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S2.E16
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Episode aired Jan 30, 1977
1h
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7.7
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13
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Director
Bruce Kessler
Writers
David Taylor
Glen A. Larson
Stars
Robert Wagner
Eddie Albert
Charlie Callas
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IMDb RATING
7.7
/10
13
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Director
Bruce Kessler
Writers
David Taylor
Glen A. Larson
Stars
Robert Wagner
Eddie Albert
Charlie Callas
See production info at IMDbPro
See production info at IMDbPro
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Robert Wagner
Pete T. Ryan
Eddie Albert
Frank MacBride
Charlie Callas
Malcolm Argos
Sharon Gless
Maggie Philbin
Pernell Roberts
Barnes
Bill Fletcher
Westerton
Linda Gray
Alison
Myron Healey
Security Guard
Mala Powers
Sally Odden
William Bryant
Lt. Stafford Shilton
Charles Stewart
Jake Odden
Mindi Miller
Revel
John McKee
Mailman
(as John R. McKee)
Mieko Kobayashi
Receptionist
(as Mieko Kobayashi McCulloch)
Director
Bruce Kessler
Writers
David Taylor
Glen A. Larson
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Release date
January 30, 1977 (United States)
Language
English
Filming locations
Southern California, California, USA
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Production companies
Glen A. Larson Productions
Universal Television
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Runtime
1 hour
Color
Color
Sound mix
Mono
Aspect ratio
1.33 : 1
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