Seven Eleven

Episode aired Oct 4, 1974
49m

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

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Angie Dickinson, Earl Holliman, and John Larch in Police Woman (1974)

Action Crime Drama

To find out who's running a complex heroin smuggling chain, Pepper goes undercover and works an airline stewardess.To find out who's running a complex heroin smuggling chain, Pepper goes undercover and works an airline stewardess.To find out who's running a complex heroin smuggling chain, Pepper goes undercover and works an airline stewardess.

Director
- Richard Benedict
Writers
- Robert L. Collins
- Frank Telford
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Richard Benedict
Writers
- Robert L. Collins
- Frank Telford
Stars

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See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The comic book Royster is reading at the airport is 'Everything's Archie' #34 (August 1974). The magazine on which Styles writes his note to Pepper is the August 1974 issue of 'Golf Digest'.

Quotes
Sgt. Bill Crowley: Pep, when you were growin' up, did you ever want to be a stewardess?
Sgt. Suzanne 'Pepper' Anderson: No.
Sgt. Bill Crowley: Good, you'll learn to love it. We'll put you on seven-eleven as an extra girl, trainee. It's not a bad idea. Y'know, what do we have to lose?
Sgt. Suzanne 'Pepper' Anderson: What does he mean "we"?

Connections
References Police Story (1973)

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6/10

Seven Eleven

It opens with the death of one of Pepper Anderson's snitch. It looks she was eliminated because she was talking to the police. At least she imparted some information to Pepper before she died.

There is a heroin smuggling ring and some air stewardesses might be bringing the drugs in. Pepper goes undercover as a stewardess with an airline.

Royster and Styles keep tabs on her. All of them are interested in who is bankrolling the drugs.

One of the people of interest is Tony Bonner (Larry Hagman) but he and his associates might be too crafty to pin down by the police.

Once again this is slightly grimy episode. You sense Angie Dickinson glams it up a little by going undercover.

Here the sidekicks play an instrumental part. Royster has a hunch.