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(Change Layout)The Untouchables (1959)  
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Season 3
61 :03x01 - The Troubleshooter (Oct/12/1961)
The punchboard syndicate imports ace fixer Nate Selko from New York when Ness starts putting the heat on their operations. Selko fails with a bribery attempt but then has Ness framed for shooting an unarmed punchboard collector.
Special Guest Stars: Peter Falk as Nate Selko, | Guest Stars: Michael Dana as Al Deemers, Vladimir Sokoloff as Sam, Barnaby Hale as Ned Beemis, John McLiam as Rick Landy, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Ned Glass as Max Riegel, Vincent Gardenia as Jake Petrie, Murray Hamilton as Harry Dannigan, | Uncredited: Paul Bryar (1) as Detroit Council Member, Bruno VeSota as Reporter
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Louis Pelletier
 
62 :03x02 - Power Play (Oct/19/1961)
With an increase in crime the citizens of Chicago demand action. Prominent attorney Willard Thornton is appointed to the newly created post of Crime Commissioner. Eliot Ness is suspicious of Thornton and his suspicions happen to be correct. Thornton is secretly the head of a newly formed crime cartel. Cartel enforcer Steve "Country Boy" Parrish wants to quit the rackets and return to his rural roots but he knows too much about Thornton and the crime cartel to be allowed to go quietly into the night by either side of the law.
Special Guest Stars: Wendell Corey as Willard Thornton, | Guest Stars: Richard Reeves as Truck Driver, Larry Breitman as Joey Loomis, Paul Genge as Wally Jater, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Carroll O'Connor as Barney Lubin, Albert Salmi as Steve "Country Boy" Parrish, Mary Fickett as Emmy Sarver, Bing Russell as Patrolman Pete Garrett
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: Harry Kronman
 
63 :03x03 - Tunnel of Horrors (Oct/26/1961)
A heroin deal goes wrong when Johnny Selkirk makes off with the shipment. Selkirk approaches disgraced former cop Arnold Justin, now a bagman for Frank Nitti, with a plan to sell the heroin back to Niti for a tidy sum. Unfortunately for Selkirk, the crooked Justin has other plans.
Special Guest Stars: Martin Balsam as Arnold Justin, | Guest Stars: Arnold Freeman as Weisman, Barbara Pepper as Landlady, Harry Bartell as Dr. Olsen, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Joseph Ruskin as Alexander Raeder, Don Gordon as Johnny Selkirk, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Vincent Barbi as Nitti Council Member, James Nusser as Drunk
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: John Mantley
 
64 :03x04 - The Genna Brothers (Nov/02/1961)
The blood-stained Genna brothers are a nasty bunch. Forcing their fellow Italian immigrants to make whiskey for them is their main operation but they're also involved in smuggling, kidnapping, and murder.
Guest Stars: Grant Richards as Frankie Resko, Antony Carbone as Angelo Genna, A. G. Vitanza as Cooker, William Tannen as Cop, Peter Coe as Flipper, Steve Gravers (1) as Tony Genna, Eugene Iglesias as Emilio, Arlene Martel as Stella Giovanni, Frank Puglia as Carlo Giovanni, Marc Lawrence (1) as Mike Genna
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: Harry Kronman
 
65 :03x05 - The Matt Bass Scheme (Nov/09/1961)
Ex-convicts Matt Bass and Jason Fiddler develop a surefire way to smuggle booze into Chicago--underground through a pipeline. Bass tries to sell the scheme to Frank Nitti but "the Enforcer" doesn't buy into it until Ness starts hitting his breweries even harder.
Special Guest Stars: Telly Savalas as Matt Bass, | Guest Stars: Grant Richards as Frankie Resko, Herman Rudin as Bochek, Joseph Bernard as Solly Wilkes, Toni Tucci as Alma, John Harmon (1) as Phil Grier, Milton Selzer as Jason Fiddler, Michael Constantine as Seth Otis, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Baynes Barron as Larry Rand, Carl Milletaire as Pete Konitz, Jason Wingreen as Captain Dorset
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: David Z. Goodman (1)
 
66 :03x06 - Loophole (Nov/16/1961)
Wily defense attorney Morton Halas gets mobster Red Mike Probich off the hook through some highly questionable legal maneuverings. Halas might do the same with Larry Coombs unless Eliot Ness can find a way to prevent it.
Special Guest Stars: Jack Klugman as Morton Halas, | Guest Stars: Peter Brocco as Pete Lavery, Alexander Lockwood as Dr. Burley, Kaaren Verne as Landlady, Larkin Ford as Witness, Vaughn Taylor as D. A. Harker Wade, Joe Turkel as Gabo Karsh, Wendell Holmes as Judge Courtleigh, Lorna Thayer as Connie Laverne, John Wengraf as Gus Kleeber, Gavin MacLeod as Whitey Metz, Martin Landau as Larry Coombs, George Tobias as Mikhail "Red Mike" Probich, | Uncredited: Gene Coogan as Associate, Alan Gilbert as Orderly, Howard Culver as Smitty
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: Harry Kronman
 
67 :03x07 - Jigsaw (Nov/23/1961)
Fed up with leaks in his organization, Frank Nitti hires Walter Trager to find the source of these leaks. The wily Trager does his job well but then decides to make a power play of his own and push Nitti out of Chicago.
Special Guest Stars: James Gregory (1) as Walter Trager, | Guest Stars: Harry Swoger as Battler, Joseph V. Perry as Cully Grice, Paul Dubov as Charlie Bannion, Bernard Fein as Marty Wilger, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Alan Baxter as Harry Mailer, Cloris Leachman as Billie Mailer, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Arnold Freeman as Weisman, Ralph Moody as Landlord
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: George Eckstein
 
68 :03x08 - Man Killer (Dec/07/1961)
Georgianna Drake is a woman with a lot of ambition. She does battle against both Eliot Ness and Frank Nitti when she attempts to organize an nationwide narcotics distribution network.
Special Guest Stars: Ruth Roman as Georgianna Drake, | Guest Stars: Joe Scott as Pinky Malone, Jay Adler as Maxie, Mario Gallo as Manny Kravitz, Mario Alcalde as Marty Gladwin, Grant Richards as Nick Dolov, Anne Helm as Marian Keyes, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, | Uncredited: Lovyss Bradley as Detox Ward Matron
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Sy Salkowitz
Songs: Anne Helm -- Mean to Me
 
69 :03x09 - City Without a Name (Dec/14/1961)
A virtually organized crime free eastern seaboard city might experience some changes. Lou Mungo has his foot in the door and Frank Nitti's representatives are on their way. Ness, Hobson, and Rossman travel there after a federal agent is murdered to try to prevent the gangs from gaining a foothold.
Guest Stars: William Boyett as Gilbert Burke, Harvey Stephens as Harvey Bodeen, Joseph Breen (1) as Blinky, Vic Perrin as Arnie Falken, George Keymas as Nick Vascovich, Theodore Marcuse as Oscar Symmes, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Mike Kellin as Lou Mungo, Paul Richards as Sebastian, | Uncredited: Frank Richards as Wainwright Killer, Russ Bender as Arnold Wainwright, Thomas Nello as Willie, Joseph Mell as Nitti Council Member
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: John Mantley
 
70 :03x10 - Hammerlock (Dec/21/1961)
Lepke Buchalter orders Bull Hanlon to bring the bakers of New York City into one of his protective "associations." Hanlon moves quickly but things hit a snag when the largest independent baker, Adam Stone, refuses to sign up. Hanlon then puts the squeeze on Stone's estranged daughter, Marcia.
Guest Stars: John McLiam as Truck Driver, Will Kuluva as Max Turkin, Joseph Donte (1) as Pep Loman, Robert Burton as Dennis Matson, Stewart Bradley as Knuckles Nolan, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Joe Kulak, Robert Carricart as Lepke Buchalter, John Larch as Bryan "Bull" Hanlon, Joan Staley as Marcia Stone, Harold Stone as Adam Stone, | Uncredited: Frank J. Scannell as Carnival Barker
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Mel Goldberg
 
71 :03x11 - Canada Run (Jan/04/1962)
A supposedly retired mobster settles in an economically depressed fishing village and begins spreading money around. The most expensive item he purchases is a huge lighted cross on top of a Catholic Church. The lit cross is used to guide boats making liquor runs in from Canada.
Special Guest Stars: Simon Oakland as Joe "Mr. Pal" Palakopolous, | Guest Stars: Arthur Hill as Father Francis Gregory, John Alderson as Grote, Michael Hinn as Jethro, Paul Bryar (1) as Urcel, Gene Roth as Weiss, Dabbs Greer as Agent Ned Ferber, Emile Meyer (1) as Speakeasy Owner, Than Wyenn as Frenchie LeBlanc, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti
Director: Bernard McEveety
Writer: Harry Kronman, Barry Trivers
 
72 :03x12 - Fall Guy (Jan/11/1962)
Mob accountant Julius Vernon, fixer Willie Wilinski, and gunman Frankie Gruder form a mob employment agency. When Ness and the Untouchables begin putting the squeeze on their activities, the trio set up a former big gangland boss named Joe Hovack to be the fall guy for their illegal activities.
Special Guest Stars: Jay C. Flippen as Big Joe Hovack, | Guest Stars: Robert Emhardt as Janos "Willie" Willinski, Jon Lormer as Finley Connors, Frank Cady as Larry Croft, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Cliff Carnell as Pete Gort, Herbie Faye as Lefty, Herschel Bernardi as Julius Vernon, Don Gordon as Frankie Gruder
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Writer: David P. Harmon
 
73 :03x13 - The Gang War (Jan/18/1962)
Frank Nitti orders an all-out gang war against Parnise Surigao, a hood who's been operating in an adjoining county and taking away much of his business. Ness and the Untouchables move in to put an end to things before the National Guard needs to be called out.
Guest Stars: Wayne Heffley as Swede, Paul Birch as Captain Browley, Dal McKennon as Phelps, Claudia Bryar (1) as Mrs. Phelps, Paul Dubov as Urcel, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, David Faulkner as Jimmy, Anne Whitfield as Sue, Peter Forster as Tony Masters, Joe Di Reda (1) as Rusty Miller, Ed Nelson as Johnny Preble, John Kellogg as Lucky, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Victor Buono as Parnise Surigao, | Uncredited: Charles Picerni as Machine Gunner, John Zaccaro as Surigao's Hood
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: John Mantley
 
74 :03x14 - The Silent Partner (Feb/01/1962)
Agent Hobson shoots and kills a man in a warehouse gun battle but then is shocked when Ness takes credit for the shooting. What Hobson doesn't know is that a mysterious underworld figure known as "the Partner" has threatened reprisals against the shooter and Ness is taking credit to protect his subordinate.
Special Guest Stars: Charles McGraw as Pete Kalik, | Guest Stars: Tim Graham (1) as Milk Truck Driver, Sydney Smith as Telford Barnes, John Milford as Woody Lubick, Stewart Bradley as Nails Hansen, Allyn Joslyn as Wallace Laughton, Dyan Cannon as Mavis Carroll, Bert Convy as Eddie Paris, Stanley Kahn as Les Keever, | Uncredited: Bruno VeSota as Reporter, Charles Horvath as Hood, Paul Sorenson as Convoy Truck Driver
Director: Abner Biberman
Writer: Harry Kronman
Songs: Dyan Cannon -- Take Me in Your Arms
 
75 :03x15 - The Whitey Steele Story (Feb/08/1962)
Ness goes undercover to San Francisco posing as a hood named Frederick "Whitey" Steele. His mission: to find out why the New York syndicate is taking such a special interest in a newly opened racetrack wire service in the city by the bay.
Special Guest Stars: Henry Silva as Joker, | Guest Stars: Ila Britton as Louise Bromley, Sean McClory as Captain Stanwood, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Joe Kulak, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Phillip Pine as Griff Darden, Eduardo Ciannelli as Gregory Pindar, Murray Hamilton as Michael Barrigan, Bing Russell as Frankie Brendon, | Uncredited: Hal K. Dawson as Vendor
Director: Abner Biberman
Writer: George Eckstein
 
76 :03x16 - The Death Tree (Feb/15/1962)
Renegade gypsy Janos Colescu, who's working for the Capone Mob, begins peddling rotgut whiskey in Chicago's gypsy neighborhood. Opposed by the ruling Bartok clan, Colescu begins killing them off one by one. Ness must protect Magda Bartok so she can take her rightful place as head of the Gypsy Senate.
Special Guest Stars: Charles Bronson as Janos Colescu, | Guest Stars: Sara Taft as Mrs. Bartok, Larry Breitman as Chestnut Vendor, Richard Bartell as Druggist, Cyril Delevanti as Newspaper Vendor, Otto Waldis as Rudolph Benosh, Eugene Iglesias as George, Booth Colman as Victor Bartok, Richard Bakalyan as Benno, Theodore Marcuse as Alex, Barbara Luna as Magda Bartok, Edward Asner as Fedor Bartok
Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Harry Kronman
 
77 :03x17 - Takeover (Mar/01/1962)
The North Side beer wars are on. Charlie Zenko appears to emerge as the winner when he has competitors Woody O'Meara and Franz Koenig blown up and arrested respectively. But an unexpected source sent by the New York syndicate comes to Koenig's rescue---it's Zenko's own son, Larry.
Special Guest Stars: Luther Adler as Charlie Zenko, | Guest Stars: Bruno VeSota as Defense Attorney, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Joe Kulak, Mort Mills as Woody O'Meara, John Banner as Franz Koenig, Collin Wilcox as Ann Gratzner, Leonard Nimoy as Packy, Robert Loggia as Leo Mencken/Larry Zenko, | Uncredited: John Mitchum as Brewery Worker, John Davis Chandler (1) as Machine Gunner
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Story: Theodore Apstein | Teleplay: Sy Salkowitz
 
78 :03x18 - The Stryker Brothers (Mar/08/1962)
The Stryker brothers are as nasty as they come. Train robberies and the doublecross are their specialties. When Ness confiscates evidence that could link them to a train robbery and murder the Strykers get retired arsonist Mr. Jaeger to burn the evidence which is being stored in the basement of the Federal Building. Jaegar is successful but then becomes the victim of that old, familiar Stryker doublecross.
Special Guest Stars: Nehemiah Persoff as Mr. Jaeger, | Guest Stars: Grant Richards as Frankie Resko, Arnold Freeman as Webster, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Buck Kartalian as Nate Stryker, Joseph Bernard as Alvin Stryker, Michael Strong as Morton Stryker, Frank Sutton as Benny Stryker, Michael Fox (1) as Lt. Miller
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Gilbert Ralston
 
79 :03x19 - Element of Danger (Mar/22/1962)
Ness gets on the trail of a cartel of businessmen sho have decided to enter the narcotics trade after an undercover cop is murdered in a Chicago warehouse. Victor Rait, the man responsible for setting up the drug operation, is a loose cannon both sides of the law must deal with. He's also the man who killed the undercover cop.
Special Guest Stars: Lee Marvin as Victor Rait, Victor Jory as Arnold Stegler, | Guest Stars: Howard Culver as Smitty, Hugh Sanders as Wiesbaden, Richard Reeves as Bartender, Sandra Warner as Gina, Paul Dubov as Greer, | Uncredited: Russ Bender as Daniel Gosden, Al Ruscio as Gus Krelig
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Writer: John Mantley
 
80 :03x20 - The Maggie Storm Story (Mar/29/1962)
Nightclub hostess and singer Maggie Storm is dealing narcotics out of her new club but she's wedged herself between a rock and a hard place: Eliot Ness is on the trail trying to close her down and Lepke Buchalter wants a huge cut of her action.
Special Guest Stars: Patricia Neal as Maggie Storm, | Guest Stars: Beverly Hills as Dancer, Thomas Nello as Waiter, Paul Bryar (1) as Gangster, Herman Rudin as Benny Rivas, Bernard Fein as Ed Harker, Joseph Ruskin as Lepke Buchalter, John Kellogg as Lucky Quinn, Vic Morrow as Vince Shirer, Frank DeKova as Gangster Dealing with Lepke
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: George Eckstein
 
81 :03x21 - Man in the Middle (Apr/05/1962)
After running the slot machines out of Chicago nearly two years before, Ness discovers that they're back with a vengeance. This time former Capone lieutenant Joe Bomar is heading up the operation. But Bomar has an informer in his midst named Benjie Liemer who's out to settle an old score.
Special Guest Stars: Martin Balsam as Benji Liemer, | Guest Stars: Paul Barselou as Walter Hale, Robert Christopher as Marty, Mike Mazurki as Moose Tobin, Gavin MacLeod as Porker Davis, Tom Drake (1) as Joe Bomar, Cloris Leachman as Julie Liemer, Louis A. Nicoletti as Floorman, | Uncredited: Joey Barnum as Taxi Driver
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Writer: Harry Kronman
 
82 :03x22 - Downfall (May/03/1962)
Joseph December, Jr., president of a nearly bankrupt railroad line, makes a deal with the Mob to transport whiskey down from Canada to Chicago over his railroad tracks. As Ness moves to get to the bottom of things, December finds himself sinking deeper and deeper into a quagmire of corruption.
Special Guest Stars: Steven Hill (1) as Joseph December, Jr., | Guest Stars: Jeff Davis (2) as Hood, William Challee as Mike Kilkenny, Carole Kent (1) as Secretary, Cathie Merchant as Singer, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Stefan Schnabel as Henry Grunther, Milton Selzer as Alan Sitkin, Simon Oakland as Pete "the Persuader" Kalmisky
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Robert Yale Libott
Songs: Cathie Merchant -- It All Depends on You
 
83 :03x23 - The Case Against Eliot Ness (May/10/1962)
Eliot Ness is sued for slander by former alderman and civic benefactor Mitchell Grandin when he accuses Grandin of being in league with killers. Frank Nitti is only too willing to assist Grandin in putting Ness in the breadline but he demands a high price in return for his "services."
Special Guest Stars: Pat Hingle as Mitchell Grandin, | Guest Stars: Shirley O'Hara as Mrs. Halvorsen, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Robert Palmer (2) as Billy Cooner, Sid Haig as Augie, Martin Clark (1) as Superintendant, Joe Turkel as Birdie Yates, Cliff Carnell as Dolph Cagle, Jeanne Cooper as Fran Cagle, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, George Murdock as Gus Dmytryk, | Uncredited: Bruno VeSota as Reporter, Christine Carter as Woman in Room 23
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Writer: George Eckstein
 
84 :03x24 - The Ginnie Littlesmith Story (May/17/1962)
Spinster Ginnie Littlesmith comes into possession of ledgers containing damning evidence against a nationwide vice syndicate known as "the Group." When Ginnie disappears it's a race between the Group and the Untouchables to find her.
Special Guest Stars: Phyllis Love as Ginnie Littlesmith, | Guest Stars: Don Gordon as Vic Cassandros, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Toni Tucci as Fay, John McLiam as Priest, Leonard Strong as Ben Poe, Barnaby Hale as Owen Enters, Brooke Byron as Mary LaRose, Barbara Pepper as Mrs. Littlesmith, Harry Swoger as Chez Goshen, | Uncredited: John Harmon (1) as Hotel Clerk, Linda Evans as Gert Littlesmith, Marlene Callahan as Laura Littlesmith, Jeno Mate as Smitty Kopek
Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Leonard Kantor
 
85 :03x25 - The Contract (May/31/1962)
Smiley Barris, a material witness against the New York syndicate, jumps bail and heads cross country to Los Angeles where he hopes his old pal Johnny Templar, the owner of a gambling ship, will provide him with shelter from both sides of the law. Johnny agrees but then gets a call from New York rackets boss Joe Kulak giving him the contract to kill Smiley.
Special Guest Stars: Harry Guardino as Johnny Templar, | Guest Stars: Dick Haynes (1) as Launch Attendant, Paul Baxley as Boatman, Michael Barrier as Sgt. Jennings, Kelly Thordsen as Edwin T. McCain, Lane Bradford as Captain Fuller, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Joe Kulak, John Larkin as Ray Quist, Frank Sutton as Smiley Barris, Gloria Talbott as Jeanne Lauder, | Uncredited: Gene Coogan as Gambler
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Writer: George Eckstein
 
86 :03x26 - Pressure (Jun/14/1962)
Ganglord Louie "the Bear" Madikoff threatens to blow up a schoolhouse full of children unless Ness lays off his narcotics runners. Ness refuses to buckle under to the threat and hopes that Madikoff's own son can aid him in preventing disaster.
Special Guest Stars: Darryl Hickman as Danny Madikoff, | Guest Stars: Jon Lormer as School Superintendant, Arthur Malet as Brother Adam, Robert Carricart as Lucky Luciano, Stewart Bradley as Wally Corbin, Warren Oates as Artie "the Firecracker" Krebs, Jack Elam as Jug Alverson, Booth Colman as Mike Pavanos, Collin Wilcox as Francie Pavanos, Harold Stone as Louie "the Bear" Madikoff, Robert Bice as Captain Johnson, Frank Wilcox as Beecher Asbury
Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Harry Kronman, Del Reisman
 
87 :03x27 - Arsenal (Jun/28/1962)
In the wake of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Ness confiscates the weapons of the underworld. This doesn't stop Frank Nitti from finding ways to acquire more so he can use them against chief rival Bugs Moran.
Guest Stars: K. L. Smith as Javitt, Johnny Seven as Lefty, George Matthews (1) as Matt Malloy, Karl Swenson as Stanley Zolinski, Kevin Hagen as Jan Tobek, Robert J. Wilke as George "Bugs" Moran, Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Salome Jens as Eva Tobek
Director: Paul Wendkos
Writer: John Mantley
 
88 :03x28 - The Monkey Wrench (Jul/05/1962)
Frank Nitti begins smuggling in brewmasters from Germany to turn out a better brand of beer. Faced with a loss of revenue from Nitti's superior brew, East Coast mobsters send the psychotic Karl Hansa to throw a monkey wrench into the operation.
Special Guest Stars: Dolores Dorn as Mady Koerner, | Guest Stars: Bruce Gordon (1) as Frank Nitti, Claude Akins as Karl Hansa / Karl Schmidt, Warren J. Kemmerling as Dutch Schultz, Sheldon Allman as Louie, Cliff Osmond as Barney Kova, Albert Szabo as Max Koerner, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Joe Kulak
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Story: Sy Salkowitz | Teleplay: George Eckstein
 
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