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The Untouchables (1959)
| 89 :04x01 - The Night They Shot Santa Claus (Sep/25/1962) | | Shortly after playing Santa Claus at an orphanage, Hap Levinson is gunned down in a drive-by shooting on the street in full view of two orphan kiddies. Eliot Ness, a friend of Levinson's, investigates the shooting and discovers that his seemingly respectable pal was leading a double life. | | Special Guest Stars: Nita Talbot as Renee Grayson, | Guest Stars: Edward Asner as Jimmy Canada, Russell Collins as Hodges, Grace Lee Whitney as Penny, Ben Astar as Warchek, Curt Conway (1) as Lt. Clay, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Ruth White (1) as Bertha Levinson, John Duke as Brikka, K. L. Smith as Art Tenney, Murvyn Vye as Mike Volney, Isabel Jewell as Sophie, | Uncredited: Butch Patrick as Charlie | Director: Alex March
Writer: Mort Thaw | | | |
| 90 :04x02 - The Cooker in the Sky (Oct/02/1962) | | The Mob imports "inside man" Joey Lassater from New York to construct a Ness-proof brewery on the top floor of a building. Current syndicate inside man Harry Gordon fears that he's being eased out of a job and informs Ness about the brewery being constructed. Against the wishes of his superiors, Ness decides to let Lassater complete construction so it will cost the Mob even more money. | | Guest Stars: John Bryant (1) as Birdie, Bill Erwin as Auctioneer, Paul Marin as Will Heffner, Craig Duncan as Jim Laffey, Paul Genge as Guido, Don Hanmer (1) as Nick Carrabinos, Bill Zuckert as Lou Tully, Anne Jackson as Edna Gordon, Milton Selzer as Harry Gordon, J. D. Cannon as Joey Lassater | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Writer: John D. F. Black (1) | | | | | | |
| 92 :04x04 - The Economist (Oct/16/1962) | | The search is on for a large quantity of illicit whiskey which was hidden in an old ammo dump by mobster Vince "the Moor" Tunis in order to jack up the price. Unfortunately for Tunis, underling Charlie Grach stole the whiskey and hid it somewhere else. Then Grach died from injuries sustained in a car accident. Tunis and Eliot Ness both search for a missing accomplice of Grach's who can tell them the location of the booze. | | Guest Stars: Rae Allen (1) as Sarro's Daughter, Joseph V. Perry as Filomena, A. G. Vitanza as Sarro, Noam Pitlik as Reporter, Ken Lynch (1) as Union Official, George Matthews (1) as Charlie Grach, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Henry Corden as Kroner, Malachi Throne as Barnett, Joseph Sirola as Vince "the Moor" Tunis, Ellen Madison as Mrs. Henning, James T. Callahan (1) as Myles Henning | Director: Paul Stanley (2)
Writer: Harold Gast | | | | | | |
| 94 :04x06 - Bird in the Hand (Oct/30/1962) | | Two Public Health doctors' search for the source of the deadly Parrot Fever disease keep intersecting with the Untouchables' attempts to get the goods an a fast rising mobster. | | Special Guest Stars: Dane Clark as Dr. Victor Garr, | Guest Stars: Elisha Cook, Jr. as Musician, Hugh Sanders as Dr. Haskell, John McLiam as Trucker, John Holland as Gentleman Patient, Harvey Korman as Intern, Theodore Marcuse as The Man, Nan Martin as Stella Kurtz, Herschel Bernardi as Benno Fisk, John Gabriel (1) as Dr. Daniel Gifford, Bing Russell as Police Officer Cavanaugh, Carroll O'Connor as Arnie Kurtz, | Uncredited: Pat Rossen as Boy, Jennie Lynn (1) as Tina, Bill Walker (1) as Porter | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: Harry Kronman | | | | | | |
| 96 :04x08 - Elegy (Nov/20/1962) | | After learning that he's dying from leukemia, mobster Charlie Radick makes a deal with Ness. He'll turnover all of his records provided that Ness find his missing daughter, Margaret. It's up to Lt. Agatha Stewart of the Missing Persons Bureau to track down Margaret in order to prevent a possible gang war from breaking out. | | Special Guest Stars: Barbara Stanwyck as Lt. Agatha Stewart, | Guest Stars: William Bramley as Stephen Millerick, Steve Harris (3) as Ted Clemens, Andrea Darvi as Amy, Edward Holmes (2) as Al, Ernest Mason as Lou Vadney, Woodrow Parfrey as Fred Myerson, Hope Summers as Letta Hodges, William Sargent as Officer Harrison, Virginia Capers as June, Edward Asner as Frank Benson, Peggy Ann Garner as Margaret Radick, John Larch as Charlie Radick, | Uncredited: DeForest Kelley as Detective | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Writer: Herman Groves, Harold Gast | | | | | | |
| 98 :04x10 - A Fist of Five (Dec/04/1962) | | Suspended from the police force, Mike Brannon decides to put his hand into the pot and grab some money. To do this he recruits his four brothers and they kidnap mobster Tony Lamberto. | | Special Guest Stars: Lee Marvin as Mike Brannon, | Guest Stars: Frank DeKova as Anthony "Tough Tony" Lamberto, Whitney Armstrong as Sean Brannon, Tom Brown (1) as Captain Bellows, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Marianna Hill as Laurie Reagan, Ric Roman as Augie Relyea, Mary Adams (1) as Mrs. Brannon, Roy Thinnes as Denny Brannon, Mark Allen (1) as Clarence Brannon, James Caan (1) as Keir Brannon, Phyllis Coates as Angela Lamberto, | Uncredited: Thomas Nello as Manny | Director: Ida Lupino
Writer: Herman Groves | | | |
| 99 :04x11 - The Floyd Gibbons Story (Dec/11/1962) | | Reporter Carl Edmunds is gunned down outside a speakeasy just minutes after boasting to a fellow reporter that he was working on an explosive story. Globetrotting reporter Floyd Gibbons, an old friend of Edmunds, blows into Chicago and decides to pick up the baton and discover just what it was that got his old friend murdered. | | Special Guest Stars: Dorothy Malone as Kitty Edmunds, | Guest Stars: Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Lee Kreiger as Cab Driver, Jerry Oddo as Willie Drummer, Norman Burton as Sully, Alan Baxter (2) as John Brecker, Paul Langton as Carl Edmunds, Joseph Campanella as Vince Dastille, Stuart Erwin as Barney Rich, Scott Brady as Floyd Gibbons | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Writer: George Eckstein | | | |
| 100 :04x12 - Double Cross (Dec/18/1962) | | In one of organized crime's strangest partnerships, Jake Guzik is forced to hire old enemy Bugs Moran to smuggle in whiskey from Canada for him after Ness and the Untouchables dry up his booze supply. | | Special Guest Stars: Nehemiah Persoff as Jake Guzik, | Guest Stars: Hugh Sanders as Parnell, Hank Patterson as Peterson, Dan Seymour as Wellman, Bernard Fein as Louis Akers, Kelton Garwood as Mac, Arthur Peterson as Albert Lane, Malachi Throne as Dancer, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, John Duke as Sully, John Kellogg as Striber, Harry Morgan as George "Bugs" Moran | Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: John Mantley | | | |
| 101 :04x13 - Search for a Dead Man (Jan/01/1963) | | Lt. Agatha Stewart tries to determine the identity of a dead body which was discovered floating in Lake Michigan. Her investigation intersects with the attempts of the Untouchables to intercept a huge booze convoy coming down from Canada. | | Special Guest Stars: Barbara Stanwyck as Lt. Agatha Stewart, | Guest Stars: Gerald Gordon (1) as Walter Rimer, Grant Richards as Arnie Retzik, Antony Carbone (2) as Rudy Portuguese, Alan Dexter as Feeney, Sheree North as Claire Simmons, Tom Reese as Sonny Dale, Virginia Capers as June, Jerry Douglas as Officer Harrison, Edward Asner as Frank Benson | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Writer: Harold Gast, Herman Groves | | | |
| 102 :04x14 - The Speculator (Jan/08/1963) | | Frank Nitti needs quick cash for a big booze deal and is persuaded by mob finance man Leo Stazak to invest in the stock market. Unbeknownst to Nitti, Stazak has no intention of investing the money. He plans on absconding with it. | | Special Guest Stars: Telly Savalas as Leo Stazak, | Guest Stars: Martin Brandt as Anton Ryba, Paul Hahn as Lab Technician, Nesdon Booth as Sam, Herman Rudin as Max Gort, K. L. Smith as Bodyguard, Bill Zuckert as Vic, Frank Sutton as Angie Stazak, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Don Diamond as George Keeley | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Max Ehrlich | | | |
| 103 :04x15 - Snowball (Jan/15/1963) | | Small time bootlegger and college grad Jackson Emmett Parker approaches Frank Nitti with a business proposition for distribution of alcohol. Parker wants to hand the Enforcer a bigger market than he has in Cicero--all of Chicago's college campuses. | | Special Guest Stars: Robert Redford as Jackson Emmett Parker, | Guest Stars: Robert Karnes as Harvey Sloane, Adam Williams as Paul Meadows, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Robert Doyle (1) as Jim Ferris, Peter Hansen (1) as Harold Ferris, Gerald Hiken (1) as Benny Angel, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Olan Soule as Smitty, Paul Sorenson as Harry, Yale Summers as Student, Walter Koenig as Student | Director: Alex March
Writer: Norman Katkov, George Eckstein | | | |
| 104 :04x16 - Jake Dance (Jan/22/1963) | | Drs. Garr and Gifford are on the scene when a rash of poisonings from rotgut Jamaica Ginger alcohol begin occurring with alarming frequency in Chicago. Meanwhile the Untouchables try to locate stolen chemicals which can be used to make the deadly drink. | | Special Guest Stars: Joseph Schildkraut as Dr. Hans Frohlich, Dane Clark as Dr. Victor Garr, | Guest Stars: John Gabriel (1) as Dr.Daniel Gifford, John Haymes Newton as Joe Cully, Jo Helton as Mrs. Cully, Stewart Bradley as Iggy Minter, Booth Colman as Nicholas Contine, Liam Sullivan (1) as Dr. Jarvis, Linda Watkins as Ada Spencer, Sondra Blake as Mary Kay Spencer, John Anderson (1) as Marlon Spencer, Orville Sherman as Dr. Michaels | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Writer: Gilbert Ralston | | | | | | |
| 106 :04x18 - Globe of Death (Feb/05/1963) | | Frank Nitti hides a huge shipment of heroin inside a hollowed out globe of the world and stores it inside the vault of a mob-owned bank. While Ness and the Untouchables search for the heroin, a joker appears in the deck when Nitti's greedy lieutenant, Larry Bass, decides to break into the vault and steal the heroin for himself. | | Special Guest Stars: Barry Morse as Larry Bass, | Guest Stars: Wolfe Barzell (1) as Max Weidman, Dabbs Greer as Owen Braugher, Robert Carricart as Sam Weidman, Gilbert Green as Kurt Konig, Jerry Fujikawa as Mr. Yang, Cliff Osmond as Augie the Slob, Walter Burke as Harmon, Malachi Throne as Duke Barker, Phillip Pine as Whitey Gross, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Harold Gould (1) as Arnold Javits, Jack Reitzen as Mike, Gene Roth as Tony | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: John Mantley | | | |
| 107 :04x19 - An Eye for an Eye (Feb/19/1963) | | Ness gets Charlie Tarasovich to work undercover so that he can nail bootlegger Sollie Girsch who has been distributing his liquor through cordial shops. Tarasovich does his job well leading to the arrest of Girsch but then gets cold feet when testifying at the trial. | | Special Guest Stars: Jack Klugman as Sollie Girsch, | Guest Stars: Quintin Sondergaard as Lennie, Charles Fredericks (1) as Judge, Roy Thinnes as Red Thomas, Lea Marmer as Anna Tarasovich, Joseph J. Greene (1) as William Baron, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Sheldon Allman as Harry Mastrogeorge, Joe Turkel as Eddie Kobler, Jiří Voskovec as Charlie Tarasovich, George Murdock as Pete Topchinski | Director: Robert Gist
Writer: John D. F. Black (1) | | | |
| 108 :04x20 - Junk Man (Jan/26/1963) | | Victor Salazar is one of the nastiest mobsters in Chicago but he's got big problems with two of his underlings. His enforcer, Steve Ballard, is planning to hijack a shipment of narcotics, and his second-in-command, Barney Howe, is in reality an undercover Federal agent for the Bureau of Narcotics. | | Special Guest Stars: Pat Hingle as Barney Howe/Barney Retzik, | Guest Stars: Jerry Oddo as Fred Santos, Joan Chambers as Rosie, Lou Krugman as Monette, Than Wyenn as Martin Pegler, Michael Constantine as Max Frivol, Edward Binns as Steve Ballard, Joe De Santis as Victor Salazar | Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: Herman Groves | | | | | | | | | |
| 111 :04x23 - The Spoiler (Mar/26/1963) | | Given a death sentence by a South American crime syndicate, fugitive mobster Johnny Mizo returns home to recover hidden stolen money with which to buy his way out of the sentence. Back in Chicago, racketeer Vince Majesky is interested in Mizo's return too. It seems as though years ago Mizo and his brother stole the money from him. | | Special Guest Stars: Rip Torn as Johnny Mizo, | Guest Stars: Michael Hinn as Sheriff, Angela Clarke (2) as Mrs. Santos, Joyce Van Patten as Claire Vale, Nestor Paiva as Ship Captain, Joe Turkel as Garvin, Al Ruscio as Denny Cole, Tim Considine as Arnie Mizo, Virginia Christine as Doris Mizo, Claude Akins as Vince Majesky | Director: László Benedek
Writer: Tony Barrett | | | | | | |
| 113 :04x25 - The Giant Killer (Apr/09/1963) | | When Ed "the Duke" Monte is convicted of counterfeiting, he busts out of Leavenworth to seek revenge on the person who squealed on him. He thinks it's lieutenant/son-in-law Lou Sultan but in reality the canary was his own daughter, Barbara, who wanted her father in prison where he'd be safe from a pending hit. | | Special Guest Stars: Peggy Ann Garner as Barbara Sultan, Paul Richards as Lou Sultan, | Guest Stars: Richard Jury as Telegraph Clerk, Arthur Marshall as Doctor, Arthur Malet as Brother Adam, Jerry Oddo as Leo, Marge Redmond as Alma, Herman Rudin as Hood, Vic Perrin as Parrot Krebs, Karl Lukas as Janos Dalka, Torin Thatcher as Ed "the Duke" Monte | Director: Leonard Horn (1)
Writer: George Eckstein | | | |
| 114 :04x26 - The Charlie Argos Story (Apr/16/1963) | | Dying mob boss Frank "the King" Argos leaves several million dollars in negotiable bond to his son Charlie. There's only one problem, Charlie Argos has been missing and presumed dead since the end of World War I. To get their greedy hands on the money, the Argos underlings set about to "create" a Charlie Argos from a man they find in a soup kitchen. | | Special Guest Stars: Patricia Owens as Marcie Decker, | Guest Stars: Richard Reeves as Loading Dock Foreman, Edward Holmes (2) as Colonel, Stanley Adams as Max Posen, Kent Smith as Eli Halstead, Paul Birch as Frank Argos, Christopher Dark as Arno Beale, Robert Vaughn as Charlie Argos, Stefan Gierasch as Gil Kellerman | Director: Leonard Horn (1)
Story: Robert Yale Libbott (1) | Teleplay: Harry Kronman | | | |
| 115 :04x27 - The Jazz Man (Apr/30/1963) | | Ness assumes the identity of a murdered jazz musician and travels to New Orleans in hopes of smashing a narcotics distribution ring. | | Guest Stars: George Cisar as Sherburn, Stephen Levy (1) as Buzz Johnson, Charles Lampkin as Howl Temple, Stanley Clements as Hal, Cliff Carnell as Wally, Robert Ellenstein as Peepers, Steven Geray as Karl Reisling, Jacqueline Scott as Lorna Shaw, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Robert Emhardt as Sal Rudin, Simon Oakland as Russ Bogan | Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: David Z. Goodman (1) | | | |
| 116 :04x28 - The Torpedo (May/07/1963) | | North Side boss Monk Lyselle and South Side boss Victor Kurtz are having a gang war and evening each other right into the ground. This is bad news for Kurtz's chief enforcer, Holly Kester. He's lost his nerve and getting long in the tooth. | | Guest Stars: David Manley as Charlie, Tony Barr as Phil Aragon, George Keymas as Carl Danzig, John Milford as Burt, James Griffith (1) as Monk Lyselle, Gail Kobe as Rita, John Anderson (1) as Victor Kurtz, Charles McGraw as Holly Kester, Jason Wingreen as Frank | Director: Ida Lupino
Story: Carey Wilber, Ed Adamson | Teleplay: Ed Adamson | | | |
| 117 :04x29 - Line of Fire (May/14/1963) | | When two of his girls are killed by a sniper, dance hall owner Marty Pulaski suspects that competitor Vince Bogan is responsible but in reality the killer is Marty's mentally unstable brother, Herbie. | | Guest Stars: Shary Marshall as Ellie Haskell, Richard Bakalyan as Cully, Grace Lee Whitney as Fran, Theodore Marcuse as Vince Bogan, Ford Rainey as Lt. Roy Gunther, Sherwood Price (2) as Herbie Pulaski, Joe De Santis as Jake Szabo, Ed Nelson as Marty Pulaski | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Story: Irving J. Mccarthy | Teleplay: Tony Barrett, Irving J. Mccarthy | | | |
| 118 :04x30 - A Taste for Pineapple (May/21/1963) | | Ganglord Danny Mundt, whose operation is being hit hard by Eliot Ness, imports hired killer Elroy Dahlgren to bump off the ace Federal officer. Dahlgren doesn't kill Ness but manages to blind him with an exploding hand grenade. This is satisfactory for Mundt but not the psychotic Dahlgren. He wants to finish the job. | | Guest Stars: Raymond Guth as Morrie, Paul Sorenson as Angie, Ed Peck as Fuse Man, Buck Kartalian as Al Gross, Edward Binns as Dr. Samuels, Tom Tully as Danny Mundt, Jeremy Slate as Elroy Dahlgren, Robert Yuro as Dino, Maris Wrixon as First Nurse, | Uncredited: Rupert Crosse as Policeman | Director: Alex March
Writer: Will Lorin | | | |
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