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The Untouchables (1959)
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| Title: | The Gang War |
| Episode Number: | 73 |
| Season: | 3 |
| Season Episode #.: | 13 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday January 18th, 1962 |
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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.
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| Rusty Miller has to rank as the toughest character in show history. He manages to survive a plane crash, kidnapping, shooting, and a brutal beating from Nitt's hoods.
| John Kellogg would return a few episodes later in The Maggie Storm Story where he would also appear as a character named Lucky.
| Location: Chicago
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| Nitti: A lotta smart operators have tried to buck the organization and failed.
Surigao: There's always a first time.
Nitti: And a last. If I was you I'd remember that.
| Lucky: I thought farm folks were supposed to be more friendly. Can't count on nothing these days.
| Urcel: Frank, I think we oughta discuss this quietly.
Nitti: All right, we'll discuss it, and when we're through discussin', we'll hit.
| Ness: Your men with machine guns, you were just protecting yourselves?
Grayson: Sure, we were just protecting our interests.
| Nitti: Lucky! They call you Lucky! What is that name--for laughs?
| Ness: Nitti never could sit in Big Al's chair anyway.
Nitti: Why you......(slugs Ness)
| Nitti: Surigao? What kinda country we runnin' here? Everytime you turn around, some lousy foreigner's tryin' to muscle in.
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| This one has the feel of an old-time Saturday Matinee serial. You have plane crashes, kidnappings, gun battles, and three Eliot Ness/Frank Nitti confrontations. Another great episode of a great series.
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