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| Title: | The Whitey Steele Story |
| Episode Number: | 75 |
| Season: | 3 |
| Season Episode #.: | 15 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday February 08th, 1962 |
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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.
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This is one of two episodes in which Eliot Ness goes undercover. The second would be The Jazz Man which aired in Season Four.
| This marks the only episode in which Eliot Ness gets wounded.
| None of the supporting Untouchables are prominent in this episode. Youngfellow and Rossman do not appear and Hobson and Rico have only brief cameos.
| Locations: New York City, San Francisco
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Stanwood: Are you going straight, Darden?
Darden: Like a arrow.
| Kulak: Tomorow night. Do I make myself clear?
Barrigan: You're not too subtle, Kulak.
| Ness: (to Barrigan) Kulak's deals are pretty one-sided.
| Joker: A friend wants to see you.
Barrigan; You wouldn't know any of my friends, Joker.
| Kulak: It's beginning to rain, Mr. Barrigan. Surely you know enough to come in out of it.
| Ness: (to Barrigan) You get in a hole with Kulak you can yell your head off. Nobody will be listening.
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Here we have a change of pace for Robert Stack. In an undercover role he gets the chance to dress and act like a hoodlum and pulls it off nicely.
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