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A writer arrives in a small town to investigate the circumstances of a bank robbery in which the money was never found.
A writer arrives in a small town to investigate the circumstances of a bank robbery in which the money was never found.
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S5, EP36 "Letter of Credit"A writer arrives in a small town to investigate the circumstances of a bank robbery in which the money was never found.
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S5, EP37 "Escape to Sonoita"Two kidnappers come upon a tanker in the middle of the desert and decide to make their escape in it. With Burt Reynolds and James Bell.
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S5, EP38 "Hooked"A man (Robert Horton) schemes with a young woman (Anne Francis) to get rid of his wealthy wife (Vivienne Segal).
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S3, EP24 "Foghorn"A woman (Barbara Bel Geddes) falls in love with another man (Michael Rennie) at her engagement party.
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S5, EP35 "The Schartz-Metterklume Method"The arrival of a new governess (Hermione Gingold) at the Wellington household has surprising results. With Elspeth March.
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S5, EP34 "Cell 227"Judgment day approaches for an innocent man (Brian Keith) who is facing the gas chamber for murder. With James Westerfield.
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S5, EP33 "Party Line"Much to her demise, a woman shares a party line with two nosy neighbors.
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S5, EP32 "One Grave Too Many"An unemployed man (Jeremy Slate) steals the wallet of a stranger he sees collapse on the street.
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