So Long, Patrick Henry
Episode 1
Aired 09-15-1965
Episode 1
Aired 09-15-1965
Guest Stars:
Ivan Dixon as Elroy Browne
Cicely Tyson as Princess Amara
Richard Loo as Mr. Tsung
Rickey Der as Mickey
Tiger Joe Marsh; John Lasell; James Hong; Nick Colasanto;
Alex Finlayson; James Shen; Harold Fong;
Gerald Jamn; John Livingston
Written by Robert Culp
Directed by Leo Penn
Directed by Leo Penn
An American athlete, Elroy Browne, and his fiancee, Princess Arara, arrive in Hong Kong heavily guarded.
Browne is there to offer his endorsement of the proposed Afro-Asian Olympics, which may create an international incident. There is a minor story line involving the bellboy, Mickey, who calls himself "Double O 7"
Browne is there to offer his endorsement of the proposed Afro-Asian Olympics, which may create an international incident. There is a minor story line involving the bellboy, Mickey, who calls himself "Double O 7"
A Cup Of Kindness
Episode 2
Aired 09-22-1965
Episode 2
Aired 09-22-1965
Written by Morton Fine and David Freidkin
Directed by Leo Penn
Guest Stars:
David Frieidkin as Russ Conley
Irene Tsu; Lee Kalima; Robin Lee; Tommy Lee
In Hong Kong, Robinson and Scott are ordered to kill one of their own colleagues who has turned traitor.
The episode carries a theme which comes up throughout the series - the conflict between personal feelings and the job
The episode carries a theme which comes up throughout the series - the conflict between personal feelings and the job
Carry Me Back To Old Tsing Tao
Episode 3
Aired 09/29/1965
Episode 3
Aired 09/29/1965
Guest Stars:
Pilar Seurat as Catherine
Philip Ahn as Charley Huan
Bernard Fox as Harold
David Sheiner as Turkey
Michael Conrad as Morton
Joan Swift; George Murdock; Larry Thor; Allen Jung; Lang Yun;
Beulah Quo; Nancy Wong; Hans William Lee
Pilar Seurat as Catherine
Philip Ahn as Charley Huan
Bernard Fox as Harold
David Sheiner as Turkey
Michael Conrad as Morton
Joan Swift; George Murdock; Larry Thor; Allen Jung; Lang Yun;
Beulah Quo; Nancy Wong; Hans William Lee
Written by David Karp
Directed by Mark Rydell
Directed by Mark Rydell
An aging Chinese-American merchant, Charley Huan,
asks agents Robinson and Scott
to deliver a million dollars
in back taxes to the United States so he can return to his native village.
This episode is a good example of the sarcastic banter that Robert Culp and Bill Cosby did so well.
in back taxes to the United States so he can return to his native village.
This episode is a good example of the sarcastic banter that Robert Culp and Bill Cosby did so well.
