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A man's ambition to be the best pool shark on Chicago's Randolph Street carries a high cost. With Jonathan Winters, Jack Klugman.
A man's ambition to be the best pool shark on Chicago's Randolph Street carries a high cost. With Jonathan Winters, Jack Klugman.
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S3, EP9 "Death's Head Revisited"At the Dachau concentration camp, a former Nazi is tried by a phantom jury of his tortured victims.
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S3, EP5 "A Game of Pool"A man's ambition to be the best pool shark on Chicago's Randolph Street carries a high cost. With Jonathan Winters, Jack Klugman.
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