Danny Was A Million Laughs
Episode 7
Aired 10-27-1965
Episode 7
Aired 10-27-1965
Guest Stars:
Martin Landau as Danny Preston
Jeanette Nolan as Helen Robinson
Keye Luke as Lt. How
Linda Ho as Nancy
Aki Aleony as Kim
Ronald Starr; Nick Colasanto; Larry Duran; John Barclay; David Chow;
Willie Soo Hoo; H. W. Gim; Alan Chee
Martin Landau as Danny Preston
Jeanette Nolan as Helen Robinson
Keye Luke as Lt. How
Linda Ho as Nancy
Aki Aleony as Kim
Ronald Starr; Nick Colasanto; Larry Duran; John Barclay; David Chow;
Willie Soo Hoo; H. W. Gim; Alan Chee
Written by Arthur Dales
Directed by Mark Rydell
Directed by Mark Rydell
Scotty and Kelly's assignment is to protect and arrogant, obnoxious mobster while he awaits extradition from Hong Kong.
Since the government expects him to be an informant, his colleagues would like to see him dead.
Jeanette Nolan's character will return in a future episode.
Since the government expects him to be an informant, his colleagues would like to see him dead.
Jeanette Nolan's character will return in a future episode.
The Time of the Knife
Episode 8
Aired 11-03-1965
Episode 8
Aired 11-03-1965
Guest Stars:
Madlyn Rhue as Jean Dillard
Warren Stevens as Michael Fane
Jay Novello as Corday
John Van Dreelen as Kraft
Dale Ishimoto; June Kim; David Chow
Madlyn Rhue as Jean Dillard
Warren Stevens as Michael Fane
Jay Novello as Corday
John Van Dreelen as Kraft
Dale Ishimoto; June Kim; David Chow
Written by Gilbert Ralston - Directed by Paul Wendkos
Missing microfilm is involved in the untimely death of agent Michael Fane in Kyoto, Japan,
and places his bereaved fiancee, Jean Dillard, in great danger
and places his bereaved fiancee, Jean Dillard, in great danger
No Exchange On Damaged Merchandise
Episode 9
Aired 11-13-1965
Episode 9
Aired 11-13-1965
Guest Stars:
Sue Randall as Louise Richards
Mako as Jinny
H. T. Tsiang as Jinny's father
Kai Hernandez as the secretary
Byron Morrow as Bentley Reed
Marlin Priest as Lee Pink
Steve Gravers as Capt. Richards
Angela Korens as the stripper
Soon Tak Oh as the announcer
Kurt Kreuger as Eric Thorsten
Sue Randall as Louise Richards
Mako as Jinny
H. T. Tsiang as Jinny's father
Kai Hernandez as the secretary
Byron Morrow as Bentley Reed
Marlin Priest as Lee Pink
Steve Gravers as Capt. Richards
Angela Korens as the stripper
Soon Tak Oh as the announcer
Kurt Kreuger as Eric Thorsten
Writted by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson
Directed by Leo Penn
Directed by Leo Penn
In Hong Kong, Kelly and Scott search for a double agent in order to arrange a trade for a captured American pilot.
Their search is complicated by the presence of the pilot's wife who feels the government is not doing enough to effect his return. The story is told in flashbacks while Kelly tries to figure out how to get reimbursed for his watch which was destroyed during this assignment.
While trying to decide how to find the double agent in a city of a few million people:
Kelly: On the other hand, there's always the Yankee dollar. It'll buy much bread and secrets. Has been know to buy a man's hiding place right out from under 'em.
Scott: Ah, but the trouble is, the seller of the secret will turn and sell your secret to the guy whose secret he sold when he sold the secret after he sold 'em.
Their search is complicated by the presence of the pilot's wife who feels the government is not doing enough to effect his return. The story is told in flashbacks while Kelly tries to figure out how to get reimbursed for his watch which was destroyed during this assignment.
While trying to decide how to find the double agent in a city of a few million people:
Kelly: On the other hand, there's always the Yankee dollar. It'll buy much bread and secrets. Has been know to buy a man's hiding place right out from under 'em.
Scott: Ah, but the trouble is, the seller of the secret will turn and sell your secret to the guy whose secret he sold when he sold the secret after he sold 'em.
