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| Title: | An Eye for an Eye |
| Episode Number: | 107 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 19 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday February 19th, 1963 |
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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.
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This episode marked the final appearance of Frank Wilcox as United States Attorney Beecher Asbury.
| Joseph Turkel had previously played a Purple Gang member in the Season Two episode of that name.
| Location: Chicago
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Girsch: You live clean it pays off.
| Girsch: I'm not ambitious, Harry. I'm greedy.
| Girsch: (about the cake) I'm waitin' for a blonde to jump out and do a bubble dance.
| Girsch: I wanna pay for the funeral.
Tarasovich: No, you already did all you can for him.
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The real life Sollie Girsch was a triggerman for Dutch Schultz who probably never set foot in Chicago his entire life. He was also reputedly one tough hombre not the wet noodle he's portrayed as in this episode.
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George Voskovec gives a fine performance as a witness against the Mob but other than that there's not much to recommend about this episode. Weak even by Season Four standards.
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