S. 2.E. 2

The Escape

Folge lief am 2. Okt. 1966
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuConvicted murderer Larry Drake is freed during a brazen escape that results in the deaths of three law-enforcement officers. One of them was a good friend of Inspector Lewis Erskine, who was... Alles lesenConvicted murderer Larry Drake is freed during a brazen escape that results in the deaths of three law-enforcement officers. One of them was a good friend of Inspector Lewis Erskine, who was the godfather to the man's oldest son. Steve Drake, the killer's brother, has organized t... Alles lesenConvicted murderer Larry Drake is freed during a brazen escape that results in the deaths of three law-enforcement officers. One of them was a good friend of Inspector Lewis Erskine, who was the godfather to the man's oldest son. Steve Drake, the killer's brother, has organized the escape and another brother, Eddie, was a participant. But Larry, in love with Steve's w... Alles lesen

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10/10

I concur Planktonrules's review

And I give it a 10 for more than star power. A well written script by a now forgotten actor from this series and another soap opera, GENERAL HOSPITAL.

Hard to believe this series was very popular back in its heyday (before our current government meltdown with the FBI and CIA).

Roy Thinnes and Lynn Loring were married at the time he made at least two episodes of this series prior to THE INVADERS, another QM production. Just wished Lynn hadn't been written out of the series.

One other thought. Steven Brooks, Jim Rhodes in this series for two years, was outstanding, period! He also excelled in an episode of Star Trek: TOS.

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Roy Thinnes would later star in another Quinn Martin production, The Invaders, which ran from early 1967 to the end of the 1967-1968 season. That show was QM's foray into science fiction. In real life, Mr. Thinnes was also married to Lynn Loring, who played Barbara Erskine in Season 1.