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| Title: | Line of Fire |
| Episode Number: | 117 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 29 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday May 14th, 1963 |
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When two of his girls are killed by a sniper, dance hall owner Marty Pulaski suspects that competitor Vince Bogan is responsible but in reality the killer is Marty's mentally unstable brother, Herbie.
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This was the final episode of the series to be filmed.
| One thing different about Theodore Marcuse's appearance in this episode from previous ones is that his head isn't shaved completely bald. He has some hair on his temples.
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Marty:Jake, you're asking the impossible.
Szabo: But asking.
| Marty: (about Ellie Haskell) She was a nice girl.
Gunther: Let's not get carried away. She danced for dimes.
| Marty: (to Cully) I pay you to run this place. You have your headaches on your own time.
| Marty: You better talk to your tailor.
Bogan: About what?
Marty: About a bulletproof suit.
| Marty: (to Cully) You do the worrying. I'll do the shooting.
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In this episode, the final one filmed, we get to see one of the major flaws of the show's final season--lack of screen time for the Untouchables themselves. Robert Stack only has approximately a minute and a half of screen time and Paul Picerni only slightly more. One gets a feeling that the script for this one was written for another cop show and adapted rather poorly to fit The Untouchables.
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