
Barry Ford

Mannix is assigned to locate a missing European scientist and pay him $1 million for a
revolutionary chemical discovery. Mannix involves himself romantically with the
scientist's daughter in order to locate her father.

* Note: Buffalo Springfield, The Boat that I Row, and Raisin Cane.
also Solitary Man with Neil Diamond.

Ep 1.5 MAKE IT LIKE IT NEVER HAPPENED
14Oct67
written by Lee Loeb
directed by Leonard J. Horn
guest stars
Elena Verdugo as Eva Brock
John Randolph as Clark
Amber Flower as Betsy
Logan Ramsey as Gilbert Aumont
Phillip Pine as Steve Brock
with
Letitia Roman as Ms. Scott
Ric Roman as Frankie Saunders
Gerry York as Pete Cleary
Jon Kowal as Guard

A little girl hires Mannix to prove her father innocent of a murder for which he is about
to be executed. Much to the chagrin of his employer, Mannix accepts the case and in the
process investigates a wealthy industrialist and romances his mistress.

Ep 1.6 THE COST OF A VACATION
21Oct67
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by John Meredyth Lucas
guest stars
Marlyn Mason
Donnelly Rhodes
Billy Snyder
Sheppard Sanders
with
Lilian Adams
Henry Beckman
Martin Braddock
Henry Calvin
Jewel Lain

Mannix becomes involved with a gorgeous model after she hires Intertect to help locate a boyfriend whom she claims threatened to kill himself.

Ep 1.7 WARNING: LIVE BLUEBERRIES
28Oct1967
written by Barry Oringer
directed by Vincent McEveety
guest stars
Brooke Bundy
Tom Skerritt
Valora Noland
Robert Emhardt
Ed McCready
Leonard Breman
Booth Coleman
with
Allen Jaffe
Phil Leads
Sherwood Price
Michael Stanwood

Mannix is assigned to locate a pretty college coed whose only crime is not writing home.
The investigation discloses, however, that the shapely young lady is involved in the
murder of a college basketball star.

*Buffalo Springfield appears in this episode and performs two songs, Bluebird and For What
It's Worth.

Ep 1.8 BEYOND THE SHADOW OF A DREAM
04Nov1967
written by Laurence Heath
directed by Leonard J. Horn
guest stars
Richard Mulligan
Pat Priest
Ann Prentiss
Don Ross
John Harding
Robert Karnes
with
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender
Jimmy Joice
Herbert Voland
Robert Yuro
Jodi Meredith

A beautiful, wealthy socialite hires Mannix to find out whether her prospective husband
wants to marry her for love or money. Mannix reluctantly enters the case, not knowing that
homicide also plays an important role in the lovely young woman's life.

Ep 1.9 HUNTDOWN
18Nov1967
written by Richard Landau
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Steve Ihnat as Mayor Glass
Sandra Smith as Violet Brooks
Paul Stevens as Sheriff Wade
Ford Rainey as Sam Nash
Walter Baldwin as Luther
John Pickard as Wilkens
with
Ken Reynard as Mr. Sureyano
Philip Vandervort as Hamilton
Edna Glover as Operator
James Chandler as Truck Driver

On a routine mission for Intertect, Mannix searches for a dead man in a small cattle town.
The investigation turns into a puzzling mystery for Mannix, who suddenly discovers he is
the hunted instead of the hunter.

Ep 1.10 COFFIN FOR A CLOWN
25Nov1967
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Alex Singer
guest stars
Gabriel Dell as Alan Brewer
Laraine Stephens as Helen Brewer
Norman Fell as Daniel Brewer
Diana Muldaur as Fran Brewer
Whitney Blake as Cloris Loman
Aram Katcher as Burt Loman
Harvey Parry as Ed Regan
with
Christopher A. Knight as Josh
Don Putnam as Artist
Ella Edwards as Nurse Jacobson M.E.

A divorced mother's plea for the return of her eight-year-old son leads Mannix on a
dangerous search for a desperate murderer and a huge cover up all in the name of money.

Ep 1.11 CATALOGUE OF SINS
02Dec1967
written by Walter Brough
directed by Lee H. Katzin
guest stars
Percy Rodriguez as Roy Bradley
Richard Bakalyan as Frank Whitley
Joe Maross as Dr. Steven Warren
Kim Hamilton as Audrey Chalmers
Jennifer Billingsley as Gladys
Roy Jenson as Duane Toohey
Fay Spain as Secretary
with
Johnny Indrisano as Tim
Martin Braddock as Parker
Joe Mantell as Donald
Don Edwards as Agent
Pepper Martin as Hood #2
Robert Palmer as Hood #1

A motion-picture art director hires Mannix to pay a blackmailer's ransom. In the course of
Mannix's investigation, he discovers others are being blackmailed, but none are willing to
divulge why.

Ep 1.12 TURN EVERY STONE
09Dec1967
written by Jeri Emmett
directed by John Meredyth Lucas
guest stars
Linden Chiles as Homer Boswell
G.D. Spradlin as Sid Abernathy
Lloyd Gough as Senator Minerver
Nita Talbot as Gloria Turnbull
Sharyn Hillyer as Edna Lacey
Dabbs Greer as Dan Turpin
with
John Crawford as Traynor
Noam Pitlik as Lowell Gregg
Hampton Fancher as Cornwall Dover
Joan Tompkins as Mrs. Dover
Annazette Chase as Suzanne
Madge Blake as Mrs. Muriel Pochak
Jack Perkins as Henry
Frank Kreig as Proprietor

Newspaper publisher Homer Boswell hires Intertect troubleshooter Mannix when he finds himself with a potential multi-million dollar libel suit involving dirty politics and the Mafia.

Ep 1.13 RUN, SHEEP, RUN
12/16/1967
written by Howard Browne
directed by Gene Reynolds
guest stars
Malachi Throne as Inspector Frank Kyler
Ruta Lee as Jean Coleman
John Abbott as Monty Kelbo
Bill Bradley as Barry Frome
Richard Devon as Capt. Tom Randall
Susan Crane as Mavis Miller
Joyce Van Patten as Lola
Carol Bagdasarian as Maria
George Keymas as Orville Gopah

Mannix is assigned to investigate the homicide of an undercover police officer and locate an eyewitness who was fronting for a citywide vice ring.

Ep 1.14 THEN THE DRINK TAKES THE MAN
30Dec1967
written by Sam Ross
directed by Laslo Benedek
guest stars
Julie Adams
Lynda Day
John Anderson
Sean McClory
with
Richard Merrifield
Ken Tilles
Dorothy Green
Dick Dial
Eddie Firestone
Roger Torrey
Joe Lo Presti

A beautiful blonde hires Mannix to investigate the mysterious actions of her father at a Mexico health ranch, run exclusively for wealthy alcoholics. In order to gain admittance to the establishment, Mannix poses as an alcoholic.

Ep 1.15 THE FALLING STAR
06Jan1968
written by Dorothy Herald
directed by Denis Sanders
guest stars
Jan Sterling as Ann Marian
Barbara Hunter as Carol
Marian Seldes as Ida Colby
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender
Otto Waldis as Otto Trenck
Lee Bergere as Steven Kosloff
with
Mickey Morton as Milt
Bobby Hall as Artie
Jack Baker as Dance Director
Richard Miller as Photographer
Quinn Redeker as Jim Dancy
Doug Henderson as Lockwood
Army Archerd as Himself
Rona Barrett as Herself

Mannix is assigned to investigate and protect a flamboyant motion-picture actress whose life is in jeopardy after a time bomb is planted at her press conference.

Ep 1.16 LICENSE TO KILL - LIMIT THREE PEOPLE
13Jan1968
written by Lew Erwin
directed by John Meredyth Lucas
guest stars
Peter Haskell
Karen Black
Harry Basch
Melinda Fee
Warren Kemmerling
with
Elisa Ingram
Wright King
Art Lewis
Steven Marlo
William O'Connell

Intertect investigator Mannix is hired to locate a suspected cop killer and homicidal maniac, whose lovely wife might be his fourth victim.

Ep 1.17 DEADFALL (Part 1)
20Jan1968
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Leonard J. Horn
guest stars
Antoinette Bower as Gail Mason
Beverly Garland as Edna Restin
Dana Elcar as Fred Restin
Nicholas Georgiade as Logan
Michael Tolan as Dr. Norman Forest
Roscoe Lee Browne as Dr. Andrew Josephus
Julian Burton as Justin Detwiler
with
Austin Willis as George Carlisle
Sidney Clute as Dr. Bernstein
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender
Jack Bernardi as Golf Ball Man

The strong friendship between Lew Wickersham and Mannix melts into a violent and deathly feud. The bitter battle begins when Mannix launches an investigation into the theft of a highly secret formula for the development of a laser ray. Stolen plans and sabotage involve Intertect and their agents.

Ep 1.18 DEADFALL (Part 2)
27Jan1968
same as above

Mannix goes undercover, pretending to be a murderer on the run, as he and Wickersham follow different paths to the solution of a two-part episode. Both agents are led to the waterfront, where they are captured and marked for death.

Ep 1.19 YOU CAN GET KILLED OUT THERE
03Feb1968
written by Dorothy Herald
directed by Lou Brandt
guest stars
Marianna Hill as Marcie
Scott Marlowe as Steve Cade
Howard Da Silva as Aram Karmalis
Mort Mills as Al
Charlie Wagenheim as Danny Boyle
Sid McCoy as Mallory
Barbara Baldavin as Arleen Cade
with
Jody Gilbert as Kitty
Vic Lundin as Tony
Morris Buchanan as Factotum
Jon Silo as Maitre'd
Harry Harvey Sr. as Proprietor

After resigning from the Intertect force to avoid an assignment, Mannix exposes a daring plot contrived of fraud and murder.

Ep 1.20 ANOTHER FINAL EXIT (aka THE BOX)
10Feb1968
written by Chester Krumholz & Teddi Sherman
directed by Ralph Senensky
guest stars
Larry Storch as Bernie Farmer
Jan Shepherd as Rose
Harry Landers as Jerome Gault
Grace Lee Whitney as Gloria
Paul Comi as Harry
with
Walter Brooke as Capt Wells
Aram Katcher as Samuel
Pamela Dunlap as Clarice
Dan Hanmer as Cokie
Jewell Lain as Stella
Amy Meagher as Secretary
Ernest Harada as Caterer

Hapless Bernie finds himself in deep trouble when a box that is supposed to hold $1 million dollars is empty, upon the releasal of Inmate Jerome, he contacts Intertect to uncover the whereabouts of the missing money. Mannix severs relations with Intertect and embarks upon a daring plan in which he deliberately flaunts himself to attract the attention of an international narcotics ring that's marked him for murder.

Ep 1.21 EIGHT TO FIVE, IT'S A MIRACLE
17Feb1968
written by Arthur Dales
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
William Smith as Salvatore Pucci
Jay Novello
Miriam Goldina
William Bryant
Bruce Gordon
with
Lilian Adams
Harry Harvey Sr
Larry Perkins

A blackmailer's plot to extort money in return for silence about the fraudulent perpetration of a holy miracle lures Mannix into an emotionally charged investigation.

Ep 1.22 DELAYED ACTION
02Mar1968
written by Barry Oringer
directed by Michael O'Herlihy
guest stars
Louise Sorel as Danielle Michaels/Mary Higgins
Walter Koenig as Harry
Ned Glass as Anthony R. Spinelli
Joel Fluellen as Sam Bailey
Richard Merrifield as Intern
Michael Greene as Warren
with
Ronald Long as Herbanoff
Craig Littler as Louie
Peggy Rea as Anne
John McLiam as Benny
Eddie Ryder as Richard
Richard Bull as Hood

Spinelli, a attempted murder victim's incoherent muttering of the name Mannix leads the detective to seek the truth about a 20-year-old crime, which culminated in the bombing of The Daily Clarion, a local newspaper. The placed burned down on Oct. 14, 1945, leaving several people dead and the owner of the paper Joe Higgins guilty of the crime. After all these years of a cover-up the truth finally surfaces.

Ep 1.23 TO KILL A WRITER
09Mar1968
written by Ben Gershman & David Braverman
directed by Charles R. Rondeau
guest stars
Michael Strong as Dwight West
Patti Chandler as Julie West
Paul Petersen as Dean Devlin
Larry D. Mann as Orlando Quinn
Shirley Bonn as Nikki Jason
Ted Cassidy as Felipe Montoya
with
Art Lewis as Stacey
David Fresco as Willie Lang
K.L. Smith as Swanson
Fay Spain as Landlady

Hired to protect the life of a controversial writer, Mannix uncovers an unsolved homicide committed six years ago.

Ep 1.24 THE GIRL IN THE FRAME
16Mar1968
written by Wilton Schiller
directed by Barry Crane
guest stars
William Windom
Leslie Parrish
Sivi Aberg
Oscar Beregi
Arline Anderson
Martin Babcock
Arthur Bernard
Paul Mantee

A wealthy art collector fears he has purchased a forged Renoir when he glimpses a model identical to the girl in the painting. Mannix succeeds in tracking down the model, but while the detective is questioning her they both become the targets of a sniper.

################# Mannix ###################
############# season 2 1968-69 ###############
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CBS (Saturdays 10:00 pm EST)

At the start of the second season, Mannix leaves "Intertect", and
sets up his own shop at 17 Paseo Verdes, West Los Angeles.

Ep 2.1 THE SILENT CRY
28Sep1968
written by Arthur Weiss
directed by Don Taylor
guest stars
Jason Evers
Clarence Landry as Cal
Harry Lauter as Sergeant
Ryan MacDonald as Lieutenant
Laurence Naismith
Simon Scott

Mannix obtains the assistance of a deaf girl, who reads the lips of a man plotting a crime. The girl plays an important role when the police cannot uncover enough evidence of criminal intent. Gail Fisher is seen for the first time in her regular role as Peggy Fair, Mannix's secretary.

Ep 2.2 COMES UP ROSE
05Oct1968
written by Lee Loeb
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Sheree North as Rose Anderson
Gerald S. O'Loughlin as Charlie Anderson
Barbara Rhoades as Billie
Charles Horvath as Borden
Arline Anderson as Mrs. Templeton
Nicky Blair as Cliff
Lee Bergere as Harvey Templeton
with
John Gallaudet as Clerk
Allen Joseph as Instructor
Byron Morrow as Nick
Ronald Long as Carson Puffy

Airport security officer Charlie Anderson hires Mannix to find his missing wife, who is also being sought by a syndicate of sophisticated thieves. When Mannix finds her, she is strangely reluctant to return to her husband, although she professes her love for him. After Mannix convinces the woman to return, she suddenly vanishes again.

Ep 2.3 PRESSURE POINT
12Oct1968
written by Warren Duff
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
James McEachin as Benjy
Harold Stone as Judge Green
Paul Stewart as Morgan Farrell
Martin Braddock as Programmer
Ryan MacDonald as Lt. Hargrave
with
Stewart Moss
Jay Robinson
Richard Niles as Intern
Pamela Dunlap as Kelly Green
Geraldine Wall as Norma
Thordis Brandt as Miss Hampstead

A wounded young man stumbles into Mannix's home in the dead of night and gasps a cryptic message before passing out. While Mannix attempts to solve the riddle contained in the lad's message, a menacing group of youths comes looking for the boy. The group knocks Mannix unconscious and when he awakens, the wounded boy is gone.

Ep 2.4 TO THE SWIFTEST, DEATH
19Oct1968
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Jed Allan as Ed Kovak
Peter Haskell as Hal Murdock
Jill Ireland as Ellen Kovak
Hugh Beaumont as Frank Abbott
Emily Banks as Barbara
Richard Derr as Roger Kittridge
with
William Fawcett as Janitor
Nicholas Colasanto as Mac Wagner
Joe Mantell as Albie Loos
Stuart Nisbet as Ryan
Sabrina Scharf as Marie McGill

A race car driver is killed in an event in which Mannix is also a competitor, and the driver's widow hires the detective to investigate possible foul play.

Ep 2.5 END OF THE RAINBOW
26Oct1968
written by Jackson Gillis & Robert L. Friend
directed by Robert Friend
guest stars
Kathryn Hays as Betsy Charnik
Jack Ging as James Spencer
Orwin C. Harvey as Mervin
Robert 'Buzz' Henry as Fred
Arthur Peterson as Prison Official
Carlos Romero as Jug Haskins
with
George Savalas as Sergeant
Marti Stevens as Mrs. O'Farrell
Diane Van Valin as Stripper
Al Charnik as Bartender

The mysterious death of a recently released prison inmate who carried a scrap of paper with Mannix's name on it leads the investigator into a tangled web of grand larceny and duplicity.

Ep 2.6 A COPY OF MURDER
02Nov1968
written by Brian McKay
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Michael Evans as George Bigelow
Kevin Hagen as Fred Archer
Allen Jaffe as Graham
Clifton James as Police Chief
Troy Melton as Toby Johnson
Nelson Olmsted as Clayburn
Gerald Price as Tommy Carr
Barbara Rush as Celia Bell
Harlan Warde as Coroner

Mannix hunts for a missing manuscript that holds the key to an unsolved death. The private investigator seeks clues from the victim's glamorous widow, but he is blocked by Police Chief Ford of the beach community of Costa Real.

Ep 2.7 EDGE OF THE KNIFE
09Nov1968
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Stuart Hagmann
guest stars
Geraldine Brooks as Katrina McKenzie
Anna Lee as Mrs Harriman
Christine Matchett as Karen
Priscilla Morrill as Janet Paulson
Ford Rainey as Roscoe Bell
Peggy Rea as Nurse Hollister
Timothy Scott as Brian McKenzie
Fritz Weaver as Dr Cameron McKenzie
Frankie Abbott as Bob
Veronica Cartwright as Jeannie
Patrick O'Moore as Mr. Harriman
Eve Plumb as Marian Harriman
Eddie Ryder as Henkel

A brilliant surgeon whose son is kidnapped and threatened with death unless the doctor allows one of his patients to die. The desperate doctor turns to Mannix.

Ep 2.8 WHO WILL DIG THE GRAVES?
16Nov1968
written by Daniel Mainwaring
directed by Allen Reisner
guest stars
Barry Atwater as David Blair Phillips/Henry Talbot
Ron Burke as Travis
James J. Casino as Roarke
George Gaynes as Professor Brendan
Max Kleven as Bledsoe
Linda Marsh as Susan Ward
with
David Renard as Widefoot
Charles Robinson as Harvey Roanhorse
Harry Dean Stanton as Dean Hill
Austin Willis as Dr Mark Gregory

A millionaire philanthropist asks Mannix to find and return his estranged wife to him, even though she is reported dead. Mannix follows the curious trail of the woman, but is unaccountably menaced by a squad of strong-arm thugs.

Ep 2.9 IN NEED OF A FRIEND
23Nov1968
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
John Colicos as David Barker
Barbara Babcock as Lucille
Richard Bull as Bernard Cord
Sam Gilman as Tom Sommers
Marie Windsor as Barbara Timpkins
Paul Stevens as Walter Timpkins
Cloris Leachman as Barker's ex-wife
with
Pete Kellett as Second Bartender
Terry Messina as Gloria
Teru Shimada as Gardener
E.A. Sirianni as Mortuary Manager
Mark Stewart as Toby
Brian Wood as Doctor

Mannix attempts to dig up conclusive new evidence exonerating David Barker, whom he once helped convict of a million-dollar embezzlement. But nobody is willing to help Mannix, including Barker. Mannix is even more convinced of his client's innocence when someone attempts to kill Barker.

Ep 2.10 NIGHT OUT OF TIME (aka BLACKOUT)
07Dec1968
teleplay by Jerome Ross & Warren Duff
written by Jerome Ross
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Jeanne Bates as Melinda Webber
David Brian as Clifton Ross Sr.
Mart Hulswit as Cliff Ross Jr.
Frank Campanella as Lt. Dave Angstrom
Wright King as Jonathan Webber
Morgan Sterne as Charles Hobart
with
Mike De Anda as Maitre'd
Sean Morgan as Harry
Ottola Nesmith as Mrs. Blainey
Joseph Perry as Police Officer

Cliff Ross, the son of an aviation tycoon, wakes up one morning with a bloody bandaged hand, a missing girlfriend and no memory. Ross hires Mannix to unravel the mystery, which includes murder. Mannix believes his client is in the clear when two friends provide an airtight alibi. Unfortunately, the alibi places Ross at the scene of the killing. Ross Jr. drives a white Mercedes convertible 300SL with red
leather interior license plate no. JSL849.

Ep 2.11 A VIEW OF NOWHERE
14Dec1968
written by Stephen Kandel & George F. SLavin
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Michael Wilding as Phillip Montford/Sir Arnold Salt
Hazel Court as Barbara Montford
Woodrow Parfrey as Harrison
Frank Campanella as Lt Dave Angstrom
Larry Linville as Sgt George Kramer
Katherine Woodville as Joanna Salt
Gail Bonney as Mrs Timmins
with
Bill Baldwin Sr. as Janitor
Jack Bannon as Father Graves
Robert V. Barron as Car Rental Manager
Fabian Dean as Manager

While flying in a helicopter, Mannix believes he has seen a woman, Barbara Montford, being murdered. Mannix intensifies his investigation when Montford tries to frame him. To help Mannix solve the case, Peggy goes undercover along with a woman who thinks her uncle was killed by Montford.

Ep 2.12 FEAR I TO FALL
21Dec1968
written by Samuel Newman
directed by Allen Reisner
guest stars
Richard Anderson as District Attorney Bartlett
Tol Avery as Amos Smith
Joanna Barnes as Phyllis Richards
Marian Collier as Mrs. Barlow
John Considine as Harry Barlow
Dana Elcar as Sheriff Conrad Bucola
Fred Krone as Edward Lewis
Elmer Modling as Airport Agent
Arthur Peterson as The Judge

Mannix smells a frame-up when subpoenaed to testify in a murder case against an ex-con he once sent to jail. Mannix joins forces with the beautiful defense attorney to find the real killer.

Ep 2.13 DEATH RUN
04Jan1969
written by Edward Lasko
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Fred Beir as Sheriff George Hale
Hal K. Dawson as Kessler
Eduard Franz as Dr Harris
Beverlee McKinsey as Carol Chase
Art Metrano as Tom
John Milford as Bill Chase
Lou Peralta as Carlos
Madlyn Rhue as Carol Chase (impostor)/Laura Geils.

In response to a mysterious plea for help from old friend Bill Chase, Mannix travels to a small mountain town. Mannix becomes the target of the local sheriff, as well as the target of the real killer.

Ep 2.14 A PITTANCE OF FAITH
11Jan1969
written by Blake Ritchie & Warren Duff
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Bobby Troup as Bobby
David Opatoshu as Mr Lardelli
E.J. André as Professor
Woodrow Parfrey as Harry
Corinne Camacho as Gina Lardelli
with
Don Eitner as Scott
Bart La Rue as Reporter
Larry Linville as Lt George Kramer
Joe Mantell as Albie Loos
Tom Palmer as Milikan
Mario Carvello

Mannix is hired by 21 people to prove that the death of model Gina Lardelli was not a suicide. Although doubtful at first, Mannix becomes convinced that Gina did not take her own life when two thugs try to force him off the case.

Ep 2.15 ONLY GIANTS CAN PLAY
18Jan1969
written by Al C. Ward
directed by Allen Reisner
guest stars
John Dehner as Jim Claman
Bettye Ackerman as Rita Claman
Patricia Barry as Claire Hanley
Peter Donat as Walter Webb
Slim Pickens as Mike Ray
with
Vincent Deadrick as Newley
Artie Lewis as Pete
Gilchrist Stuart as Charlie
Paul Hahn as Police Sergeant
Joseph Walsh as Hotel Clerk

Mannix suspects the bizarre death of a petty criminal may somehow be tied to the gubernatorial campaign of an old nemesis, Jim Claman. Mannix investigates.

Ep 2.16 SHADOW OF A MAN (aka KILLJOY)
25Jan1969
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
William Windom as Nils Sanderson
Antoinette Bower as Barbara Sanderson
Alex Gerry as Dr Marcus Kaufman
Philip Ahn as Mr Rhee
Don Chastain as Pete Fair
Myron Healey as Morgan Petrie
George Chandler as Mr Hotchkiss
Helen Funai as Joy Suk
with
Larry Linville as Lt George Kramer
Bartlett Robinson as Bradshaw
Penny Gaston as Girl
Elizabeth Rogers as Records Clerk
Tracy M. Lee as Joy (as a child)

Nils Sanderson, a wealthy businessman, makes an attempt on Mannix's life but refuses to name the man who forced him to do so. When Sanderson is killed, Mannix begins an investigation to find the murderer and learns that a crime committed 16 years ago in another part of the world holds the key to his identity.

Ep 2.17 THE GIRL WHO CAME IN WITH THE TIDE
01Feb1969
written by Blake Ritchie & Don M. Mankiewicz & Donn Mullally
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Robert Reed as Lt Adam Tobias
Lloyd Bochner as Alec Ryan
Nancy Kovack as Bret Nichols
Arline Anderson as Maid
David M. Frank as Tom
Salli Sachse as Mona

Police rule the death of Carol Wilson to be accidental, but Mannix launches his own investigation when he learns that she was the former girlfriend of his longtime enemy, lawyer Alex Ryan.

Ep 2.18 DEATH IN A MINOR KEY
08Feb1969
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Stuart Hagmann
guest stars
Yaphet Kotto as Gabe Johnson/Gabriel Dillon
Anthony Zerbe as Chief Finlay
Ed Gilbert as Roger Garth
Evans Evans as Phyllis Judson Garth
Lee Weaver as Charlie Willis
Ann Loos as Clara Boylan
Jon Lormer as Peter Boylan
with
Nancy Burnett as Librarian
Conlan Carter as Al Garner
Robert Miller Driscoll as Prison Official
Johnny Silver as Barney

When Peggy's boyfriend Gabe Johnson disappears, Mannix looks for him, only to find that Johnson is a prison road-gang escapee and is determined not to return to jail. Mannix's search takes him to a quiet southern community where he becomes convinced of Gabe's innocence and suspicious of the local sheriff's attempts to help him.

Ep 2.19 END GAME
15Feb1969
written by Cliff Gould
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Robert Wood as Art Malcolm
Steve Ihnat as Gus Keller
Arch Johnson as Captain Griswold
Joseph Breen as Sergeant

Mannix goes to the aid of a kidnapped policeman and finds himself cornered in a booby-trapped building. When Mannix meets the kidnapper, he learns of his grand plan to kill everyone who testified against him in a military court-martial trial--a plan that definitely includes Mannix.

Ep 2.20 ALL AROUND THE MONEY TREE
22Feb1969
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Murray Golden
guest stars
Christopher Carey as Roger Bard
Hedley Mattingly as Dustin Rhodes
Marianne McAndrew as Claudia Redstone
John Orchard as Wish
with
Ric Roman
Jorge Moreno

Mannix is caught between a band of thieves, a beautiful girl and a Scotland Yard detective, all of whom are searching for Roger Bard and the money from a multi-million dollar robbery.

Ep 2.21 THE ODDS AGAINST DONALD JORDAN
01Mar1969
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Stuart Hagman
guest stars
Susan Oliver as Linda Jordan
James Olson as Donald Jordan
Paul Winfield as Walter Lucas
Nan Martin as Frances Jordan
Joe Mantell as Albie Luce
with
Barbara Boles as Casey
Timothy Carey as Rasmussen
George Fisher as Arnie
King Moody as O'Keefe
Lee Faulkner as Hank

Hired to locate building contractor Donald Jordan, Mannix gets conflicting reasons for the disappearance from Jordan's sister, wife and business partner, none of which add up. The case becomes even more complicated when Jordan turns up to assure Mannix he's all right, only to be attacked by two hoods outside the private eye's office.

Ep 2.22 LAST RITES FOR MISS EMMA
08Mar1969
written by William H. Wright
directed by Barry Crane
guest stars
Robert Hooks as Floyd Brown
Walter Matthews as Lester Parks
Scott Hale as Harnell
Pepper Martin as Virgil
Dabbs Greer
Rhys Williams
John Alderson
with
Julian Burton as Chemist
Paulene Myers
Ron Randell
Mark Stewart as Toby

Mannix almost loses his secretary, Peggy Fair, when he tells her that he suspects her new boyfriend, Floyd Brown, of being the key man in the theft of 45 cartons of morphine. Caught between her loyalty to Mannix and her love for Brown, Peggy refuses to listen to Mannix--but later places her life in danger when she confronts Brown with the accusation.

One of the lines that Robert Hooks says as character Floyd Brown is "I'm no O.J. Simpson" .

Ep 2.23 THE SOLID GOLD WEB
22Mar1969
written by Blake Ritchie & Donn Mullally
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Sally Kellerman as Diana Walker
John Randolph as Jason Walker
John Archer as Judge John Leigh
Whit Bissell as Harry Meacham
Shirley O'Hara as Iris Meacham
Robert Ellenstein as Macklin Reeves
with
Hal Baylor as Cully
Anne Loos as Cindy
Jason Wingreen as Barney

Mannix becomes involved in murder and political intrigue when he helps newspaper publisher Jason Walker find out the reasons for his daughter Diana's strange behavior. The case rekindles a romance between Mannix and Diana, as he tries to prove that she is being framed in the hit-and-run death of an underworld figure, Johnny Malina

Ep 2.24 MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR MURDER
05Apr1969
written by Arthur Dales & John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Warren Stevens as Harry Wallach
Kenneth Mars as Mercer
Richard Bull as Frank Devereaux
Sue Ane Langdon as Mrs Devereaux
Paul Carr as Pete Neal
with
Ruth McDevitt as Miss Jean Johnson
Larry Linville as Lt George Kramer
Joe Mantell as Albie
Mark Stewart as Toby
Red West as Arlan
Paul Marin as Medical Examiner
Robert Casper as Decorator

The beautiful wife of a Las Vegas accountant involved in a confusing case of double identities and double-crosses as Mannix searches for a dead body and $250,000 in cash. Mannix's investigation takes him to Vegas in search of the source of the money and to a condemned boarding school that Mannix believes is the key to the mystery.

Ep 2.25 TO CATCH A RABBIT
12Apr1969
written by Shimon Wincelberg & Shirl Hendryx
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Gail Kobe
Robert Reed as Lt. Adam Tobias
Jan Arvan as Mele Valera
Jack Bannon as Peter Martin
Robert Phillips
Pilar Seurat
with
Victor Izay as Lab Man
Stuart Nisbet as Medical Examiner
Frank Ramírez
Tony De Costa

A police detective with whom Mannix works to find the reasons behind the death of Peter Martin.

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CBS (Saturdays 10:00 pm EST)

Ep 3.1 EAGLES SOMETIMES CAN'T FLY
27Sep1969
written by Robert Heverly
directed by Stuart Hagmann
guest stars
Georg Stanford Brown as Brad Turner
Geoffrey Deuel as Jimmy Whitewing
Alan Bergmann as James Kitchener
Celeste Yarnell as Eve
Joseph Reale as Elgin Boyd
with
Carol Bagdasarian as Teller
Frederic Downs as Store Owner
Shirley O'Hara as Store Owner's Wife

Mannix launches a double-edged search for Brad Turner and Jimmy Whitewing, two friends of Peggy's, who are wrongly accused of murder, and for the real killer who can only be linked to the crime by a dancer. Brad and Jimmy seek refuge in Peggy's apartment but flee when Mannix offers to help them.

Ep 3.2 COLOR HER MISSING
04Oct1969
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Michael Caffey
guest stars
Robert Reed as Lt. Adam Tobias
Jason Evers as Charles Egan
John Beck as Boyes
Carla Borelli as Dallas King
Virginia Gregg as Liz Boone
Michael Masters as Tom
Chet Stratton as Cory Boone

Mannix sets out to find the killer of his friend and fellow P.I. Cory Boone and winds up investigating for attorney Charles Egan--who is suspected by Police Lieutenant Adam Tobias of having committed the crime.

Ep 3.3 RETURN TO SUMMER GROVE
11Oct1969
written by Cliff Gould
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Vera Miles as Jean McBride
Victor Jory as Stefan Mannix
Larry Pennell as Troy McBride
Booth Colman as Leo Kolligian
Marion Ross as Lurene Warinsky
Lili Valenty as Maria
Jerry Douglas as Ed Barkley
with
Valentin de Vargas as Sheriff Madeiros
Ivy Bethune as Nurse
Harry Raybould as Fred

Mannix returns to his home in Summer Grove at the request of Jean McBride. She asks him to investigate a murder for which her husband is the prime suspect. While attempting to unravel the mystery, Mannix tries also to reconcile with his father, with whom he has not spoken in years.

Ep 3.4 PLAYGROUND
18Oct1969
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Robert Conrad as Mitch Cantrell
Leslie Parrish as Mona
Tommy J. Huff as Bud
Ralph Montgomery as Gene
with
Paul Comi
Ben Cooper
Bill Erwin as Prop Man
Dan Barton as Director

Mitch Cantrell, a movie star who refuses to believe Mannix's contention that someone is out to kill him. The private eye's investigation turns up a number of prime suspects, including Cantrell's girlfriend Mona and his sidekick Pete.

Ep 3.5 A QUESTION OF MIDNIGHT
25Oct1969
written by Barry Oringer
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Tom Troupe as Dr Benjamin Holland
Lee Meriwether as Reva Daniels
Barbara Bosson as Miss Riley
Sam Edwards as Silas Cooper
Logan Ramsey as Stilwell
Vivi Janiss as Miss Kearsarge
Barbara Babcock as Nurse Hapgood
Bill Baldwin Sr. as Dr Moore
Mona Bruns as Mrs Tucker
with
Laurel Goodwin as Andrea
John Howard as Dr Daniels
Scott McKay as Dr Bennett
James Westerfield as Sheriff

At the request of an old friend, Mannix investigates an old malpractice charge against Dr. Benjamin Holland, only to be hindered at every turn by everyone on the hospital staff, including Dr. Holland. As Mannix uncovers secrets, he receives unexpected help from a hospital nurse and Reva Daniels, who first tries romance to get Mannix off the case.

Ep 3.6 PENNY FOR THE PEEPSHOW
01Nov1969
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Edd Byrnes as Clay/Harry McCloy
Sabrina Scharf as Celia James
Charles Dierkop as Makuta/John Marrish
Ramon Bieri as Peters
Regis Cordic as Mr Coolidge
with
Christopher Dark as Driver
Kevin Hagen as Jackson
Larry Linville as Lt George Kramer

Celia knows the location of a small fortune in cash; she comes to Mannix to get help in finding its origin, but they are interrupted by three escaped convicts who break into Mannix's office to use as a hideout.

Ep 3.7 A SLEEP IN THE DEEP
08Nov1969
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Angel Tompkins as Barbara Stoner/Sondra Markham
Paul Stewart as Andre Korvak
Marianna Hill as Ellen Barton
Sivi Aberg as Carla Renata   
Milton Selzer as Dave Wright
Skip Homeier as Naval Intelligence Agent Gordon
with
Jonathan Lippe as Thomas Clayton Hewitt
Byron Morrow as Robert Stoner
Charles Seel as Blind Man
David Chow as Yoshi, Judo Master

Mannix is hired to investigate the drowning of a man the police think died accidentally, but whose widow believes he was murdered. Mannix digs up a number of suspects, including the young attorney in love with the dead man's wife, a millionaire industrialist and a beautiful woman who isn't what she seems to be.

Ep 3.8 MEMORY: ZERO
22Nov1969
written by Lionel E. Siegel & Ric Vollaerts
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Frank Campanella as Lt Dave Angstrom
Katherine Justice as Maggie Wells
Madison Arnold as Towbridge
Arthur Peterson as Mr Phillips
Ann Loos as Mrs Phillips
Don Francks
with
Lee Parrish as Bartender
Al Roberts as Garage attendant
Mark Russell as Policeman
Thomas A. Geas

Mannix is hired by Maggie Welles, secretary to a recently deceased private eye, who claims someone is trying to kill her. With only Maggie's faulty memory to depend on, Mannix finds the going rough, especially when her romantic inclinations get in the way.

Ep 3.9 THE NOWHERE VICTIM
29Nov1969
written by Dan Ullman
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Corinne Camacho as Victoria Bertelli
Lloyd Battista as James Vincent
Richard Bull as Dr. Lambert Whitaker
Marc Lawrence as Angelo Palerma
Diane Holden as Shirley
Frank Puglia as Grandfather Bertelli
with
Peter Mamakos as Smith
Stuart Nisbet as Al
Julian Rivero as Guido
Ric Roman as Brown
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm
Richard Bakalyan as Vincent's Thug
William Long Jr. as Waiter

Mannix sets out to locate the missing victim in a hit-and-run accident and winds up in the middle of a feud between two warring families of the notorious "Brotherhood." Suspected by the "Brotherhood" of being the driver of the hit-and-run car, Mannix is hired by one family and marked for death by the other.

Ep 3.10 THE SOUND OF DARKNESS
06Dec1969
written by Barry Trivers
directed by Corey Allen
guest stars
Robert Reed as Lt. Adam Tobias
Joby Baker as Rudy Marin
James Edwards as Jerry
Gilbert Green as Dr Lang
Glenn C. Wilder as Killer
with
Peter Brocco as Derelict
Eddie Barth as Foreman
Arthur Eisner as Hot Dog Vendor
Craig Chudy as Volleyball Player

Mannix faces the challenge of a lifetime when he tries to trap a killer whose bullet has blinded him. With the help of Peggy and a couple of experts on blindness, Mannix learns to function in a sightless world so he can set himself up as the bait for the killer.

*Terrifying and moving, this episode of Mannix is definitely no#1.

Ep 3.11 WHO KILLED ME?
13Dec1969
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Susan Howard as Christina Preston
Paul Richards as Bradley Everette
Yvonne Craig as Mrs. Everette
Hal Baylor as Henry Marshak
Anthony Eisley as Lawrence King
with
Jack Bannon as Troy
Peter Brandon as Paul
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Mannix is hired by an aircraft industry executive to find out who tried to kill him by sabotaging his private plane. The investigation leads Mannix to a list of suspects, headed by the executive's business partners, his wife and his artist girlfriend.

Ep 3.12 MISSING: SUN AND SKY
20Dec1969
written by Cliff Gould & Halstead Welles & Norman Katkov
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Alex Dreier as Sam Dallas
Gene Raymond as Richmond Greene
Anita Louise as Althea Greene
James McCallion as V.P. Stander
Harry Carey Jr.
Richard Davalos
Don Eitner as Stu
with
William Phipps
Michael Stanwood as First Boy
Michael Greer as Second Boy
Allen Joseph as Tattoo Artist
Bart La Rue as Announcer

The theft of a championship racehorse baffles Mannix when he discovers the only motive belongs to the horse's owners. During his search for the missing racehorse, Mannix gets some discouraging advice from wily horse trainer Sam Dallas and follows up on a ransom note that almost costs him his life.

Ep 3.13 TOOTH OF THE SERPENT
27Dec1969
written by Robert Lewin
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Percy Rodriguez as Jim Chancellor
Lynn Hamilton as Eve Chancellor
Bert Freed
Harrison Page
Barney Phillips as Parker
with
Harry Swoger as Landlord

Mannix is caught in the middle of the generation gap when police detective Jim Chancellor's wife hires him to find their son, who may have been involved in a robbery which Chancellor is investigating. When Chancellor discovers the detective was hired by his wife, he orders Mannix off the case and then goes after his son alone.

Ep 3.14 MEDAL FOR A HERO
03Jan1969
written by Frank Telford
directed by Seymour Robbie
guest stars
Terry Carter as Marcus Fair
Gloria Calomee as Hettie Wills
Dean Harens
Bobby Troup as Bobby
B.J. Mason as Clayton
Walter Matthews as Charleston
with
Brenda Bennett as Waitress
Frank Marth as Lt. Burdette
Dick O'Shea as First Officer
William Bassett as Second Officer
Mark Stewart as Toby

Mannix tries to clear the name of Peggy's late husband Marcus Fair, when his name appears on a list of policemen who were being paid off by a burglary ring. Stumped by the seemingly impenetrable code in Marcus' police diary, Mannix seeks the help of a pianist friend with a flair for cryptology.

Ep 3.15 WALK WITH A DEAD MAN
10Jan1970
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Harvey Hart
guest stars
Peter Mark Richman as Martin Emory/Harry Glidden
Marian McCargo as Laura Emory
Parley Baer as Archie
Dane Clark as Lt Deegan
Helen Westcott as Faye
Hollie Hayes as Marcia
Bart La Rue as Vince
with
William Fawcett as Desk Clerk
Larry Vincent as Wino

Mannix agrees to trap a blackmailer who has been hounding a wealthy businessman. Ironically, Mannix then becomes the target of a police dragnet. The many twists and turns of Mannix's investigation take him from the dregs of skid row to the mansions of high society.

3.16 [--] Mannix: A CHANCE AT THE ROSES
17Jan1970 CBS Sat (rebroadcast 05Sep1970)
written by Lionel E. Siegel
directed by Nick Webster
guest stars
Dewey Martin ...... Lockwood
Sandy Kenyon ...... Hammel
Jan Merlin ........ Vodich
Leslie Charleson .. Marge Lavor
Ted de Corsia ..... Lavor
Scott Brady ....... Officer Delaney
with
John Carter ....... Johnson
Alex Gerry ........ Mr Levine
Gordon Hoban ...... Danny
Paul Sears ........ First Policeman
Synopsis 1:
Mannix takes on the task of proving the innocence of a man identified
by eyewitnesses as having shot a pharmacist during an attempted holdup.
The going gets rough when the police block Mannix's path after he
uncovers the puzzling fact that the holdup victim is not a real
pharmacist.
Synopsis 2:
Mannix gets curiouser and criouser about an apparently open-and-shut
case of armed robbery. The suspect escaped an easy arrest, a police
detective has clamped a lid on the matter and the shooting victim has
been locked up like a case of the plague. [RF]

3.17 [--] Mannix: BLIND MIRROR
24Jan1970 CBS Sat (rebroadcast 01Aug1970)
written by Don Brinkley
directed by Nick Webster
guest stars
Mike Farrell ........ Clay Riegles
Diane McBain ........ Stella Diamond
Robert Lansing ...... George Diamond
Linda Marsh ......... Winifred Hill
Ed Gilbert .......... Lieutenant
Craig Littler ....... Worker
Synopsis 1:
Mannix becomes enmeshed in a domestic quarrel between an estranged
married couple that ends in homicide. The private eye finds the
solution to the case rests in the conflicting stories surrounding
the previous near-drowning of the victim.
Synopsis 2:
Mannix uncovers an attempted murder as he searches for a woman who
witnessed the near-drowning of Stella Diamond. Flashbacks showing
different views of the incident seem to incriminate Stella's husband
- the missing woman's lover. [RF]


Ep 3.18 HARLEQUIN'S GOLD
31Jan1970
written by Don Brinkley & Oliver Crawford
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Russ Conway as H. T. Stewart
Peter Whitney as Garrett Clegg
Don Knight as Paul Gantry/Patrick Gray
Karen Steele as Sheila
Gil Perkins as Wagner
with
Elizabeth Lane as Receptionist
Al Roberts as Ad Lib Man
Chuck Hicks as Sikes
Harry Swoger as Bartender

Mannix is hired to find an Australian seaman who has supposedly inherited a small fortune, only to learn that he may be setting up the sailor for murder. Mannix's investigation reveals that the sailor is the only survivor of a shipwreck that was the result of a monstrous crime on the high seas.

Ep 3.19 WHO IS SYLVIA?
07Feb1970
written by Alfred Brenner
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Jessica Walter as Kathy Graves/Sylvia
Robert Colbert as Phil Graves
Larry Linville as Lt. George Kramer
with
Conrad Bachmann as Second Man at Bar
Bill Baldwin Sr. as TV Announcer
Victoria Carroll as Redhead
Fred Carson as Man with Eyepatch

A woman with a double identity hires Mannix to find the man who is trying to murder her. Mannix's investigation leads him to believe that her husband, who also happens to be an old army buddy of the private eye, might be the man they are searching for.

Ep 3.20 ONLY ONE DEATH TO A CUSTOMER
14Feb1970
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Michael O'Herlihy
guest stars
Loretta Swit as Dorothy Harker
Frank Christi as Bradshaw
Erik Holland as Frank Bauer
Neil Russell as Larry Hammond
with
Jonathan Kidd as Medical Examiner
John Pearce as Parker
Garry Walberg as Corey
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Three attempts are made on Mannix's life within 24 hours, and the only man with a motive is dead. To help unravel the mystery, the private eye calls on the man's ex-girlfriend to help him investigate the dead man's previous activities.

Ep 3.21 FLY, LITTLE ONE
21Feb1970
written by Arthur Weiss
directed by Murray Golden
guest stars
Pamelyn Ferdin as Dana
Shirley O'Hara as Mrs. Carr
Julie Gregg as Dr. Harley
Martin Braddock as Dr. Gasperi
Woodrow Parfrey as Pete Fender
Gerry Lock as Dana's mother
with
Gene Dynarski as Killer
Gwen Van Dam
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm
Lawrence Dane as Criminal

Mannix wins the confidence of a mentally disturbed little girl and discovers she has evidence that endangers her life and his. Hired to investigate a robbery-murder, Mannix enters the fantasy world of little Dana and, from her disjointed remarks, realizes she has made herself a target for a killer.

Ep 3.22 THE SEARCH FOR DARRELL ANDREWS
28Feb1970
written by John Kneubuhl
directed by Seymour Robbie
guest stars
Dana Elcar as Tom Coleman/Al Beckworth/Darrell Andrews/Charles Vincent Addison
Harry Townes as Martin Kimbrough
Robert Pine as Eric Beckworth / Mike Gaynor
Nolan Leary as Ben
Van Williams as Kidnapper
Walter Matthews as Lt Charleston
with
Jay Robinson
Mark Stewart as Toby
Wayne Want as Policeman

Mannix comes into possession of a roll of film that cost a fellow private eye his life. Before Mannix can turn the film over to the police, Peggy and her son are taken hostage in exchange for the film.

Ep 3.23 MURDER REVISITED
07Mar1970
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Harvey Hart
guest stars
Arlene Martel as Muriel Price/Valerie Price
Don DeFore as Ted Hackett
Frank Gerstle as Harry C. Armitage
Joshua Bryant as Paul
Chick Casey as Charlie
with
Stanja Lowe as Miss Landon
Oliver McGowan as Dorso
Reva Rose as Woman in Apartment

Investigating a murder that involves a vicious television commentator, Mannix realizes nobody wants him on the case, including the chief suspect and her twin sister. When hired thugs try to kill him, Mannix takes refuge with a lonely spinster, then gets a clue that takes him to a ruthless crime-syndicate leader.

Ep 3.24 WAR OF NERVES
14Mar1970
written by Barry Trivers
directed by Rowe Wallerstein
guest stars
Hugh Beaumont as Mr. Calder
Alan Baxter as Major Lewis
Med Flory as Lenz
Harry Harvey Jr. as Jed
Howard Culver as Mr. Hume
Paul Picerni as Sheriff
with
Bill Quinn as Nick (the imprisoned drunk)
Johnny Silver as Jed
Mort Mills as Hijacker
Jon Lormer as Hotel Clerk
Richard Anders as First Man

Mannix gets caught in the middle when a town is threatened with a flood of toxic nerve gas unless it pays a million dollars to a crime ring. Investigating the disappearance of a wealthy girl, Mannix learns she is being held hostage by the criminals to force compliance with their demands.

Ep 3.25 ONCE UPON A SATURDAY
21Mar1970
written by Arline Anderson & Barry Crane
directed by Barry Crane
guest stars
Bethel Leslie as Beverly Miller
Michael Conrad as Rick
Barbara Rhoades as Donna
Don Beddoe as Colonel Lee
Pamela Bellwood as Susan Miller
Gordon Jump as Charlie
with
Jack Catron as Rio
Robie Porter as Jimmy
Carlos Rivas as Armando
Mark Stewart as Toby
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

Mannix investigates a series of accidents at a carnival that look suspiciously like attempts on the life of its owner. After taking the case, Mannix finds he's got less than 24 hours to find the culprit before the carnival opens to the public.

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CBS (Saturdays 10:00 pm EST)

Ep 4.1 TICKET TO THE ECLIPSE
19Sep1970
written by Harold Medford
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Darren McGavin as Mark
Dane Clark as Lt Ira Deegan
Paul Mantee as Tommy Gantt
Don McGovern as Ray Endicott
with
Mark Stewart as Toby
Jack Griffin as First Zoo Attendant
John Wheeler as Second Zoo Attendant
Chris Woodley as Girl

A member of Mannix's former Korean War army unit is seeking revenge for a grievance from their combat days. The man confesses to Mannix that he has already slain two people. When Mannix tells the police, they dismiss the case due to his friend's history of confessing to every crime around.

4.02 [--] Mannix: ONE FOR THE LADY
26Sep1970 (rerun 10Apr71)
written by Dan Ullman
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Jo Van Fleet ...... Alexandra
Robert Reed ....... Tobias (recurring)
Jack Carter ....... Harry O'Toole
James Sikking ..... Mark Langdon
Robert Sorrells ... Clement North
Russ Marin ........ Angelo
David Sheiner ..... Sam Duck
with
Forrest Compton ... Bonning
Craig Chudy ....... Martone
Damian London ..... Maury
Dorothy Neumann ... Cleaning Lady
Lawrence Bame ..... Guard
Bill Keller ....... Guard
Synopsis 1:
Framed as a jewel thief and a possible murderer, Mannix loses his detective's
license and faces prison when he meets Al, a gangster's widow. Al offers
Mannix a job as her bodyguard, and later another job involving a million-dollar
robbery.
Synopsis 2:
The lady, nicknamed Al, has a suspicious job offer for Mannix, and he may be
forced to take it. Thanks to a perfect frame-up, Mannix's private-eye license
has been suspended. [RF]

Ep 4.3 TIME OUT OF MIND
03Oct1970
written by Robert Pirosh
directed by Corey Allen
guest stars
Ray Galvin as Logan
Kim Hamilton as Hallie Woods
Stacy Harris as Russ, the florist/bookie
Robert 'Buzz' Henry as Mace
A Martinez as Pancho
Juanita Moore as Mrs. Davis
Brock Peters as Sonny Carter
Phillip Pine as Larry Starr
Sandra Ann Roberts as Lisa
with
George Robotham as Man
George Tobias as Dalton
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Mannix searches for Sonny, an over-the-hill boxer sought in the murder of a fight-fixing gambler. While trying to get the ex-fighter to surrender before the gamblers reach him, Mannix becomes trapped with Sonny in a condemned slum as gunmen close in.

Ep 4.4 FIGURES IN A LANDSCAPE
10Oct1970
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Loretta Swit as Jill Packard
Victor French as Carl Hastings
Jason Wingreen as Barry Nolan
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm
Richard Karie as Police Sergeant

A gunman threatens Mannix but barely misses him three times, leading the investigator to suspect that someone else is really the intended victim. Mannix tracks down an ex-convict who has vowed to kill him, but the suspect dies and the gunman strikes again.

Ep 4.5 THE MOUSE THAT DIED
17Oct1970
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Richard Bull as Professor Edmund Crowson
Patricia Stich as Holly
Hugh Beaumont as Mr Hammond
Roxanne Albee as Hazel
Douglas Henderson as Ferguson
Robert Ito as Dr Yoshira
with
David Westberg as Geoffrey
Grace Lenard as Landlady
Sean Morgan as Clerk
Bill Quinn as Coroner
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

During a routine missing-persons case, Mannix becomes involved with an espionage ring which tries to eliminate him, by giving him a slow-acting poison, which doctors cannot identify, so he takes it upon himself to race time and search for his adversary.

Ep 4.6 TTHE LOST ART OF DYING
24Oct1970
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Fernando Lamas
guest stars
Julie Parrish as Ruth Dancik
Richard Van Vleet as Carl Dancik
Judith McConnell as Verna
Ramon Bieri as Earl Weldon
Russ Conway as Warren Henshaw
Alex Dreier as Frank McGill
Val Avery as Harry Ruxton
with
Roy Engel as Customer
Miguel Ángel Landa as Hernandez
Paul Sorenson as Charlie Keefer
William Wintersole as Jerry Hagen
Harry Caesar as Inmate (uncredited)

Mannix seeks the help of a prize-winning newsman to clear a condemned man. Prisoners on death row hold a guard hostage until Mannix promises to try and find the man who framed the man in the death of his former girlfriend.

Ep 4.7 THE OTHER GAME IN TOWN
31Oct1970
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Martine Beswick as Eve Brady
Rich Little as Billy Moss
Leslie Parrish as T.C.
Alan Bergman as Conforti
Don Dubbins as Chris Allison
Bart La Rue as Victor Brady
with
Don Hanmer as Eddie
Allen Joseph as Lab Man
Don Edwards as Bartender
Charles Picerni as Ricardo
Dale Tarter as Controller
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

A Las Vegas comic involved in the mysterious disappearance of a gambler who lost $230,000 at the casino before vanishing. The debt-ridden gambler disappears in his light plane but "reappears" after his funeral. His "merry widow" turns to Mannix for help--then suddenly fires him from the case.

Ep 4.8 THE WORLD BETWEEN
07Nov1970
written by Ben Roberts & Lionel E. Siegel
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Hari Rhodes as Premier Obuko aka Mr. Smith
Jerry Douglas as Lt. Mitch Webster
Ford Rainey as Dr Linkram
Gil Perkins as Tom Smith
Albert Popwell as Kenoto
Maidie Norman as Aunt Frances
with
Chuck Hicks as Morgan
Lisa Moore as Nurse Fubala
Virginia Capers as Mrs. Frost
Jocelyne Peters as Norma
Lillian Randolph as Mrs. Harmon (Aunt Mildred)
Mark Stewart as Toby
Scottie MacGregor

Injured in a scuffle with a lawbreaker, Peggy meets ailing African Premier Obuko in the hospital, where he is being treated under the alias of Mr. Smith. Mannix and Peggy keep his secret until foreign agents try to bomb his room.

Ep 4.9 SUNBURST
14Nov1970
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Kenneth Tobey as Sheriff Warren Vanders
Paul Carr as Ben Simmons
Patricia Quinn as Dana Simmons
Barry Atwater as Peterson
Walker Edmiston as Perry
James W. Gavin as Gorham
with
Michael Bell
Brad Dexter
Ross Hagen
Francisco Ortega as Deputy
Keith Walker as Announcer

Dana Simmons is the owner of a small roadside cafe that has been taken over by three gangland mobsters. Suddenly thrown into the middle of a syndicate plot when he stops at the cafe for a cup of coffee, Mannix finds himself held captive along with the owners.

Ep 4.10 TO CAGE A SEAGULL
21Nov1970
written by Ed Waters
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Grace Albertson as Professor Elaine Resnick
Norman Alden as Travers
Peggy Walton-Walker as Bonnie
Chick Chandler as Antrim Scott
Jerry Hausner as Rudy
Byron Morrow as Hartigan
Alex Gerry as Slatoff
with
Jeff Davis as Govenor
Richard Karie as Nick
Byron Mabe as Olin
Ralph Maurer as Kopell
Michael Vandever
Ben Cooper
Keith Walker as Newscaster
Sid Grossfeld as Dispatcher
William 'Billy' Benedict as Popcorn Vendor
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

Mannix is scheduled to be executed at dawn when he uncovers an anarchist's plot to immediately and violently take over the country. While investigating what he feels was not an accidental helicopter crash, Mannix discovers a presumed-dead leader of the Fourth Reich alive and plotting in Los Angeles.

Ep 4.11 BANG, BANG, YOU'RE DEAD
28Nov1970
written by Warren Duff
directed by Murray Golden
guest stars
Pat Renella as Earl Bannon
Patti Cohoon as Dottie McNeill
Karen Arthur as Samantha Moore
Lloyd Battista as Chris
Sharon Cintron as Miss Parks
Arline Anderson as Mrs Michaels
Loretta Leversee as Helen
George Sawaya as Steve
with
Kelly Thordsen as Micky
Harry Harvey as Garrison
Cindy Henderson as Girl
Fred Krone as Pete
Larry Linville as Lt George Kramer

A precocious seven-year-old girl becomes the target of gangsters when she overhears a murder plot while playing in a supposedly abandoned theater. Mannix is hired by the girl's mother to unravel the girl's imaginative version of what happened and hopefully prevent the murder.

Ep 4.12 DEJA VU
12Dec1970
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Seymour Robbie
guest stars
Kim Hunter as Angela Warren
Brenda Scott as Kathy Warren
Morgan Sterne as Jim Bannerman
Paul Stewart as Dr Halder
Howard Dayton as Jerry
Sid Haig as Kellaway
with
Ray Galvin as Repairman
Herman Poppe as Patrol Officer
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

After seeing Mannix's picture, Kathy Warren, a young clairvoyant, begins to have recurring dreams in which she sees Mannix's death. Kathy's visions are discounted by her mother as well as by Mannix, until they begin to materialize and Mannix has a few close calls with death.

Ep 4.13 DUET FOR THREE
19Dec1970
written by Al Brenner
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
John Considine as Martin Gray
Katherine Justice as Ellen Gray
Robert Reed as Lt. Adam Tobias
Robert Colbert as Vic
Gloria Grahame as Mae
with
Liam Dunn as Motel Manager
Harold Fong as Vendor
Terence Pushman as Dance Assistant
Johnny Silver as Cab driver

Mannix becomes involved in a series of apparent suicides by members of a black market ring when Ellen Gray, widow of one of the deceased, hires him to find out why she is being followed. Through Mannix's investigation, Ellen learns of her husband's illegal past.

Ep 4.14 ROUND TRIP TO NOWHERE
02Jan1971
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Susan Howard as Amanda Hewitt
Tim O'Connor as Albert Tucker
Jerry Douglas as Lt. Mitch Webster
Larry Pennell as Agent Barnes
Kevin Hagen as Alan Guthrie
with
Tol Avery as Slade
Crane Jackson as Grimmon
Stuart Nisbet as Tom West
Douglas Dick as George Hewitt
Jack English as Technician

Detective Mannix helps a beautiful widow hunt for her husband's slayer. Mannix finds that the victim, Hewitt, was a mystery man who deposited large sums of money with no visible means of support. Mannix and the widow head for an abandoned mine in Death Valley to run down the mystery.

Ep 4.15 WHAT HAPPENED TO SUNDAY
09Jan1971
written by Frank Telford
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Fred Beir as J. Lester Veil
Katherine Woodville as Vera Rawlins
Milton Selzer as Lt. Maury Strauss
Francine York as Gloria
Larry Watson as Gerber
Georgine Darcy as Billie
with
Don Edwards as Heavy
Patty Elder as Blonde
Vince Howard as Doctor
Todd Mason as Parking Attendant
Ralph Montgomery as Old Man
J. Pat O'Malley as Bartender
Joe E. Tata as Gas Station Attendant
James Chandler

Mannix is suffering from amnesia, and can't remember why an attempt was made on his life, but he does recall seeing the girl he was with being thrown from a balcony. Mannix desperately struggles to unscramble the events of the previous 24-hour period and hopefully expose his predators before they finish their job on him.

Ep 4.16 THE JUDAS TOUCH
16Jan1971
written by Merwin Gerald
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
Robert Lansing as Chief Carl Yaring
Brenda Benet as Ellen Parrish
Don Eitner as Frank Walker
Ruth Roman as Victoria Parrish
James Wainwright as Smitty
Wayne Heffley as Man

Chief Carl Yaring searches for one of his police officers, an ex-con, suspected of robbery and murder. The guilt of the young officer seems unquestionable, but Mannix has faith in the suspect's integrity and attempts to prove the evidence wrong.

Ep 4.17 WITH INTENT TO KILL
23Jan1971
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Nick Webster
guest stars
Dane Clark as Lt. Ira Deegan
Joan Hotchkis as Mrs Deegan
Woodrow Parfrey as Pete Fender
Betty Anne Rees as Cora Hayden
Lucy Saroyan as Jill Wallace
with
Philip Kenneally
Lee Stanley
Janet Brandt as Motel Manager
Melendy Britt as Hair Stylist
Critt Davis as Ambulance Attendant
Robert Williams as Hotel Manager
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

Police lieutenant Ira Deegan's wife pleads with her husband to give up a homicide case after his life is threatened. When Deegan refuses his wife's request, she hires Mannix behind his back to protect him and solve the case.

Ep 4.18 THE CRIME THAT WASN'T
30Jan1971
written by Dan Ullman
directed by Barry Crane
guest stars
Charles Bateman as Coverly
Ellen Weston as Nora Coverly
Philip Frame as Dennis Coverly
Jacqueline Susann as Clare Bowman
Ric Roman as Al Borden
Mary Charlotte Wilcox as Dorothy Henry
with
Craig Chudy as Smitty
Rosemary DeCamp as Mrs Henry
Robert 'Buzz' Henry as Second Hood
Maurice Marsac as Etienne
Dewey Martin
Vincent Beck

A murder goes undetected until young Dennis Coverly overhears an argument between his parents and, fearing for their safety, seeks the aid of Mannix. In checking out the youth's story, Mannix uncovers witnesses to the crime who have remained silent due to threats upon their lives by the killer.

Ep 4.19 A GATHERING OF GHOSTS
06Feb1971
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Diana Muldaur as Leslie Carlson
Robert Webber as Tom Carlson
Marj Dusay as Diana
Jason Evers as Ross
Charles Aidman as Alex
Alan Oppenheimer as Doctor

Ross and Alex are members of Mannix's college football team who put together an unconventional reunion in a ghost town. The reunion ends in murder and reveals years of deceit and jealousy that come to light in a series of bizarre and morbid pranks. Mannix's skill as a private eye is put to the highest test--that of saving his own life.

Ep 4.20 A DAY FILLED WITH SHADOWS
13Feb1971
written by Cliff Gould & John D. F. Black
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as Jeff
John Colicos as Alton K. Moore
Tiffany Bolling as Ann Collier
Arline Anderson as Harriet
Neil Russell as Pete Sangree
Chuck Hicks as Leo
Fred Krone as Sid
Tom McDonough as Schneider
Charles Picerni as Stan
Glenn C. Wilder as Harry
Sam Chew Jr.

A college basketball star mysteriously disappears and his father hires Mannix to find him, but Mannix becomes suspicious when the father insists on secrecy. Lew Alcindor (later Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) from the Milwaukee Bucks and Gail Goodrich from the L.A. Lakers guest-star.

Ep 4.21 VOICES IN THE DARK
20Feb1971
written by Edward J. Lasko
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Carol Lynley as Dorothy Kinman
Byron Morrow as George Kinman
Patricia Winters as Grace Kinman
Ray Ballard as Kobin
Sondra Currie as Miss Crawford
with
Jim Antonio
Paul Picerni
Paul Bertoya
Jim Dixon as Officer Stone
Don Edwards as Officer Dexter

Dorothy Kinman is a highly promising Olympic swimmer and diver who is confined to a wheelchair after a car accident and is now the target of threatening phone calls. Mannix is hired by Dorothy, a recluse who can't cope with her new state in life or the calls which police can't prove actually happen.

Ep 4.22 THE COLOR OF MURDER
27Feb1971
written by Harold Medford
directed by Barry Crane
guest stars
Diane Keaton as Cindy Conrad
Karen Ericson as Thelma Wilkins
James McCallion as Sam
Virginia Gregg as Jenny Loman
Johnny Haymer as Jerry
David Westberg as Roger
Shirley O'Hara as Martha
Jo De Winter as Miss Dee
with
Thomas A. Geas
John McLiam
John Lupton
Anthony Redondo as Conrad
Pepper Martin as Roebuck
John Sebastian as Vegas Thug
Guy Way as First Hood
Bill Baldwin Sr. as Announcer
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

A young heiress believes that her father's murderer is still at large and pleads with Mannix to help her find him. Mannix becomes suspicious of the girl's true motives when he learns that her chief suspect is the executor of her father's estate.

Ep 4.23 SHADOW PLAY
06Mar1971
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Jan Murray as Tony Sargent
Julie Gregg as Lynn Sargent/Janet Kirby
John Vernon as Chief Belden
Sam Edwards as Prescott
Larry Watson as Blaine
with
Bert Kramer as Landry
Lew Brown as Sgt Lynch
Paul Mantee as Thug

Financial wizard Tony Sargent, a front for a crime syndicate, faces criminal charges when his wife learns of his illegal dealings. Before Sargent's wife turns Tony in, she is killed in a hit-and-run car accident. Her sister hires Mannix to prove Mrs. Sargent's death wasn't an accident.

Ep 4.24 OVERKILL
13Mar1971
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Jay Robinson as Overkill
Carol Bagdasarian as Nancy
Marc Lawrence as Ty Webber
Jeff Corey as Paul Sorenson
Lawrence Dane as Lassiter
John Dennis as Colson
Tony Giorgio as Sanford
Victor Izay as Janney
with
Jack Bannon as Mr. Caldwell
Michael Masters as Williams
Boyd 'Red' Morgan as Bailey
Keith Walker as Smith
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm
Al Roberts as Officer

Mannix gets involved with a police investigation of a compulsive killer after a friend of his becomes the eighth victim. The investigation takes a new turn when Mannix uncovers clues that show the psychotic killer wasn't responsible for all of the crimes attributed to him.

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CBS (Wednesdays 10:00 pm EST)

Ep 5.1 DARK SO EARLY, DARK SO LONG
15Sep1971
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Rosemary Forsyth as Leslie Fielding
Sam Melville as John Ogilvy
Guy Stockwell as Glen Fielding
Josephine Hutchinson as Mildred Oliver
Arline Anderson as Mrs Allen
with
Alan Caillou as Derek
K.T. Stevens as Nun
Bill Walker as Bartender

Wealthy Leslie Fielding, the victim of a blackmail plot. She and her husband Glen, call on Mannix when it appears that she, rather than the blackmailer, may go to prison.

Ep 5.2 COLD TRAIL
22Sep1971
written by Ed Waters
directed by Barry Crane
guest stars
Heidi Vaughn as Marie Finlan
Gregory Morton as Professor Brooks Finlan/Anton Brokov
Nicholas Cortland as Gilbert Douglas
Patricia Medina as Viola
Tom Stewart as Dr. Wellesley
George Voskovec as Niles
William H. Burton as Harker
with
Patty Elder as Barbara
Bert Kramer as Boyle
Paul Mantee as Vic
Bob Orrison as Kalish
Len Wayland as Chief Wedlow

Why the stepdaughter of an obscure college professor should be the target of a professional kidnap plot is a mystery to Mannix. When the detective agrees to protect the young woman from her persistent pursuers, he too becomes their prisoner.

Ep 5.3 A STEP IN TIME
29Sep1971
written by Mann Rubin
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Dean Stockwell as Chris Townsend
Shelley Fabares as Gwen Townsend
Grace Albertson as Dr. Lucas
Hildy Brooks as Charlotte Benson
Joe Hooker as Moe Mingo
Laurence Haddon as Hanlon
with
Todd Mason as Doctor
Kreag Caffey as First Hippie
Henry Olek as Second Hippie
Neil Russell as Sheriff
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

When Mannix reports witnessing a woman's murder, the sheriff insists that it happened the previous year and that the victim's husband has been in shock ever since. Mannix is hired to investigate.

Ep 5.4 WINE FROM THESE GRAPES
06Oct1971
written by David H. Vowell
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Frank Ramírez as Juan Esparaz
Booth Colman as Leo Kolligian
Victor Jory as Stefan Mannix
James Daris as Harry Nelson
Hal Needham as Arnie
Marion Ross as Jean
Francine York as Helen
with
Anthony Caruso
Fabian Gregory
Perry Lopez
Todd Mason as Doctor
Migdia Varela as Maria
Larry Watson as Morton
Glenn R. Wilder as Stan

Mannix returns to his hometown to investigate the murder of a worker during a labor dispute. When the evidence points to labor organizer Juan Esparza, the town becomes a divided camp--some demanding swift justice, and others who insist Esparza is being railroaded.

Ep 5.5 WOMAN IN THE SHADOWS
13Oct1971
written by Karl Tunberg
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Eric Braeden as Viktor Gruniev
Jim Antonio as Don Ralph
Ina Balin as Lisa Ralph/Julia Stefan
John Considine
Alan Gibbs as Pablo
Richard Karie as Theodore
with
Tom McDonough as Bartender
Dale Tarter as Interviewer
Fred M. Waugh as Taxi Driver

A young woman inherits a portion of the original handwritten manuscript of "Das Kapital," and Soviet representatives indicate they are anxious to purchase it. The young woman comes to Mannix for assistance when it seems that the Soviets really intend to use unorthodox means to obtain it.

Ep 5.6 DAYS BEYOND RECALL
20Oct1971
written by Robert Pirosh
directed by Jud Taylor
guest stars
Vic Morrow as Eric Latimer
Elizabeth Allen as Westy Westcott
Liam Dunn as Brock
Peter Hobbs as Packer
Geoffrey Lewis as Ernest
Mike Mazurki as Kony
with
Douglas Henderson
Don McGovern
Anitra Ford as Chris, the model
Alex Gerry as Doctor
Karl Lukas as Bartender
Ralph Montgomery as Old Bum
Sean Morgan as Clerk
Shirley O'Hara as Mission Worker
Bill Quinn as Doctor
Johnny Silver as Stacey
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Eric Latimer, the alcoholic brother of Jane Haley, who hires Mannix to rescue her brother from skid row. Mannix soon learns that the man is not her brother but Eric Latimer, a respected magazine writer who is concealing his identity after being presumed lost at sea in a boating accident.

Ep 5.7 RUN TILL DARK
27Oct1971
written by Dan Ullman
directed by Murray Golden
guest stars
Jonathan Lippe as Robert Warren/Lee Thomas
Jason Wingreen as Harry Osborn
Val Avery as Mel Cooley
Charlotte Stewart as Barbara Joyce
Val Bisoglio as Charlie Larabie
Woodrow Parfrey as Willie Small
Craig Chudy as Marv
Gary Dubin as Mark
Frank Farmer as Marman
Vince Howard as Dr Jackson
with
J. Pat O'Malley as Mr Bryant
Scottie MacGregor as Nurse
Byron Morrow as Warden
Bobby Riha as Steve
George Sawaya as Lew
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

A respected Little League manager goes into hiding after a syndicate hood makes an attempt on his life. When Mannix enters the case, he learns that the mysterious order for the manager's death came from behind prison walls.

Ep 5.8 THE GLASS TRAP
03Nov1971
written by Edward J. Lasko
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Robert Foxworth as Ross Santini
H.M. Wynant as Ron Wall
Frank Christi as Eric Brastow
Stacy Keach Sr. as Charles Colton
Maidie Norman as Helen Frank
Deidre Daniels as Mary Santini (imposter)
Stacy Harris as Wilton
Julia Paul as Mary Santini (real)
with
James W. Gavin as Pilot
Dick Geary as Foster
Bill Couch as Policeman
Doreen Lang as Mrs. Colton
Dennis McCarthy as Doctor
Tony Brubaker as Flagman
Charles Picerni as Harris

Ross Santini is a police detective who acts suspiciously when he takes custody of Eric Brastow, a top criminal whom Mannix has captured. Mannix's suspicions are further aroused when he learns that the woman introduced as the detective's wife is a phony.

Ep 5.9 A CHOICE OF EVILS
10Nov1971
written by James Schmerer
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Georg Stanford Brown as Dennis Thomas
Stephen McNally as Lawrence Powers
Paul Carr as Kidnapper
Robert Colbert as John Phillips
Harold Jones as Policeman
Noah Keen
Philip Kenneally
Todd Mason as Doctor
Maidie Norman as Mrs. Frost
Ron Nyman as Officer
Mark Stewart as Toby
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Peggy Fair is kidnapped by two men who leave a note warning Mannix that only he can save her life. The private detective learns that to rescue his secretary, he must investigate a company whose officers know he has been hired for the job and are openly hostile to him.

Ep 5.10 A BUTTON FOR GENERAL D
17Nov1971
written by Ernie Frankel
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Joanna Pettet as Cindy Warren
David Sheiner as Sanford
Hal Lynch as Monty Dawes
Jack Donner as Norton
Ross Hagen as Krebs
Irene Tedrow as Sara Dawes
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm
Jean Olsen as Singer

A beautiful girl singer is kidnapped by hoodlums who believe she knows where a fortune is hidden. Mannix enters the case when the mysterious words of a dying criminal suggest a clue to the whereabouts of both the girl and the money.

Ep 5.11 THE MAN OUTSIDE
24Nov1971
written by Arthur Weiss
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Kathie Browne as Carol Barr
Andrew Duggan as General Alex Holt
Tom Drake
Coleen Gray as Liz Holt
Harry Harvey as Doctor
Roy Jenson
Lenore Kasdorf as Model
Ed Lauter as Sergeant
Michael Masters as Second Man
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

A retired Army general is photographed with a woman who is not his wife. Mannix buys back the negatives for the general but is held up and robbed of them by two men. When the men later claim Mannix had the wrong film, the general mysteriously tells Mannix to get off the case.

Ep 5.12 MURDER TIMES THREE
01Dec1971
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Leonard Horn
guest stars
Daniel J. Travanti as Tom Stabler
Ann Summers as Elaine Bardin
Alan Bergmann as Alan Boone
Tol Avery as Grossman
Gene Evans
Pippa Scott
Joe Maross
B.J. Mason as Alex
Patricia Mattick
Jeff Morris as Grove
Pamela Payton-Wright
Robert Reiser
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm
Lee de Broux as Teal

A runaway girl's father hires Mannix to find her and then tries to pay him to cancel the search. Mannix is further mystified when his other clients ask him to drop their cases and two motorcycle toughs try to run him over.

Ep 5.13 CATSPAW
08Dec1971
written by Frank Telford
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Vincent Beck
Peter Donat
Armando Silvestre
Allen Joseph as Jenkins
Jean Le Bouvier as Mrs Ellis
Woodrow Parfrey
Joseph Perry as Mixus
Eugene Peterson as Maxwell
Joanna Phillips as Diana Devore
Vic Tayback as Stark
Larry Watson as Kelso
with
Mike Howden as Plainclothesman
Paul Sorenson as Manager
Robert Boon as Optometrist
Allison McKay as Librarian
Stack Pierce as Mailman
Walt Davis as First Officer
Mark Stewart as Toby
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

A private detective hired to investigate a blackmailer finds out more than his employer wanted to know. When the detective is murdered, Mannix enters the case and he too learns a lot more than expected.

Ep 5.14 TO SAVE A DEAD MAN
15Dec1971
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Jeremy Slate as Ted Kilgore
Barbara Baldavin as Alyce Taggart
Leonard Stone as Lyle Grandt
Brooke Bundy as Sister Costello
Arthur Franz as Father Vale
Robert Mandan as Ed Noble
Melendy Britt as Adrienne Lindholm
Peter Brocco as C.W. Taggart
with
Maggie Malooly as Kay Kilgore
James McCallion as Al Murphy
Martin Ashe as Dr Lamson
Richard Karie as Pilot
Ron Nyman as Officer
Adam Williams as Prosecutor
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

A condemned man insists he committed a murder, although the evidence indicates he is innocent. When a dying man confesses to a nun that his testimony sent an innocent man to death row, Mannix is asked to investigate.

Ep 5.15 NIGHTSHADE
29Dec1971
written by Martin Roth
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Milton Berle as Danny Brite
Tom Hallick as Stan Holland
Charles Picerni as Charlie Frome
Nancy Burnett
Patricia McAneny
Frank Hotchkiss
Joseph Reale
with
Paul King as Houseman
Jack Denbo as Maitre'd
Ron Nyman as Policeman
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Danny Brite, a nightclub comic who is being blackmailed, presumably by a soldier listed missing in Vietnam. When a close friend of Mannix's is murdered, Mannix is intrigued to learn that he was working for the comedian, who refuses to discuss the case.

Ep 5.16 BABE IN THE WOODS
05Jan1972
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed by Leonard Horn
guest stars
Paul Stevens as Lawrence Martin
Nita Talbot as Mrs Joan Martin
Melodie Johnson as Sharon Carter
William Mims as Carl Loder
with
Ed Begley Jr. as Attendant
John Gilgreen as Banker
Nora Marlowe as Manager
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

A genius director of microcircuits is murdered before he can show his employer the plans for a phenomenal new computer. When the valuable plans cannot be found, Mannix is asked to search for them--but an unexpected enemy has other ideas.

Ep 5.17 THE SOUND OF MURDER
12Jan1972
written by Leigh Vance
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Jon Cypher as Phillip Lomax
Byron Webster as Grant Bailey
Madlyn Rhue as Mrs Inman
Jane Merrow as Clarissa
Jack Ging as Lt. Dan Ives
with
Jack Garner as First Security Guard
Michael Griswold as Second Security Guard
Paul Hahn as Doctor
Todd Mason as Detective
Bartlett Robinson as Bank Manager
Ron Masak as Barry Gates (uncredited)

Mannix is engaged to solve a case for a client who secretly doesn't want him to succeed. The client's intricate plot fails when a man using a directional microphone to plan a robbery accidentally overhears him commit a murder.

Ep 5.18 MOVING TARGET
19Jan1972
written by Karl Tunberg
directed by Richard Benedict
guest stars
Charles Aidman as Ken Mitchell
Lucille Benson as Ida
Art Buchwald as Carter
Jock Livingston as Harvey Nelson
Bard Stevens as Lieutenant Gordon
Jessica Walter as Althea Blake
Glenn R. Wilder as Paul Anders
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Mannix is convinced that the man trying to kill Ken Mitchell is Mitchell's partner, Paul Anders. His confusion arises when Mitchell later tells him that he has no partner, that he just created one for tax purposes.

*Syndicated columnist Art Buchwald makes his dramatic TV debut in a brief scene.

Ep 5.19 CRY PIGEON
26Jan1972
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Barry Sullivan as Victor Fortune
Joseph Hindy as Mark Fortune
Corinne Camacho as Maria Fortune
John Colicos as Duke Benedict
Richard Devon as Lee Martisse
with
Ron Nyman as Chauffeur
Pat Renella as Braden
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

A battle for power between rival gang lords threatens to break into open warfare--with Mannix in the middle. When the son of one of the mob leaders is shot to death during a secret meeting with Mannix, suspicion points to the private detective as having arranged the ambush.

Ep 5.20 A WALK IN THE SHADOWS
09Feb1972
written by Edward J. Lasko
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Mary Charlotte Wilcox as Ellen Jeffers/Miss Thompson
Lonny Chapman as Phil Rand
Robert Colbert as Carl Blake
Jeanne Cooper as Emma Rand
Ed Flanders as Tom Farnon
Dean Harens as Alan Preston
Eric Mason as Edward Cole
Keith Walker as Barney
with
Larry Watson as First Policeman
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm
Patricia Wynand as Linda

Although evidence against his client, who is accused of murdering his wife, seems overwhelming, Mannix believes his fervent plea of innocence. Mannix agrees to investigate after the man tells lies so clumsy they must contain some truth.

Ep 5.21 LIFELINE
16Feb1972
written by Dan Ullman
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Lou Rawls as Vance Logan
Florence St. Peter as Juanita Logan
Ta-Tanisha as Gloria Logan
William Marshall as Bolo
Jack Ging as Lt. Dan Ives
Kip King as Dr Kelly
with
Todd Mason as Policeman
Dallas Mitchell as Detective Wharton
Ron Nyman as Detective
Davis Roberts as Dr. Jones

Vance Logan, a nightclub singer who hides from the police rather than face a minor traffic violation. Logan is wounded by police and captured. When he escapes from the hospital, Mannix, a close friend, takes Logan into his home while he investigates the circumstances. Logan again disappears, along with Mannix's gun, and is later charged with murder.

Ep 5.22 TO DRAW THE LIGHTNING
23Feb1972
written by Ed Adamson
directed by Don McDougall
guest stars
Charles Picerni as Danny Constantine
Fred Beir as Alan Dietrich
Michael Bell as Greer
Eddie Firestone as Archie Preston
Joan Hotchkis as Irene Gifford
Steve Ihnat as Lt. Larry Gifford
Victor Millan as Lt. Ramon Mendez
J. Pat O'Malley as Lou Wellman
Julie Parrish as Ellen Frazier
with
Barbara Barnett as Girl Student
Regis Parton as Instructor
George Dunn as Customer
Norman Stuart as Landlord

When a police officer kills a man against whom he was known to hold a grudge, the department suspends him despite his insistence that the killing was not planned. The officer asks Mannix to investigate but later mysteriously insists Mannix withdraw from the case.

Ep 5.23 SCAPEGOAT
01Mar1972
written by Stephen Kandel
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Ivor Barry as Duke of Wellington
Lane Bradbury as Karen Gunnarson
John Vernon as Dexter
Troy Melton as Harvey Grant
Byron Morrow as T.D. Simonson
Jean Byron as Helen
Paul Fix as Johnny Gunnarson
Rex Holman as Angel
with
Russ Conway as Police Captain
Critt Davis as Customs Officer
Monty O'Grady as Customs Guard
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm
Dick Ziker as Joe Mannix (imposter)

Mannix is engaged to go to London to bring jewels worth $8 million to a museum in the United States. Before he can depart, he is kidnapped, and a double takes his passport and tickets, goes to London and is given the jewels. Mike Connors plays both Mannix and the double.

Ep 5.24 DEATH IN THE FIFTH GEAR
08Mar1972
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Charles Bateman
Jason Evers
Mariette Hartley as Nurse Tara Gill
Elsa Lanchester as Edna Barrington
Sandy Balson as Laura
with
Leon Lontoc as Houseboy
Ron Nyman as Policeman
Eddie Ryder as Driver
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Mannix crashes his race car into a brick wall and suffers serious head injuries. Hospitalized, Mannix is beset by vivid hallucinations. When he recovers his senses, he cannot determine if conversations he heard threatening his life were real.

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CBS (Sundays 9:30 pm EST)

Ep 6.1 THE OPEN WEB
17Sep1972
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
Rip Torn as Victor Roarke
Rod Arrants as Ken Gordon
Eddie Egan as Lt. Paul Haber
Buddy Joe Hooker as Chase
John McLiam as Fogerty
Jimmy Putman as Chuck
Bruce Watson as Anderson
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Gang leader Victor Roarke, is held in custody in the Santa Monica Mountains. When a helicopter with false sheriff markings swoops down, rescues Roarke and takes Malcolm hostage, Mannix calls for police help and Lt. Paul Haber arrives.

Ep 6.2 CRY SILENCE
24Sep1972
written by Ed Waters & Oliver Crawford
directed by Alf Kjellin
guest stars
Anthony Zerbe as Father James Conway
Stacy Keach Sr. as Father Frank Lawler
Geoffrey Lewis as Killer
Joe Maross as Ira Welch
Len Wayland as Jonathan Morrison
Fay Spain as Mrs Welch
Hersha Parady as Receptionist
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm

Before relinquishing his vows, Father Jim Conway hears the confession of a man who hired a killer to murder his girlfriend. Although the former priest insists he would never reveal what he heard in the confessional, attempts are made on his life. When Mannix is asked to find the assailant, he becomes the target of attacks as well.

Ep 6.3 THE CRIMSON HALO
01Oct1972
written by Shimon Wincelberg
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Joseph Campanella as Dr. Graham Aspinall
Burgess Meredith as Noah Otway
Robert Burr as Dr. Felix St. Ives
Fionnula Flanagan as Gloria Paget
Laraine Stephens as Charlene Tolliver
Carol Ohmart as Mrs Aspinall
with
John Francis as Attendant
Luanne Roberts as Nurse
Sandy Ward as Foreman
Walter Wyatt as Hitman

Dr. Graham Aspinall, whose devotion to medicine makes it a mystery when an attempt is made on his life. Attorney Noah Otway asks Mannix to find out who wants to kill his client.

Ep 6.4 BROKEN MIRROR
08Oct1972
written by Leigh Vance & Robert Pirosh
directed by David Lowell Rich
guest stars
Anjanette Comer as Gina Hunter/Mary Moore
Jon Cypher as Wallace Hunter
Ahna Capri as Billie Caprice
John Lasell
Don McGovern
Rico Alaniz as Doctor
Grace Albertson as Nun
Pepe Serna as Alphonso
Robert Wood as. Lt. Art Malcolm

A beautiful society woman disappears from her husband's yacht during their second honeymoon. Mannix is sent to the area in search of clues. While touring the waters in a small boat, he is pulled under by two frogmen who attempt to drown him.

Ep 6.5 [--] Mannix: PORTRAIT OF A HERO
15Oct1972 CBS Sun
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
Judith McConnell
Dabney Coleman
Joseph Campanella
Grace Albertson
John Milford
Melendy Britt
Lyle Bettger
Eugene Patterson
Dallas Mitchell
Walker Edmiston
A former Air Force pilot is murdered just before showing an experimental
airplane to the press. While investigating, Mannix learns that the
company that built the plane was in financial trouble--until the plane
started making flights to a mysterious location. [RF]

Ep 6.6 THE INSIDE MAN
22Oct1972
written by A.A. Ross
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Nancy Kovack
Lloyd Battista
John Colicos as Lytell
Robert Mandan as Coden
with
Todd Mason as Waiter
Ron Nyman as Third gunman
John Duke Russo
Tom Hallick as Staff Legal Counselor

Mannix infiltrates a New Orleans gang to help police get evidence on its members, and becomes romantically involved with a female gang member. When the mob leader is informed that there is a traitor in his midst, he takes steps to learn his name.

Ep 6.7 TO KILL A MEMORY
29Oct1972
written by Arthur Weiss
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Martin Sheen as Alex Lachlan
Pamela Susan Shoop as Jan Lachlan
John Vernon as John Thompson
Ben Piazza as Duke
Ford Rainey as Lachlan
Larry Watson as Turk
with
Ed Hall as Doctor
Sharyn Wynters as Lolly
Tony Young as Harry
Dick Ziker as Bus Driver

Alex Lachlan, a soldier believed killed in Vietnam who suddenly returns home with amnesia and carrying a forged passport under a new name. Fearing Alex is in trouble, his family asks Mannix to investigate. Mannix discovers that Alex is involved with diamond thieves and that his return means disaster for a member of his family.

Ep 6.8 THE UPSIDE DOWN PENNY
05Nov1972
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed
guest stars
Ike Eisenmann as Kenny Brooks
Richard Bakalyan as Eberle
Stanley Kamel as John 'Gemini' Boling
Patricia McAneny as Jackie Miller
Frank Marth as Henry Crawford
Bartlett Robinson as Riley
Joseph Perry as Spieler
with
Judith Doty as Girl
Art Lewis as Clerk
Johnny Silver as Operator
Tom Stewart as Cavanaugh
Vaughn Taylor as Dealer

When Mannix agrees to help 12-year-old Kenny Brooks find his lost stamp collection, he stumbles onto a half million dollar swindle. Kenny says he lost his stamps near the Long Beach Pier and offers Mannix $1.85 to find them. The trail leads to an alcoholic artist who disappears after telling his friends he inherited money.

Ep 6.9 ONE STEP TO MIDNIGHT
12Nov1972
written by Warren Duff
directed by Don McDougall
guest stars
Harold Gould as Bruno Raphael
Belinda Montgomery as Susan Graham
Christopher Connelly
Paul Lambert
Alan Caillou
Mady Maguire as Sheila
Dennis McCarthy as Doctor
Del Monroe as Tate
Arch Whiting as Paul
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Enemies of deported gang lord Bruno Raphael believe he has returned to the country and are trying to track him down. When murder attempts are made on some of Raphael's family, they ask Mannix for protection. Mannix tries to find the assailants, but they seem to know his moves almost before Mannix does.

Ep 6.10 HARVEST OF DEATH
19Nov1972
written by Harold Medford & Jerry Thomas
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Sean Garrison as Clint Carpenter
Joe De Santis as Sam Maturian
Linda Marsh as Nora Carpenter
Paul Mantee as Dave Winters
Jeanette Nolan as Maria Carpenter
Henry Beckman as Sheriff Simkins
with
Ed Call as Link
Nate Esformes as Steve
Richard Hale as Jesse
Ron Nyman as Worker
Brett Pearson as Tiny
Bard Stevens as Pilot

Mannix is asked to investigate the disappearance of two crop-dusting pilots whose employer, Clint Carpenter, believes a rival is trying to sabotage his orange crop. Hoping to find clues, Mannix poses as a crop duster. Later, when a murder is committed, Mannix is arrested as a suspect.

Ep 6.11 A PUZZLE OF ONE
26Nov1972
written by David P. Harmon
directed by Jeffrey Hayden
guest stars
Adam West as Jonathan Forsythe
Nehemiah Persoff as Wojeska
Nadyne Turney as Helen Henderson
Jason Wingreen as Harry Fredericks
Carol Wayne as Bobbi
Lisa Jak as Susan
with
Elizabeth MacRae
Susan Bay
Annabelle Garth
David Mauro
Mary Carver as Mrs Fredericks
Jack Ging as Lt. Dan Ives

Suave businessman Jonathan Forsythe. The slaying of a private-detective friend sends Mannix on a dangerous search for the killer. While checking the cases under investigation by the slain man, Mannix foils a murder attempt on Forsythe and meets the vengeful Wojeska, father of a drug victim. Mannix provides a hideout for Forsythe and sets himself up as target for the would-be killer.

Ep 6.12 LOST SUNDAY
03Dec1972
written by Ellis Marcus
directed by Reza Badiyi
guest stars
Luana Anders as Angie McCall
Peter Hooten as Don Wilkerson
Robert Miller Driscoll as Digby
Stack Pierce as Billy
Harry Townes as Wilkerson
Michele Marsh as Miss Henshaw
Kevin Hagen as Sheriff
with
Paul Jenkins
William Jordan
Tom Reese
Carlos Rivas as Rodez
Bob Bralver as Houseboy
Bob Golden as Guard

A plant foreman is shot, but official records are changed to make it appear as an accident; the victim's sister doesn't believe it was an accident and asks Mannix to investigate. Mannix finds that the killer was the sister's fiancee; while gathering clues, Mannix is arrested on a phony charge.

Ep 6.13 SEE NO EVIL
10Dec1972
written by Shimon Wincelberg
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
Sandy Champion as Glenn Girard
Norman Alden as Lou Griswold
Conlan Carter as Ben Kohler
Wallace Earl as Mrs. Griswold
Vince Howard as Gil Whitney
Doreen Lang as Mrs. Kohler Sr
with
Felton Perry as Perdue
Almeria Quinn as Elaine Massey
Arnold F. Turner as. Young man
Gwen Van Dam as Mrs. Kohler
Royce Wallace as Mrs. Girard

Investigating a murder, Mannix finds evidence pointing to Peggy's friend Glenn Girard. Peggy insists that one-time juvenile delinquent Girard has reformed, but when Mannix tries to question him, he flees. Later, when Gerard's girlfriend offers to take Mannix to another suspect, she leads him into an ambush.

Ep 6.14 LIGHT AND SHADOW
17Dec1972
written by Harold Medford & Richard Murphy
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Christine Belford as Alison Bramante
Cesare Danova as Mr. Bramante
Edward Bell as Bill Moseley
John Hillerman as Larry Lawton
Murray Matheson as Snowy Bartlett
Christina Sinatra as Louise
Michael Ebert as Nikky Lorenzo
with
Frank Christi
Ed Hall as Roger
Todd Mason as Purser
Ron Nyman as Policeman
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Alison Bramante, wife of one of the richest men in the world, is accused of murdering one of her stepdaughter's admirers. Mannix is hired to prove her innocence. While pursuing leads, Mannix is roughed up by two thugs and concludes he is on the right track.

Ep 6.15 [--] Mannix: A GAME OF SHADOWS
24Dec1972 CBS Sun
written by Leigh Vance
directed by Gerald Mayer
guest stars
William Gray Espy
Meg Foster as Sheila
Marta Kristen as Aileen
Kenneth Tobey
Natalie Schafer
Adam Williams
Paul Stevens
Alan Bergmann
Jack Ging as Lt. Dan Ives
A wealthy businessman arrives home to find his wife dead, his best
friend running from the scene and a fortune in jewels missing. Convinced
that the man is innocent, his girlfriend persuades Mannix to find him.
Digging into the case, Mannix is surprised to learn that all government
and private records of the man have disappeared. [RF]

Ep 6.16 THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE
07Jan1973
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Robert Middleton as Jake Coryell
Arthur Batanides as Emmett Trask
Clu Gulager as Lyle Foster
Tom Hallick as Detective Lou Gifford
Bart La Rue as Lt. Dean
Ken Lynch as Sloan the Trainer
Dennis McCarthy as Doctor
Stuart Nisbet as Motel Manager

Mannix is marked for death by an enemy who chooses to taunt him before carrying out his threat. When Mannix finally learns the identity of his tormentor and prepares to apprehend him, the man kidnaps Peggy and threatens to kill her unless Mannix walks into his trap.

Ep 6.17 A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE
14Jan1973
written by Howard Browne
directed by Alf Kjellin
guest stars
Dana Elcar as Skip Seldon
Mel Novak as Elmo Bagley
Abe Vigoda as Anton Valine
Elsa Lanchester as Portia Penhaven
Ruth McDevitt as Penelope Penhaven
Dorothy Neumann as Gertrude
with
Gary Waynesmith as Otis
Shirley O'Hara as Mrs. Zeigler
Alex Gerry as Mr. Zeigler
Jack Knight as Driver
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

When Elmo Bagley planned a perfect murder, he didn't count on the righteous indignation of two elderly sisters. As Bagley drove away from the scene of his crime, he backed into an ancient limo belonging to Portia and Penelope Penhaven. The sisters hire Mannix to bring the driver to justice, at any cost.

Ep 6.18 OUT OF THE NIGHT
21Jan1973
written by William H. Wright
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Joyce Van Patten as Dodie Green
James A. Watson Jr. as Frank Renell/Jimmy
Stanley Adams as Henry Watson
Paul Carr as Tavel
Oscar Beregi Jr. as Dr. Goerlich
Leonard Stone as Charley Hager
Cay Forester as Laura Hager
Lilyan Chauvin as Mrs Goerlich
with
Virginia Capers as Pearl
Gloria Manon as Georgia
Paul Picerni
Lisabeth Field as Police Matron
Jan Peters as Patron

Peggy Fair agrees to be arrested on false charges of prostitution to help police break a narcotics ring. Dodie Green is arrested for selling dope to school children; Peggy goes to jail and plays her part so well that Green invites her to join the ring. Just as Peggy begins to gather evidence, the gang decides to check up on her.

Ep 6.19 CAROL LOCKWOOD, PAST TENSE
28Jan1973
written by Blake Ritchie & Harold Medford
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Jason Evers as Dana Royal
Jane Merrow as Leona Kellaway
Dick Dinman as Harry Long
Joanna Miles as Linda Loman
Geneviève Gilles as Genevieve
Curt Lowens as Wyman
Victoria Racimo as Mina McIver
with
Eddie Ryder as Driver
Peter Forster as Manager
Mark Tapscott as Grady
Tom Vize as Andy
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

The body of Carol Lockwood is washed up on the beach, and Mannix learns that she was aboard business tycoon Dana Royal's yacht when it blew up. Royal was rescued three days later when Leona Kellaway, an expert pilot posing as a student pilot, spotted him clinging to a piece of wreckage.

Ep 6.20 THE FACES OF MURDER
04Feb1973
written by Robert W. Lenski & Stanley Roberts
directed by Jeffrey Hayden
guest stars
John Considine as Gil Ryan
Tina Louise as Linda Cole
Woodrow Parfrey as Mel Faber
Susan Strasberg as Christina Hume
Fred Sadoff as Lucas Hume
Walter Brooke
Robert Ito as Dr. Sato
with
Frank Maxwell
Fred Sadoff
Norman Shelly
William Traylor
Fred Krone as Hood
Gabriel Walsh as Delivery boy
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Lucas Hume freely admits to police that he has just shot a man he believes framed him on a bribery charge. His sister Christina tries to convince police that she was the murderer. When they refuse to believe her, she asks Mannix to find the evidence that will convict her.

Ep 6.21 SEARCH FOR A WHISPER
18Feb1973
written by John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
William Shatner as Adam Langer
Yvonne Craig as Ada Lee
Karen Carlson as Jennifer Holt
Noam Pitlik as Eddie Hayes
Pat Renella as Owen Thompson
Susan Flannery as Martha
with
Phillip Pine as Mobster
Alice Backes as Mrs Oliver
Reddick Hayes as Bartender
Eddie Firestone as Pool Player
Milton Selzer as Albie
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Mannix gets his strangest assignment when a business tycoon wants himself investigated, even if it ruins his reputation. Adam Langer wants to run for governor and has Mannix find anything that political enemies may use against him. Mannix accepts, but when he finds too much, someone tries to silence him.

Ep 6.22 TO QUOTE A DEAD MAN
25Feb1973
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed by Michael O'Herlihy
guest stars
David Wayne as Boston
Lloyd Bochner as Sands
Barbara Babcock as Ellen West
Brendan Dillon as Gully
Jonathan Lippe as Don
Byron Mabe as Biddie
Maurice Marsac as Marcel
with
Peggy Rea as Ruby
Keith Walker as Barney
Eddie Quillan as Informant Hobo
Sam Edwards as Hobo
Seamon Glass as Big Hobo
Peter Forster as Pedestrian
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

A harmless hobo mysteriously becomes a target for assassination whenever he wears his colorful patchwork coat. Mannix is skeptical when the hobo tells him that bullets are being fired at him for no reason. Mannix changes his mind when a rifle shot just misses the hobo while Mannix is talking to him.

Ep 6.23 A PROBLEM OF INNOCENCE
04Mar1973
written by Dan Ullman
directed by Don McDougall
guest stars
Anne Archer as Anne Avery
Fritz Weaver as William Avery
John Randolph as Lawrence Corwin
Marion Ross .... Muriel Enright
Bing Russell .... George Enright
Laurence Haddon as Sgt Carl Simmons
Frederic Downs as Judge
John S. Ragin as Prosecutor
Joe E. Tata .... Eby

William Avery served 10 years on charges of stealing a $1 million payroll which still has not been recovered at the time of his parole. The day he is released, Avery's car crashes over a cliff and his daughter Anne's apartment is ransacked. Anne asks Mannix to investigate, but after three more deaths, police point the finger at her.

Ep 6.24 THE DANFORD FILE
11Mar1973
written by Rubin Mann
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Jessica Walter as Laura Danford
John Gavin as Arthur Danford
Richard Bradford as Barney Edmonds
Elisabeth Fraser as Belle Hogan
Milt Kamen as Roy Benson
Arlene Martel as Brooke
Maxwell Cornell as Steve

A politician's career is endangered when a blackmailer threatens to expose his wife's unsavory past. Mannix agrees to make the payoff but is slugged and robbed. His problem increases when police tell him that the supposed blackmailer has been dead for five years.

################# Mannix ###################
############# season 7 1973-74 ###############
##############################################
CBS (Sundays 8:30 pm EST)(season 7)(1973-74)

Ep 7.1 THE GIRL IN THE POLKA DOT DRESS
16Sep1973
written by Ben Roberts & Dan Ullman
directed by Alf Kjellin
guest stars
Robert Brown as Robert Foreman
Joan Van Ark as Jennifer Crane
Alfred Ryder as Emory Davis
Paul Lukather as Gerald Stockton
Duke Howard as Doctor
Ron Nyman as Charlie

A clairvoyant has visions of a girl's death and approaches Mannix to help prevent it.

Ep 7.2 A WAY TO A DUSTY DEATH
23Sep1973
written by Herb Meadows
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Howard Duff as Chief Harry Dekken
Anthony Geary as Eddie Dekken
Donna Baccala as Joyce Ferraro
Anthony Eldridge as Danny Durian
Janis Paige as Georgia Durian
George Skaff as Noah Harturian
Len Wayland as Jake Durian
Dan White as Steve
June Whitley Taylor as Miss Navarro

In the small town where he is seeking clues to the whereabouts of a missing son of an old friend, Mannix is warned by the police chief not to stir things up. Later released from prison on a technicality, the young man disappears en route home.

Ep 7.3 CLIMB A DEADLY MOUNTAIN
30Sep1973
written by James T. Surtees & Richard L. Breen Jr.
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
Greg Morris as Luke Whitney
Ted Hartley as Don Elliott
James Burr Johnson as Frank Parks
Robert Donner
Edward Winter
Guy Raymond
with
Claudia Bryar as Old lady
Tom Pittman as Police Officer
Robert Ruth as Radio officer

Enroute to a secret meeting, Mannix's plane goes down. He is then pulled from the wreck by a mysterious En benefactor. After saving Mannix's life a second time, the savior introduces himself as Luke Whitney, an escaped convict. He and Mannix work together not only to escape the terrain, but to escape Whitney's pursuers: the prison guards who want to kill him.

Ep 7.4 LITTLE GIRL LOST
07Oct1973
written by Chester Krumholz
directed by Marvin Chomsky
guest stars
Julie Adams as Edie Reynolds
H.M. Wynant as Lou Reynolds
Dean Harens as J.B. Kelly
Barry Atwater as Dr. Walter Brown
Beverly Garland as Stella Carter
Sam Elliott as Bill Saunders
Dawn Lyn as Tina Reynolds
Pernell Roberts as George
with
Helena Carroll as Elizabeth
Rosemary DeCamp as Mrs. Alferro
Garry Walberg as Bartender

Trying to solve the murder of a newspaper columnist, Mannix finds himself dealing with the victim's deranged daughter. The woman was an eyewitness to the crime, but when Mannix tries to get info from her, he must play amateur psychotherapist to restore her mental balance before he can get the true facts.

Ep 7.5 THE GANG'S ALL HERE
14Oct1973
written by Albert Beich
directed by Don McDougall
guest stars
Paul Carr as Red Dietz
Gary Barton as Pot
Kevin Brody as Punchbowl
Doug Chapin as Camel
Lindy Davis as Ox
Damon Douglas as Monkey
Stephen R. Hudis as Arleigh Paul
Nadyne Turney as Helen Paul
Paul Picerni as Sgt. Les Packer
Arlene Farber as Luana
with
Eddie Firestone as Vagrant
Sandy Kenyon as Liquore Store Owner
Ron Kolman as J.T.
Thomas Leopold as Bird
Joseph Perry as Bartender
Jay Varela as Sgt Ramon
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

A vicious street gang called the Nomads, witness a sidewalk shoot-out between Mannix and Red Dietz, a former Nomad chief. Impressed by the way Mannix subdues Dietz as well as Mannix's reputation for toughness, the Nomads form a plan: they will execute Mannix in sight of the Lobos (another gang), believing this display will frighten them into helplessness.

Ep 7.6 DESERT RUN
21Oct1973
written by Arthur Weiss & John Meredyth Lucas
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Kenneth Tobey as Ted Bailey
Ford Rainey as Reverend Walker
Jeanette Nolan as Granny Nell Foster
Pamela McMyler as Jenny Bailey
James Sikking as Sketchley
Charles Dierkop as Frank
John Doucette as Ward Gillis
Karen Ericson as Sandy
with
Bert Kramer as Mark Slocum
Carol Lawson as Mrs Slocum
Mark Lenard as Hal
Debbie Lytton as Ellie
Don McGovern as Blake
Bill Vint as Willie Gillis

Mannix begins his search for pilot Mark Slocum on a plea from Slocum's wife. Slocum's plane is reported missing in the Rockies, and the search leads Mannix into a struggle for his life. When Mannix returns with an initial report for Slocum's wife, he finds that she is not the same woman who hired him. Curiosity aroused, he resumes the search, certain that something sinister is afoot.

Ep 7.7 SILENT TARGET
28Oct1973
written by Ben Roberts & Shimon Wincelberg
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
John Hillerman as J.H. Morell
Frank Langella as Harry Tass
Barbara Luna as Elena
Del Monroe as Hendry
Ronnie Rondell Jr. as Durovic
Fred M. Waugh as Santee
James W. Gavin as Pilot

A fishing trip turns into a life-or-death struggle for Mannix against a group of professional hit men. En route to the fishing spot, Mannix's car breaks down in the scorching desert. Seeking help, he stumbles across the mansion headquarters of a murder-for-hire ring.

Ep 7.8 A WORLD WITHOUT SUNDAYS
04Nov1973
written by Robert Pirosh
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Tiffany Bolling as Cathy
Peter Haskell
Michael Conrad
Alan Gibbs
Read Morgan
Joe E. Tata

Joe tries to find a Las Vegas mobster's girlfriend, who vanished en route to L.A. with a famous football player. Joe thinks the athlete was just a bystander to the disappearance of his passenger, until the man admits he refrained from notifying police immediately. Then the girl shows up, and her roommate, who hired Joe, is murdered.

Ep 7.9 SING A SONG OF MURDER
11Nov1973
written by Ben Roberts & Ivan Goff & Stephen Kandel
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
Janice Lynde
Ernie Orsatti
Jeff Blake
Liam Sullivan
Paul Stevens
Linda Watkins
James Bronte
Stacy Keach Sr.
Nancy Mehta
Laraine Stephens

Joe tries to find out who wants to kill an opera star coming out of retirement, after a sniper barely misses her and a bomb is thrown into her living room. She vows to make her return, as Joe searches her autobiography for a clue to the would-be assassin.

Ep 7.10 SEARCH IN THE DARK
25Nov1973
written by Blake Ritchie
directed by Arnold Laven
guest stars
Carol Bagdasarian

A blind but formidable gangster, who has searched for 5 years for a famous stolen diamond collection, would rather kill than lose out to Joe, who's also after the gems, and thinks they can reveal who wants the granddaughter of the man who lost them.

Ep 7.11 THE DEADLY MADONNA
02Dec1973
written by Rubin Mann
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Anne Baxter
Stanley Adams
Barbara Babcock
Ned Glass
Leonard Stone
William Benedict
Walter Brooke

An actress just released from a mental hospital claims that a grotesquely-masked man tried to kill her. With no evidence of his existence, Joe thinks the key to the mystery lies in some old film footage.

Ep 7.12 CRY DANGER
09Dec1973
written by Robert W. Lenski
directed by Don McDougall
guest stars
Diana Muldaur
Peter Donat
John Milford
Tom Reese

An unexpected meeting with an old girlfriend marks Joe as a foe of one of two rival smuggling rings. Baffled and beaten, and bereaved Mannix is trying to find the connection between three thugs who jumped him after he met an old girlfriend, and the accident that later killed her.

Ep 7.13 ALL THE DEAD WERE STRANGERS
16Dec1973
written by Karl Tunberg
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Woodrow Parfrey
Anthony Zerbe
G. J. Mitchell
Donald Moffat

The six survivors of a mountain plane crash aren't out of the woods yet. They were rescued from the wilderness only to find themselves the targets of a murderer.

Ep 7.14 RACE AGAINST TIME (Part 1) (aka A MATTER OF THE HEART)
06Jan1974
written by Harold Medford & Ben Roberts & Ivan Goff
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
John Colicos
Richard Bull
Cesare Danova
Len Birman
Alan Bergmann
Rita Gam
Nate Esformes
Ben Hammer
Paul Mantee
Jerry Strickler
Peter D. Greene

Mannix dons cloak and dagger as he takes leave of his detective agency to smuggle a heart surgeon into a country ruled by a despot to save the life of a dying freedom fighter.

Ep 7.15 RACE AGAINST TIME (Part 2)
13Jan1974
as above

On a government mission in a hostile country, Mannix has joined a band of freedom fighters in an effort to save their ailing leader's life. Facing death if they are caught by the regime, they are also plagued by a saboteur within their midst.

Ep 7.16 THE DARK HOURS
20Jan1974
written by Donn Mullally
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Elizabeth Ashley
Victor French
William Devane
John Devin
Alan Fudge
Fred Krone

An incriminating photo of a mobster figures in a murder frame-up and almost costs Joe his life. After he's given the photo for safe keeping, Joe is shot with his own gun and dumped along a roadside. Originally pronounced dead at the scene, a barely alive Joe is redirected to the hospital, where he desperately tries to piece together what happened.

Ep 7.17 A NIGHT FULL OF DARKNESS
27Jan1974
written by Donn Mullally & Martin Roth
directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
guest stars
Michael Baseleon
Ed Call
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm

Art Malcom's fiancée is murdered, then he is arrested for the murder of a racketeer whom the vengeful lieutenant believed was the killer. Joe can't believe either charge and sets out to help his friend.

Ep 7.18 WALK A DOUBLE LINE
10Feb1974
written by Ben Roberts & Ed Waters & Ivan Goff & Lou Shaw
directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest stars
Marie Windsor
Hildy Brooks
Davey Davidson
Tom McFadden
Val Avery
Jack Star
Robert Burn

Despite several witnesses, a woman asks Joe to prove her husband, a prison escapee, innocent of murdering his boss. Joe learns that she had been seeing the man on the side, suggesting a triangle that only makes her husband more clearly guilty.

Ep 7.19 THE GIRL FROM NOWHERE
17Feb1974
written by Harold Livingston
directed by Paul Krasny
guest stars
Rosemary Forsyth
Lew Brown
Lucille Benson
Robert Yuro
Todd Mason

Searching for the family of an unidentified little girl killed in an accident, Joe's quest leads to a widow who is being mysteriously harassed by a dangerous punk.

Ep 7.20 RAGE TO KILL
24Feb1974
written by Bernard Schoenfeld & Shimon Wincelberg
directed by Don McDougall

A psychiatrist whose new book profiles three anonymous maniacs who have been his patients is found shot to death. Police rule it a suicide but the man's mistress thinks one of the book's subjects might have killed him, and asks Joe to investigate.

Ep 7.21 MASK FOR A CHARADE
03Mar1974
written by Frank Telford
directed by Sutton Roley
guest stars
Claude Akins as Sgt Al Reardon
Dennis Patrick as Frankie West
Marj Dusay as Helen Layton
Jeanne Bates as Mary Reardon
Louis Guss as Ellis Varco
Gloria LeRoy as Jenny
Bill McLean as Coolie
with
Dennis Redfield as Dennis
Robert Ruth as Denby
Joan Shawlee as Dutchess
Robert Wood as Lt. Art Malcolm
Vince Barbi as Bartender

A notorious loan shark is murdered, and damning evidence mounts against police detective Al Reardon as the killer. Mannix sets out to help his old friend.

Ep 7.22 A QUESTION OF MURDER
10Mar1974
written by Arthur Weiss & Jim Bateman
directed by Don McDougall
guest stars
Ed Bernard
Bella Bruck
Lillian Lehman
Joseph Mell
Pat Renella

A 13-year-old boy pleads with Joe to prove that his idol, a has-been prizefighter, who died in a hit-and-run accident, was actually murdered. The man's last words blamed his death on a younger opponent. With no leads, Joe doesn't have the heart to quit.

Ep 7.23 TRAP FOR A PIGEON
24Mar1974
written by David P. Harmon
directed by Harry Harvey Jr.
guest stars
Barbara Rhoades
Jay Robinson
Felice Orlandi
Victor Izay
Allen Joseph
Len Wayland

Joe is out to find a big-time lawyer's briefcase, stolen in a hotel robbery, which contains money that was to be used to bribe a witness in a mob murder case.

Ep 7.24 THE RAGGED EDGE
01Apr1974
written by Dan Ullman
directed by
guest stars
Linda Evans
Roger Perry
Paul Carr
Don Gordon

Mannix is barely recognizable as a strung-out heroin addict, who promises to kill an old friend in return for a fix.

################# Mannix ###################
############# season 8 1974-75 ###############
############## (final season) ################
(24 episodes)
CBS (Sundays 9:30 pm EST)

Ep 8.1 PORTRAIT IN BLUES
22Sep1974
written by
directed by
guest stars
Larry Storch as Wing Dobson
Gail Bryant Cameron as Jane Peterson
William Sargent as Dr. Galloway
Robyn Millan as Susan
Barry Gordon as Todd Corvin
James Greene as Walcott
Stanley Adams
Bruce Scott as Singer
Richard Milford as Singer
Kim Milford as Singer

Mannix investigates the attempted murder of a singer in a successful rock duo.

Ep 8.2 GAME PLAN
29Sep1974
written by
directed by
guest stars
Jay Hammer
James Olson
Rue McClanahan
Norman Alden
Jane Actman

Mannix searches for his kidnapped goddaughter, the only child of a dear friend who is being forced to lose a fortune at cards to pay her ransom.

Ep 8.3 A FINE DAY FOR DYING
06Oct1974
written by Edward J. Lasko
directed by
guest stars
Pamela Franklin as Jenny
James Naughton as Dr. Hanson
Katherine Helmond as Martha Cole
Alan Fudge as Hatch
Walter Brooke as Kraike
J. Duke Russo as DeMorro
Marc Lawrence
Jim Boles as Jim Boles
Grace Albertson as Nurse Phillips

After being in a coma for a year, a hit-and-run victim regains consciousness, only to become the bewildered target of unknown killers.

Ep 8.4 WALK ON THE BLIND SIDE
13Oct1974
written by Albert Beich
directed by
guest stars
Leonard Stone as Wexler
Kim Hamilton as Diane
Lincoln Kilpatrick as Lonnie
Ray Ballard as Taxi Driver
Eddie Firestone as Cap
Milt Kogan as Les
Christopher Mann as Usher
Alex Henteloff as Chili Dog

Peggy is in the clutches of syndicate thugs who have mistaken her for a potential informer.

Ep 8.5 THE GREEN MEN
20Oct1974
written by Richard Carlson & Stephen Kandel
directed by
guest stars
Scatman Crothers as Mudcat
Anna Lee as Mrs. Dabney
Scott Marlowe as Dabney
Russell Johnson as Brasher
Frank Christi as Stone
Chuck Daniel as Mitch
Elisha Cook Jr as Herbie
Mary-Robin Redd as Mrs. Hamilton

A missing counterfeiter is being sought by Joe, Federal agents, and criminals who want his almost perfect plates.

Ep 8.6 DEATH HAS NO FACE
27Oct1974
written by
directed by
guest stars
Ann Doran as Mrs. Moody
Warren Vanders as Sheriff Gaffrey
Lynn Carlin as Nancy Traherne
Ron Thompson as Kirk Bullard
Tom Stern as Lee Traherne
Diane Shalet as Mona
Paul Sorenson as Editor
James Burr Johnson as Deputy

Searching for the source of threats on his life, Joe winds up in a strangely hostile small town and framed for murder