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| 1 :01x01 - The Empty Chair (Oct/15/1959) | | After Al Capone is sent to prison to serve an eleven year sentence for income tax evasion, the heirs to his criminal empire begin feuding amongst themselves to takeover Capone's empty chair. Frank "the Enforcer" Nitti kills two pretenders to the throne but Mob bookkeeper Jake Guzik calms Nitti down by urging conciliation and diversification. Meanwhile, Ness uses Guzik's niece, Brandy La France, to try to locate the whereabouts of Capone's hidden cash reserves, the location of which are known only by her uncle. | | Special Guest Stars: Nehemiah Persoff as Jake Guzik, | Guest Stars: Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Richard Benedict as James "Fur" Sammons, Herman Rudin as Tony "Mops" Volpe, Peter Mamakos as Gus Raddi, Wally Cassell (1) as Phil D'Andrea, Barbara Nichols as Brandy LaFrance, Betty Garde as Norma Guzik, | Uncredited: Lou Krugman as D'Andrea's Attorney, Hugh Sanders as Detective, Allen Jaffe as Nitti Hood, Carl Milletaire as Julius Scalmone, Neville Brand as Al Capone, Norman Alden as Nitti's Hood | Director: John Peyser
Writer: David Karp
Story: Ernest Kinoy | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Ma Barker and Her Boys (Oct/22/1959) | | January 16, 1935. Oklawaha, Florida. Eliot Ness and his men are in a vicious gun battle with Arizona Kate "Ma" Barker and her murderous brood. As the battle rages, flashbacks reveal how the Barker boys got involved in lives of crime and how Ma nurtured and encouraged their criminal ways. | | Special Guest Stars: Claire Trevor as Arizona Kate "Ma" Barker, | Guest Stars: Robert Ivers as Herman Barker, Louise Fletcher as Eloise, Joe Di Reda (1) as Fred Barker, Adam Williams as Lloyd Barker, Peter Baldwin (1) as Arthur "Doc" Barker, Vaughn Taylor as George Elias "Pa" Barker, | Uncredited: Allyn Ann McLerie as Neighbor | Director: Joe Parker
Writer: Jerome Ross | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Jake Lingle Killing (Oct/29/1959) | | When newsman Jake Lingle is murdered his publisher offers a $10,000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest of his killer. Ex-convict Bill Hagen is determined to claim this reward but he needs the help of Eliot Ness and his squad in order to do so. | | Special Guest Stars: Jack Lord (1) as Bill Hagen, | Guest Stars: Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, H. M. Wynant as Joe Aiello, John Beradino as Augie Viale, Phillip Pine as Jack Zuta, Charles McGraw as Barney Bertsche, Herb Vigran as Jake Lingle, | Uncredited: James Lanphier as Leo Brothers, Charles Tannen as Reporter, Steve Gravers (1) as Bertsche Henchman | Director: Tay Garnett
Story: Saul Levitt | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1) | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - The George "Bugs" Moran Story (Nov/05/1959) | | Greedy gang boss George "Bugs" Moran seeks to expand his operations by taking over a trucker's union. Union president Larry Halloran seeks the aid of the Untouchables in order to prevent this from coming to fruition. | | Guest Stars: Miriam Nelson as Grace Halloran, Bob Hastings as Frank Patterson, Peter Baldwin (1) as Tom Patterson, Harry Shannon as Joe Patterson, Robin Warga as Larry Halloran, Jr., Fredd Wayne as Joe Carroll, Barbara Stuart as Thelma Devore, Lloyd Nolan as George "Bugs" Moran, Kem Dibbs as George "Blackie"Anderson, Jack Warden as Lawrence "Larry" Halloran, | Uncredited: George Lynn as Hood, Jack Kruschen as Union Official | Director: Joe Parker
Writer: David Karp | | | | | | | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Mexican Stake-Out (Nov/26/1959) | | Eliot Ness and Nick Delgado travel to Mexico to try and hunt down Julius Embry, a missing witness who is scheduled to testify against racketeer Ted Newberry. Unbeknownst to Ness, he's walking straight into a trap. | | Guest Stars: Rodolfo Hoyos, Jr. as Achilles Guzman, Alex Montoya as Max Charcas, Richard Norris as Dottweiler, Roy Engel as Whelan, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Martin Landau as Jerry Fanning, Barbara Luna as Lucita, Ken Lynch (1) as Ted Newberry, Byron Foulger as Julius Embry, Vince Edwards as Nick Delgado, | Uncredited: George Cisar as Embry's Guard, Joseph Ruskin as Fred Metcalfe, Bud Osborne as Commissioner, Stafford Repp as LaMarr | Director: Tay Garnett
Story: Alvin Sapinsley | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1), Alvin Sapinsley | | | | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - The Tri-State Gang (Dec/10/1959) | | Ness and the Untouchables are assigned to track down a band of hijackers known as the Tri-State Gang. The gang is led by the vicious and brutal Wally Legenza whose specialty is chaining truck drivers to trees and shooting them down in cold blood. Things get even more urgent and more personal for Ness when he loses one of his agents in a gun battle with the gang. | | Special Guest Stars: William Bendix as Wally Legenza, | Guest Stars: Peggy Maley as Amy Randall, Jay Adler as Georgie Kaufman, Roxane Berard as Little Lizzie Dauphine, John Ward as Bobby Mais, Joseph Mell as Sidney Weinberg, Stanley Adams as Willie Weinberg, Florence Halop as Flora Weinberg, Alan Hale, Jr. as Big Bill Phillips, Gavin MacLeod as Artie MacLeod, | Uncredited: George Lynn as Doctor, Dick Wilson (2) as Sheriff | Director: Allen H. Miner
Writer: Joseph Petracca | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - The Dutch Schultz Story (Dec/17/1959) | | In 1935, Ness and the Untouchables turn their big guns onto Dutch Schultz, the toughest mobster in New York City. Ness succeeds in getting Schultz indicted for income tax evasion but the Dutchman beats the rap with the aid of a change of trial venue and some jury tampering. Schultz then returns to New York City to resume his rightful place in the rackets only to discover that things have changed since he was away. | | Guest Stars: Richard Reeves as Abe Landau, Johnny Seven as Canello, David White (1) as W. S. Andrews, Mort Mills as Lulu Rosenkrantz, Margaret Field as Marsha Harper, Robert Carricart as Lucky Luciano, Lawrence Dobkin as Dutch Schultz, Marion Ross as Vera Schultz, | Uncredited: Frank Gerstle as Schultz Hood, Leonard Mudie as Judge, Amanda Randolph as Mama, Frank Puglia as Joe Flores | Director: Jerry Hopper
Story: Jerome Ross | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1), Jerome Ross | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - You Can't Pick the Number (Dec/24/1959) | | The Untouchables move against Chicago's numbers racket when Agent Flaherty tries to talk old friend Al Morrissey, a distict captain, into providing information. Morrissey refuses but a subsequent beating by syndicate hoods might cause him to change his mind. | | Guest Stars: Whit Bissell as Danning, King Calder as Sampson, Jay C. Flippen as Al Morrissey, Darryl Hickman as Phil Morrisey, | Uncredited: Johnny Silver as Hood, Doreen Lang as Mrs. Morrissey, Christine White as Evelyn, Lou Herbert as Larrry Bayliss, Betty Lou Gerson as Mrs. Pollack, John Duke as Frankie | Director: Richard Whorf
Writer: Henry Greenberg | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - The Underground Railway (Dec/31/1959) | | Bank robber Frank Halloway escapes from Lewisburg Federal Prison and begins a cross country journey with a naive but earnest young woman named Mona. Object: $500,000.00 in loot from the robbery of a Federal Reserve Bank being held in Los Angeles by Ed Johnson, Halloway's partner who was never apprehended. Ness sets out in pursuit of Halloway because he has a special interest in the case--Halloway once killed one of his agents. | | Special Guest Stars: Cliff Robertson as Frank Halloway, | Guest Stars: Frank Ferguson (1) as Dr. Crenshaw, Linda Wong as Tuki, Ernest Sarracino as Tomasso Fellini, Joe De Santis as Daniel Oates, Virginia Vincent as Mona, | Uncredited: David McMahon (1) as Police Captain, Maudie Prickett as Phone Company Woman, Ford Rainey as Prisoner Run Over by Halloway, Bob Hopkins (2) as Charlie Brandt, John Harmon (1) as Ed Johnson | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: Leonard Kantor | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Syndicate Sanctuary (Jan/07/1960) | | The syndicate moves in and takes over the town of Calum City, IL. When a reform candidate for mayor is murdered, Ness and the Untouchables arrive on the scene to try and restore some semblance of law and order to the town. | | Guest Stars: Raymond Greenleaf as Judge Zabo, Douglas Dumbrille as Coroner, Lewis Charles as Joe Donato, Anthony Caruso as Guido Morelli, Frank Wolff as Tony Rio, Jack Elam as Nick Bravo, Gail Kobe as Rosetta Zabo, Robert F. Simon (3) as Police Chief Towers, | Uncredited: Johnny Silver as Hood, Clark Howat as Mason, George Cisar as Desk Sergeant, Mike Lane (1) as James Stenbeck, Don Diamond as Manager of Chuck-a-Luck Club | Director: Paul Harrison (2)
Writer: George F. Slavin | | | | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - Star Witness (Jan/14/1960) | | Former mob accountant William Norbert is slated to testify against mobster Luigi Renaldo. Due to delays and postponements, Ness and his men are forced to shuttle Norbert across the country in order to protect him from Renaldo's gunmen who are out to silence him at any cost. | | Special Guest Stars: Jim Backus as William Norbert, | Guest Stars: Jay Warren as Paolo Rienzi, Antony Carbone as Forenzi, William Justine as Ralph McNeill, Tom Reese as George Summers, Bart Burns as Floyd Wheaton, Marc Lawrence (1) as Luigi Renaldo, Dorothy Morris as Mildred Norbert, Sal Armetta as Tommy Fiducci, | Uncredited: Mack Williams (1) as Judge | Director: Tay Garnett
Writer: Charles O'Neal | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - The St. Louis Story (Jan/28/1960) | | Ness and rookie agent Cam Allison head to St. Louis to try and crack a mail truck robbery and get caught up in mobster Dink Conway's plans to consolidate all the gangs of St. Louis under his leadership. | | Special Guest Stars: David Brian (1) as Dink Conway, | Guest Stars: Rita Duncan as Rita Rocco, Danny Meehan as Eddie Runkel, Lillian Bronson as Mrs. Lindsay, Percy Helton as Meyer, Bernard Fein as Big Tim Harrington, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, George N. Neise as William Neuhauser, Richard Bakalyan as Joe Courtney, Leo Gordon as Whitey Deering, | Uncredited: Gene Coogan as Harrington's Hood, Gil Perkins as Flip Anderson, Milton Parsons as Hotel Clerk, Charles Cane (1) as Lt. O'Farrell | Director: Howard W. Koch
Writer: Joseph Petracca | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - One-Armed Bandits (Feb/04/1960) | | Mob kingpin Augie Viale blackmails recent parolee Frank O'Dean into working in his slot machine racket. Ness, an old acquaintance of O'Dean's, tries to set him straight and bring down Viale as well. | | Special Guest Stars: Harry Guardino as Frank O'Dean, | Guest Stars: Theona Bryant as Nurse, Paul Comi as George Colleone, Kenneth Becker as Al Barberry, Penny Santon as Emily Brodowski, Wolfe Barzell (1) as Jake Bradowski, Theodore Marcuse as Jack Curtiz, John Beradino as Augie Viale, Larry Gates as Julian Glass, | Uncredited: Kenner G. Kemp as Police Commissioner | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: E. Jack Neuman | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - Little Egypt (Feb/11/1960) | | The downstate area of Illinois known as LIttle Egypt is riddled with vice, corruption, and gang violence. In the city of Morrain, a reform ticket is elected to public office but the newly elected mayor and sheriff are assassinated on election eve. At the special request of the governor of Illinois, Ness sends rookie agent Cam Allison undercover to Morrain to bring down Major Charlie Byron--the man responsible for the murders. | | Special Guest Stars: Fred Clark (1) as Major Charlie Byron, | Guest Stars: James McCallion as Shorty Checkers, Miriam Goldina as Mrs. Laszlo, Frank Bella as Ray Williams, Bartlett Robinson as Mayor Marcus Stone, Sam Gilman as Sheriff Lenny Parker, John Marley as Ed Carlton, Susan Cummings as Hazel Stanley, Norman Alden as Barry Carlton, | Uncredited: Dale van Sickel as Sheriff Munie, Majel Barrett as Waitress | Director: John Peyser
Writer: Joseph Petracca | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - The Big Squeeze (Feb/18/1960) | | After bank robber Larry "Ace" Banner makes that one big score he plans on retiring. But when Banner's new wife runs through a bunch of his money and Ness discovers his hidden cash reserves, he is forced to go back to work. Ness then tries to use Banner's own methods to catch him in the act. | | Special Guest Stars: Dan O'Herlihy as Larry "Ace" Banner, | Guest Stars: William A. Forester as Stu, James Mageean as Jamie "the Knife" Hennigan, Edmund Hashim as Matty Church, Dodie Heath as Chickie Purcell, Jeanne Vaughn as Miss Downes, John Hoyt as James Havens, Stephen Coit as Art Lynch, Pitt Herbert as Cashier, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, | Uncredited: Mickey Golden (1) as Waiter, Don C. Harvey (1) as Bank Guard, Paul Maxey as Grimes, Kenneth R. MacDonald (4) as Senator | Director: Roger Kay
Story: William Riley Burnett (1) | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1), William Riley Burnett (1) | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - The Unhired Assassin (1) (Feb/25/1960) | | When Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak begins cracking down on gangsters activities in the city, the Capone Mob, now led by Frank "the Enforcer" Nitti, decides that he must die. Ness and the Untouchables are assigned to protect Mayor Cermak from any potential assassin's bullet. Meanwhile, in Miami, a man named Giuseppe Zangara begins getting homicidal urges to kill an important man. | | Special Guest Stars: Robert Middleton (3) as Mayor Anton Cermak, | Guest Stars: Sallie Todd as Sally Jansen, Ted Berger as Roley Sutton, John Daheim as Tom Jansen, George N. Neise as Ira Peterson, Argentina Brunetti as Mrs. Swoboda, Frankie Darro as Newspaper Vendor, John Duke as Milwaukee Minnelli, Joe Mantell as Giuseppe Zangara, Lee Van Cleef as Frank Diamond, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Claude Akins as Jake "Dodo" Ryan, Frank DeKova as Louis "Little New York" Campagna, Richard Deacon as Bill Skidmore | Director: Howard W. Koch
Writer: William Speir | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - The Unhired Assassin (2) (Mar/03/1960) | | After one attempt on the life of Chicago Mayor Cermak fails, the Capone Mob has an assassin waiting for him on his vacation trip to Miami. Ness and the Untouchables discover the existence of this hit man and rush to save the day. But there is another man waiting in Miami, an unhired assassin named Giuseppe Zangara. The mentally unbalanced Zangara has the psychotic urge to kill an important leader. Will the two forces of assassination converge with one another? | | Special Guest Stars: Robert Middleton (3) as Mayor Anton Cermak, | Guest Stars: Percy Helton as Jocko, Eleanor Audley as Mrs. Cross, Sam Gilman as Barney Kyle, Dick Whittinghill as Earl Forrest, Sterling Holloway as Horace DeVilbiss, Joe Mantell as Giuseppe Zangara, Robert Gist as Fred "Caddy" Croner, Frank DeKova as Louis "Little New York" Campagna, Lee Van Cleef as Frank Diamond, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Addison Richards as Mayor Gautier, Charles Watts (1) as Committee Official, Robert Anderson (1) as Miami Police Chief, Ray Kellogg as Geller | Director: Howard W. Koch
Writer: William Speir | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - The White Slavers (Mar/10/1960) | | Ness tries to bring down white slaver Mig Torrance but faces a great deal of apathy from both the newspapers and the public. But when nine Mexican prostitutes are brutally murdered near the United States border on the orders of Torrance, the public is finally aroused and the girls working for Torrance organize against him. | | Special Guest Stars: Betty Field as Mrs. Buchanan, | Guest Stars: Mona Knox as Edna, Theona Bryant as Lucille, James Anderson (1) as Nick Flannigan, Paul Langton as Bob Wheaton, Jeremy Slate as Red Foran, Frank London as Goldie Gold, Nita Talbot as Alice, Mike Kellin as Mig Torrance, Dick York as Ernie Torrance, | Uncredited: Natividad Vacio as Gas Station Attendant, Ray Walker as Kimmell, Sarita Vara as Elena, Robert Gibbons (3) as Olson | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: Leonard Kantor | | | |
| 23 :01x23 - Three Thousand Suspects (Mar/24/1960) | | Leavenworth inmate Nick Segal wants to rat out his heretofore unknown partner to Ness but is killed inside the prison before he can talk. Seeking information about Segal's mysterious partner and death, Ness gets convicted smuggler Tom Sebring to be his "investigator" inside the prison in return for a shot at early parole. | | Special Guest Stars: Leslie Nielsen as Tom Sebring, | Guest Stars: Howard Storm as Phil Thorne, Francis DeSales as Captain Troy, James Flavin as Warden, Ned Glass as Ed Keiffer, Peter Leeds as Nick Segal, Bert Freed as Gus Casserta, Mary Sinclair as Mrs. Sebring, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Dan Seymour as Sam Argus | Director: John Peyser
Writer: Robert C. Dennis (1) | | | | | | |
| 25 :01x25 - Portrait of a Thief (Apr/07/1960) | | Thousands and thousands of gallons of illegal alchohol are flowing into Chicago. Ness traces the source of the alcohol to Brawley Mills, an upstate New York manufacturer of legal alcohol headed by two men who may not be who or what they seem. | | Guest Stars: Harry Landers as Phil Martin, Alan Dexter as Vince Farrell, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Raymond Bailey as John Carvel, Henry Jones (1) as Brooks Wells/Demos Britttano, Edward Andrews as Carlton Duncan/Aristede Brittano, Charles McGraw as Johnny Torrio, J. Pat O'Malley as Warden Carroll, | Uncredited: Ray Walker as Bartender, Harlan Warde as Policeman | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: Herbert Abbott Spiro | | | |
| 26 :01x26 - Underworld Bank (Apr/14/1960) | | Mob financier Milo Sullivan forms an underworld bank which provides financial backing to criminal enterprises. Milo's undoing comes when he shortchanges robber Duke Mullen who has just pulled a million dollar fur heist. | | Special Guest Stars: Thomas Mitchell (1) as Milo Sullivan, | Guest Stars: Vincent Barbi as Augie Epstein, Bernard Kates as Davie, Penny Santon as Mrs. Sarracino, Ernest Sarracino as Tony Zagano, Raymond Bailey as John Carvel, Val Avery as Johnny, Virginia Vincent as Louise O'Hara, Peter Falk as Duke Mullen, | Uncredited: Addison Richards as Harold Eshman, Frank Gerstle as Police Sergeant, Allen Jaffe as Third Hood in Lineup, Leonard Bremen as Police Sergeant, John Davis Chandler (1) as Sullivan's Hood | Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Aben Kandel | | | |
| 27 :01x27 - Head of Fire - Feet of Clay (Apr/21/1960) | | Ness goes after racketeer Johnny Fortunato who has been fixing prizefights. Ness's old high school chum, Frankie Barber, who now owns a sports arena, offers to lend a hand but he might have ulterior motives. | | Special Guest Stars: Jack Warden as Frank Barber, | Guest Stars: Adrienne Marden as Nurse, Norman Alden as John Henry Whitmore, Leo Gordon as Pops Gantry, Virginia Christine as Stella Eden, Madlyn Rhue as Chickie Bernstein, Nehemiah Persoff as Johnny Fortunato, Patsy Kelley (1) as Slapsie Sadie, | Uncredited: Lawrence Maldonado as Fabiano | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: Ben Maddow | | | |
| 28 :01x28 - The Frank Nitti Story (Apr/28/1960) | | 1934. With Prohibition having been repealed the Mobs were in need of new sources of income. One they knew best was extortion. Frank "the Enforcer" Nitti is assigned to bring the small and large theater owners into a protective "association." When brutal beatings and destruction begin occurring with regularity in the theaters, Ness and the Untouchables are assigned to the case. This time, Ness hopes he can force a final showdown with his greatest nemesis. | | Special Guest Stars: Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Guest Stars: Phyllis Coates as Ellie Morley, Frank Albertson as Jason McIntyre, Alex Gerry as J. N. Miller, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Frank DeKova as Lous Campagna, Dick Foran as Jerry Dockstone, Myron McCormick as Ramsey Lennox, Richard Anderson (3) as Sidney Rogers, Harry Harvey, Jr. as Harold Coldman | Director: Howard W. Koch
Story: Harry Essex | Teleplay: Lee Blair Scott | | | |
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