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Route 66: The Man on the Monkey Board
Now working on an offshore drilling rig in the Louisiana gulf, Tod and Buz become curious about one of their coworkers - an elderly man named Bartlett (Lew Ayres) obviously unsuited for such work. In actuality, Bartlett is really a Holocaust survivor who believes that one of the other workers (Alfred Ryder) may be a long-sought Nazi war criminal.


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Episode Info


Episode number: 1x4
Production Number: 3
Airdate: Friday October 28th, 1960
Guest Stars
Alfred RyderAlfred Ryder
As Palmer
Recurring
Barnard HughesBarnard Hughes
As Doctor
Recurring
Edward AsnerEdward Asner
As Second Man
Recurring
Frank OvertonFrank Overton
As Hanson
Recurring
Fred J. Scollay (1)Fred J. Scollay (1)
As Thompson
Recurring
Michael ConradMichael Conrad
As Jenkins
Recurring
Roger C. CarmelRoger C. Carmel
As Man in Shower
Recurring
Bruce DernBruce Dern
As Albert
Jack ArthurJack Arthur
As Cook
Lew AyresLew Ayres
As Bartlett
Main Cast
Martin MilnerMartin Milner
As Tod Stiles
George MaharisGeorge Maharis
As Buz Murdock

Recap

Tod and Buz have gotten new jobs working as roustabouts for an off-shore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. One of their fellow new recruits whom they are assigned quarters with is Bartlett, an elderly and scholarly-looking man. Bartlett immediately draws interest from the other men not only for his inordinate interest in his fellow workers, but because of his inexperience and obvious unsuitability for such work. In reality, Bartlett is not what he appears to be, and is secretly working for an organized agency on a dangerous mission that has meant death for others. ..

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Episode Notes
Filmed offshore of Venice, Louisiana (July 29-August 8, 1960).



Episode Quotes
Nazi hunter Bartlett on the horrors of World War II and the Holocaust.

Bartlett: Tod, I hope your life is long and that you never know the blistering forces which sear and destroy, turn men into enemies and sweep past the last frontiers of compassion . . . once you’ve seen that dark, unceasing tide of the faces of the victims, the last spark of dignity so obliterated that not one face is lifted to heaven, not one voice is raised in protest even as they died . . .





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