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12 O'CLOCK HIGH Episode Guide
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78 episodes from 9/18/64 to 1/13/67, ABC
Filmed in black & white with 17 color episodes (Sept. 9, 1966 - Jan. 13, 1967)
The color episodes began with the opening "Next...12 O'Clock High...In Color"
Plot Summary
This series chronicles the adventures--in the air and on the ground--of the
men of the 918th Bombardment Group of the U.S. Eighth Air Force.
First commanded by irascible General Frank Savage--and later by
Colonel Joe Gallagher, the son of a Pentagon General--the Group is
stationed in England, and flies long-range bombing missions into
German-held Europe. Characters based on the novel,
12 O'CLOCK HIGH, by Beirne Lay, Jr. and Sy Bartlett
Summary written by Marg Baskin {[email protected]}
Series Synopsis-from TV Guide Fall Preview Issue 9/19/64
12 O'Clock High (based on the movie) will take all flyboys back, especially
those who served in the 8th Air Force in England. There are the scenes in
the briefing rooms, with the maps all around, where the G-2 stands up and says,
"OK, you guys, this is it"; and the general atop the tower waits for the
squadrons return, saying he'd "rather be up there any day, than down here
sweating it out." And the other general says "you know Frank, that you are
not expendable." The pricipals - Robert Lansing (87th Precinct), Frank Overton,
John Larkin of the soap operas, and Lew Gallo - make it sound believable.
They are helped by the authentic settings and props - the pubs, the down-to-earth GI
costuming, the footage from actual World War II combat, and B-17's, P-47's, and
other aircraft of the day. "Off we go..." Debut: ABC, Sept. 18.
Cast
Robert Lansing.......Brigadier General Frank Savage (1964-1965)
John Larkin..........Major General Wiley Crowe (1964-1965)
Frank Overton........Major Harvey Stovall (1964-1967)
Paul Burke...........Colonel Joseph Anson Gallagher (1965-1967)
Andrew Duggan........Brigadier General Ed Britt
Chris Robinson.......Tech. Sergeant Alexander "Sandy" Komansky
Executive Producer...............Quinn Martin
Producer.........................Frank Glickman
Associate Producer...............Charles Larson, Phillip Saltzman
Asst. to the Executive Director..Arthur Fellows
Directors of Photography
Meredith Nicholson, A.C.E.
Wiliam W Spencer, A.C.E.
Paul Vogel, A.C.E.
Frank V Phillips, A.C.E.
Eugene Polito, A.C.E.
Kenneth Peach, A.C.E.
Robert Moreno
Carl Guthrie, A.C.E.
George T. Clemens, A.C.E.
12 O'Clock High Theme by.........Dominic Frontiere
Music Supervision................Lionel Newman, Fred Steiner
Production Manager...............Gaston Glass
Unit Production Manager..........Howard Alston
Art Directors....................Jack Martin Smith & Richard Y. Haman
Set Decorators...................Walter M. Scott & Glen Daniels
Film Editors
Anthony Wollner, A.C.E.
Jerry Young, A.C.E.
Walter Hanneman, A.C.E.
Jodie Copelan, A.C.E.
Post Production Supervisor.......John Elizalde
Post Production Coordinator......Robert Mintz
Sound Effects Editor.............Jack Jackson
Supervising Music Editor.........Leonard A. Engel
Music Editor.....................Kenneth Runyon
Assistant Directors
Victor Vallejo
Jack Aldworth
Assistant to Producer............John Conwell
Chief Electrician................Harry Sunby
Production Mixer.................Karl Zint
In Charge of Production..........Quinn Martin for QM Productions
In Association with William Self for 20th Century Fox Television, Inc.
The producers extend their thanks to the Department of Defense, specifically
the Air Force, for their assistance in the production of 12 O'Clock High
Awards
1965 nominated for Golden Globe - Best TV Series
(Burkes Law & The Rogues tied for first)
1967 "The All American" won Eddie for Best edited TV program
(Jodie Copelan, American Cinema Editor USA)
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1. Golden Boy had Nine Black Sheep 9/18/64
Gen. Savage puts a (Paul Burke), a general's son, in charge of all the
misfits in the squadron and challenges him to whip misfits into a sharp
bombing crew.
w: Al C Ward
d: Don Medford
Paul Burke..............Captain Gallagher
Joby Baker..............Lieutenant Blake
Bruce Dern..............Lieutenant Michaels
Paul Comi...............Lieutenant Kelly
Burt Douglas............Lieutenant Crandall
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
2. Follow the Leader 9/25/64
Gen. Savage relies on a bombardier for the success of a bomb-run.
Against advice, Savage orders an entire bombing run to be directed by
the sharp eyes of a troubled bombardier (Andrew Prine).
To improve bombing effectiveness, General Savage tries a new technique
The whole group is to depend on the accuracy of the bombardier in the
lead plane.
w: Beirne Lay, Jr.
d: William A. Graham
Paul Carr...............Lieutenant Jesse Bishop
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Andrew Prine............Lieutenant Robert Mellon
Barney Phillips.........Dr. Kaiser
Bert Remsen.............Sergeant Nero
Jud Taylor..............Lieutenant Harold Zimmerman
Paul Newlan.............General Pritchard
Dan Barton..............Captain Gately
Judy Carne..............Jill
3. The Men and The Boys 10/2/64
Wade Ritchie breaks formation against orders to escort a stricken
B-17 and saves the lives of the crew - and he's court martialed for
his efforts.
Savage faces criticism when he court-martials a pilot who broke
formation to help a friend.
w: Harold Jack Bloom
d: William A. Graham
Glenn Corbett...........Lieutenant Tom Lockridge
Lou Antonio.............Captain Wade Ritchie
Sally Kellerman.........Lieutenant Libby MacAndrews
Hazel Court.............Liz
Alan Reed, Jr...........Jonsey
James Noah..............Pete
James Secrest...........Mike
Lyle Sudrow.............Prosecuting Attorney
Lew Brown...............Defense Attorney
4. Pressure Point 10/9/64
Gen. Savage is caught between what he believes is needed in the air
war and political hostility toward the Air Force.
Sen. Clayton Johnson of the Appropriations Committee visits England
to re-evaluate the whole Air Force program, and the senator is no
friend of the Air Force or of General Savage.
Savage acts on his own initiative when he is caught between his own
convictions and a senator's contrary recommendations.
w: John T. Dugan
d: William A. Graham
Larry Gates.............Senator Johnson
Robert Doyle............Sergeant Eddie Pryor
Elen Willard............April Barrett
Paul Newlan.............General Pritchard
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Jason Wingreen..........Major Rosen
Jud Taylor..............Sergeant Loren
Robert Hogan............Captain Mewlay
Bert Remsen.............Sergeant Nero
Bill Cort...............Lieutenant O'Leary
Brendan Dillon..........Vicar of Archbury
5. Sound of Distant Thunder 10/16/64
Gen. Savage decides to make an amazing bombardier into Air Force material.
Lt. Andy Lathrop may be a country boy, but he's also a resourseful,
accurate bombardier - so Savage sets out to make him a career man.
Savage works to transform an awkward youth (Peter Fonda) with surprising
talents into an able serviceman.
w: Edward J. Lakso
d: Don Medford
Peter Fonda.............Lieutenant Andy Lathrop
Jill Haworth............Mary Lean
Hedley Mattingly........Tom Lean
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Charles Kuenstle........Jeep Driver
John Alderman...........Lieutenant Smith
6. The Climate of Doubt 10/23/64
French resistance fighter Nicole convinces her former lover Wiley to
include a secondary target on a mission. Gen. Crowe orders Savage on a
suicide mission in support of Nicole's underground operation. Savage
protests that the mission is personal. The effort results in heavy losses
and a Board of Inquiry (Court Martial) of Gen. Crowe. However, during the
hearing Savage defends Wiley? decision and the court agrees.
Gen. Crowe's command judgment comes under fire when a risky mission he
ordered to aid the French resistance results in high casualties.
w: Harold Jack Bloom
d: Don Medford
John Larkin.............General Wiley Crowe
Viveca Linfors..........Nicole Trouchard
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Mitzy Hoag..............Dorothy Hall
Ralph Hanalei...........Sergeant "Pineapple"
Jacquez Roux............Henri Lau
Jack Powers.............Co-pilot
Bernard Fox.............Colonel Charles
Carl Benton Rei.........Major General
David White.............Brigadier General
Aircraft: High Flier
7. Decision 11/6/64
Gen. Savage and other officers must make difficult decisions when
confronted with a well-defended German target.
On his 25th mission Major Temple and crew are shot down and held prisoner
by the Germans at a strategic factory in an effort to disuade the Americans
from bombing. The men are able to indicate to observation aircraft which
building is the main target. Savage goes in with one plane to pinpoint bomb
the building in an effort to spare the prisoners and his old friend Temple.
The effort is a sucess but Temple is killed.
teleplay: Clair Huffaker and Jack Turley
story: Clair Huffaker
d: William A. Graham
Tim O?onnor............Major Jack Temple
John van Dreelan........General Hoeptner
Hunt Powers.............Lieutenant Kinner
Kip King................Sergeant Weinstock
Steve Harris............Sergeant Nichols
Buck Taylor.............Corporal Moody
Peter Duryea............Lieutenant Peters
Walter Friedel..........Aide
8. Hours Before Dawn 11/13/64
Gen. Savage seeks shelter during an air raid and becomes a
German hostage.
Both Savage and a British girl (Glynis Johns) who gave him shelter
become prisoners of a downed German flier (Fritz Weaver).
w: Donald S. Sanford
d: Don Medford
Glynis Johns............Jennifer Heath
Fritz Weaver............Peter Haff
John McLiam.............Doker Drew
Maurice Dallimore.......Major Colin
Robert Brubaker.........Colonel Meyers
John Zaremba............General Stoneman
Gil Stuart..............Policeman
Eric Micklewood.........Sergeant Albert
9. Appointment at Leige 11/20/64
Gen. Savage discovers something about a war hero.
Major Gus Denver returns to the 918th from the States, where he was on
leave for a mental disorder. He learns his crew had been killed on a
mission over Liege and goes on a personal mission (against orders) to
destroy the anti-aircraft batteries that killed them.
teleplay: Charles Larson
story: John McGreevey
d: Don Medford
Gary Lockwood...........Major August 'Gus' Denver
Nancy Kovack............Lieutenant Irene Cooper
Hazel Court.............Liz
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Wynn Pearse.............Sergeant
Burt Metcalfe...........Lieutenant Colonel Chandler
Yale Summers............Lieutenant Vale
Peter E. Deuel..........Lieutenant Benning
Jonathan Lippe..........Radioman
Major Cobb's first name - "Joe"
10. Interlude 11/27/64
Emotionally battered Gen. Savage falls in love with a frail Scottish
woman during his vacation.
w: Dean Riesner
d: William A. Graham
Dana Wynter.............Anne Macrae
Rhys Williams...........Adam Macrae
Jack Raine..............Doctor Gunn
Arthur Malet............Macutcheon
Ken Berry...............The Captain
Ashley Cowan............Ticket Seller
Don Spruance............Dawson
Molly Roden.............Lieutenant Butterford
James Wixted............Eddie
Roy Dean................Sam
11. Here's to Corageous Cowards 12/4/64
Gen. Savage discovers a member of his staff is an exceptional gunner.
Contientious objector Lawrence draws the anger of veteran pilot Morse who
is nearly at his breaking point. Lawrence turns out to be an outstanding
gunner and when his friend is killed Savage convinces him to fly missions
and Morse to step down.
w: Al C. Ward
d: Don Medford
Brandon deWilde.........Cpl. Lawrence
Gerald O'Loughlin.......Joe 'Mac' Morse
Dabney Coleman..........Captain Wilson
Jimmy Hawkins...........Sergeant Smith
John Newton.............Sergeant Meadows
Michael Harris..........Ground Crew Chief
Aircraft: Terrible Tillie
12. Soldiers Sometimes Kill 12/11/64
Gen. Savage experiences a loss of memory and becomes a suspect in a
murder case.
Amnesia resulting from a head injury leaves Savage without a defense
when he is accused of murder.
teleplay: Edmund H. North and Charles Larson
story: Edmund H. North
d: Sutton Roley
John Williams...........Inspector Thorne
Murray Matheson.........Nicholas Redgrave
Victoria Shaw...........Barbara Talbot
Tom Skerritt............Lieutenant Ryan
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Terence Vliet...........Pagget
Patrick O'Moore.........Maitre d'
Barry Macollum..........Morrison
13. The Suspected 12/18/64
A sergeant in Gen. Savage's command is suspected of being an escaped
convict.
War correspondent Moran suspects Driscoll of being wanted for murder and
having joined the Air Force under an assumed name. When Moran is killed
during his investigation Savage's friendship towards Driscoll is
challanged. Savage is blinded during a mission when his plane is damaged.
All of the crew bails out except Driscoll who helps land the plane. Savage
convinces Driscoll to return home and correct the wrongful murder charges.
teleplay: Jack Turley and Charles Larson
story: Ken Pettus
d: Don Medford
Michael Callen..........Sergeant Driscoll
Antoinette Bower........Meg Driscoll
Edward Binns............Clifford Moran
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Jason Wingreen..........Major Rosen
John Orchard............Phillip Fraser
Nick Blair..............Cpl. Wagner
14. An Act of War 12/25/64
Gen. Savage is shot down behind enemy lines and must use his parachute
Savage conducts his own investigation into conflicting reports on the
success of an air raid.
w: Donald S. Sanford
d: William H. Graham
Norman Fell.............Lieutenant Canello
John Kerr...............Major Herrick
Michael Davis...........Paul Cadot
Len Gallo...............Major Cobb
Emile Genest............Belloc
Al Ruscio...............Malot
Jay Novello.............Verenne
Marcel Hillaire.........Janville
Bert Remsen.............Sergeant Nero
Aircraft: So-Wot
15. Those Who Are About to Die 1/1/65
Fog causes havoc for Gen. Savage and his men.
Savage's squad becomes edgy when fog postpones the launching of a
hazardous mission.
w: Harold Jack Bloom
d: Abner Biberman
Glenn Corbett...........Lieutenant Lockridge
Sally Kellerman.........Lieutenant MacAndrews
Tom Skerritt............Lieutenant Parmalee
Dee Pollock.............Sergeant Rutherford
George Brown............Lieutenant Jensen
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Ken Lynch...............Sergeant Hale
Robert Yuro.............Lieutenant Muncie
Phillip Terry...........Major Lloyd
16. In Search of My Enemy 1/8/65
Gen. Savage's former fiancee is married to a new pilot in his group.
Savage discovers that his former fiancee (Barbara Shelley) is married to
a pilot (Steve Forrest) assigned to his squadron.
teleplay: Stanford Whitmore
story: Jean Holloway
d: Don Medford
Steve Forrest...........Peter Gray
Barbara Shelley.........Ann Gray
Roy Thinnes.............Major Hays
Hazel Court.............Liz
John Milford............Lieutenant Macall
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Don Penny...............Captain Butcher
Burt Douglas............Lieutenant Grenfall
Bob Kanter..............Lieutenant Fowler
Jo Helton...............Cpl. Weatherby
17. The Albatross 1/15/65
Gen. Savage persuades a lieutenant to volunteer for a mission, which
results in tragedy for the flier.
A lieutenant (Robert Drivas) about to be sent home suffers disfiguring
burns during a mission that Savage asked him to join.
w: Richard Landau
d: William A. Graham
Robert Drivas...........Lieutenant Kane
Janine Gray.............Angie
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Martin West.............Lieutenant Ankers
Paul Lukather...........Lieutenant O'Toole
Don Eitner..............Sentry
Dale Hogan..............Nurse
18. The Lorelei 1/22/65
Gen. Savage's new deputy commander has an unusual superstitious nature.
Savage becomes concerned when a new deputy commamder (Rip Torn)
demonstrates an unusually strong attachment to superstition.
w: Albert Aley
d: Don Medford
Rip Torn................Colonel Royce
Diana van der Vlis......Carol Royce
Bruce Dern..............Lieutenant Danton
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Paul Sorenson...........Sergeant Cryder
Barry Russo.............Lieutenant Myrowitz
Aircraft: Lorelei
19. Faith Hope and Sergeant Aaronson 1/29/65
While Gen. Savage is hospitalized he tries to help a patient who has
lost interest in living.
w: Carey Wilber
d: Laslo Benedek
Sorrell Booke...........Sergeant Aaronson
Phyllis Love............Nurse Jenkins
Antoinette Bower........Ivy Wescott
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
James Frawley...........Sergeant Gruenwald
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Joseph Perry............Sergeant Barstein
Charles McDaniel........Sergeant Fry
Aircraft: Nervous Nellie
20. To Heinie-With Love 2/5/65
An officer with personality problems joins Gen. Savage's crew as a
navigator.
A new navigator (Keir Dullea) displays personality traits that could
endanger both missions and crews.
teleplay: Gilbert Ralston and Charles Larson
story: Gilbert Ralston
d: Ralph Senensky
Keir Dullea.............Lieutenant Muller
Jill Haworth............Nora Burgess
Ralph Williams..........Lieutenant Pike
Stewart Moss............Lieutenant Magill
Paul Newlan.............General Pritchard
Bard Stevens............Sergeant Bergen
Jimmy Hayes.............Lieutenant Daniels
21. The Clash 2/12/65
Gen. Savage's plane is shot down and he is forced to share a life raft
with a Nazi fighter pilot.
Savage's plane is badly shot up and forced to ditch in the North Sea.
Ironically, the Lufwaffe pilot who shot down Savage's plane is also shot
down and they end up sharing a life raft.
teleplay: Jack Turley and Mike Adams
story: Mike Adams
d: Josef Leytes
Albert Paulsen..........Colonel Dieter
Burt Metcalfe...........Colonel Chandler
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Jason Wingreen..........Major Rosen
22. The Ticket 2/26/65
A risk-taking pilot experiences a change in outlook when he wins a
sweepstakes.
w: Al C. Ward
d: Josef Leytes
Albert Paulsen..........Colonel Dieter
Earl Holliman...........Lt Stiger
Elen Willard............Myra Bentley
Donald Harron...........Lieutenant Crain
Jud Taylor..............Lieutenant Morgan
Hal Riddle..............The Sergeant
Glen Sipes..............The Corporal
23. The Trap 3/5/65
Gen. Savage shares an air-raid shelter with a diverse group of people
who become desperate when a delayed-action bomb blocks the sole exit.
w: Richard L. Newhafer
d: Ralph Senensky
Hermione Baddeley.......Lady Constance
John Leyton.............Bert Higgs
David Frankham..........Lewis Glenway
Dinah Anne Rogers.......Eleanor Nichols
Jack Raine..............Air Raid Warden
Ashley Cowan............Civil Defense Worker
George Pelling..........Civil Defense Worker
24. The End of the Line 3/12/65
A Major is haunted by the death of a buddy who substituted for him on a
mission.
A major (Paul Burke) chosen for a dangerous mission struggles with guilt
over the death of a buddy.
w: Dean Reiser
d: Sutton Roley
Paul Burke..............Major Gallagher
Sarah Marshall..........May Hudson
Barbara Feldon..........Lieutenant Cummins (?)
Florence Sundstrom......Nell Forrester
Ben Wright..............Captain Whitelaw
Michael St. Clair.......Captain Carmichael
Charlotte Stewart.......Lieutenant Lewin
James Douglas...........Lieutenant Dinardo
Aircraft: Leper Colony
25. The Threat 3/19/65
During a broadcast from Berlin, Gen. Savage is warned by Nazi
broadcaster Axis Sally that he will soon meet with a fatal mishap.
w: Jack Turley
d: Ralph Senensky
Laurence Naismith.......Gilly Bright
Harold Gould............Colonel Reed
Stanja Lowe.............Lieutenant Dietrich
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Jack Grinnage...........Corporal Jones
Don Spruance............Corporal Smith
Burt Metclafe...........Colonel Chandler
26. Mutiny at 10,000 Feet 3/26/65
A fugitive conspires to make Gen. Savage appear insane in order to land
their plane in Switzerland.
A Lieutenant volunteers his crew for duty on Savage's airplane then
convinces the crew that Savage is mentally incompetent and tries to
get the crew to fly to neutral Switzerland and out of the war. Gen.
Savage holds a Court Martial of the mutinous crew while in the air over
Europe.
w: Harold Jack Bloom
d: Sutton Roley
Larry Blyden............Lieutenant Kemp
Robert Nrown............Sergeant Reese
John Kerr...............Lieutenant Thacker
Hazel Court.............Liz
Jess Pearson............Sergeant Coleridge
Lee Meriwether..........Lieutenant Patterson
John Zaremba............General Stoneman
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Stuart Margolin.........Lt Epstein
James Dobson............Major Towson
Aircraft: Girl Friend
27. The Mission 4/2/65
A bombidier with a negative attitude who 'washed out' of pilot school is
blamed for the death of his former crew by the other surviving crew member.
He performs bravely during a mission and regains his self-confidence and
respect.
When Savage selects Flight Officer Waller to be waist gunner on a special
mission, he doesn't know that the man is heartily detested by two members
of his crew.
w: Samuel Roeca
d: William A. Graham
Burt Brinkerhoff........Joe Waller
Chris Robinson..........Lieutenant Gunther
Bruce Dern..............Lieutenant Michaels
Rudy Solari.............Sergeant Maglie
Robert Hogan............Lieutenant Farrell
Forest Compton..........Captain Dirkson
Ted Gehring.............Willie
Ray Kellog..............Sergeant Cord
Don Eitner..............Radioman
Good Interior scenes crawling through the B-17 to release a jammed bomb.
Chris Robinson later plays Technical Sergeant Sandy Komansky
"GUNWEC - goofed up and nobody will ever care"
28. Cry of Fallen Birds 4/9/6
Gen. Savage encounters obstacles when he attempts to remove a manor house
that blocks a runway.
Savage wants to tear down an old manor house that blocks one runway, but
he encounters formidable opposition from Lady Catherine, a wisp of a
woman who hasn't left the house in years.
teleplay: Edward J. Lakso and Charles Larson
story: Edward J. Lakso
d: Walter Grauman
Dana Wynter.............Lady Catherine
Lloyd Bochner...........Captain Evans
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
John Zaremba............General Stoneman
John McLiam.............Major Hickey
Nora Marlowe............bridget Foote
Don Spruance............Corporal Smith
29. V for Vendetta 4/16/65
A deskbound, envious general (Lin McCarthy) accuses Savage of bombing a
target because of a vendetta. Because Gen. Savage's command is challenged,
he must prove his ability to lead.
w: Al C. Ward
d: William A. Graham
Gary Lockwood...........Major August 'Gus' Denver
Lin McCarthy............General Hoagland
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Paul Newlan.............General Pritchard
Ken Berry...............Major Bragg
Mike Doherty............Lieutenant Perkins
2nd episode with "Gus" Denver character
30. P.O.W.(Part 1) 4/23/65
After he and some of his men were shot down over Germany, Savage leads a
successful escape from Stalag 12. The urbane POW-camp commandant (Alf
Kjellin) sees captured Savage as a worthy adversary.
w: Al C. Ward
d: Don Medford
Alf Kjellin............Colonel Max Richter
Donald Harron..........Group Captain Brail
John VanDreelen........Captain Staufman
James Farentino........"Moxey"
Peter Haskell.........."Doc"
James Forrest..........Flight Lieutenant Forrester
Don Penny..............Lieutenant Regis
Jim Shane.............."Baby"
Stephen Brooks.........Lieutenant Smith
Sasha Hardon...........Guard
Henry Rico-Cattani.....Guard
"Star Trek theme" at camp
31. P.O.W.(Part 2) 4/30/65
After he and some of his men were shot down over Germany, Savage leads a
successful escape from Stalag 12. The urbane POW-camp commandant (Alf
Kjellin) sees captured Savage as a worthy adversary.
w: Al C. Ward
d: Don Medford
Alf Kjellin............Colonel Max Richter
Donald Harron..........Group Captain Brail
John VanDreelen........Captain Staufman
James Farentino........"Moxey"
Peter Haskell.........."Doc"
James Forrest..........Flight Lieutenant Forrester
Don Penny..............Lieutenant Regis
Jim Shane.............."Baby"
Stephen Brooks.........Lieutenant Smith
Sasha Hardon...........Guard
Henry Rico-Cattani.....Guard
Oscar Beregi...........Doktor Erlich
Norbert siegfried......Merchant Seaman
Kurt Landon............Guard
Chris Anders...........Guard
32. The Hero 5/7/65
Gen. Savages former mentor (a WWI hero) is unable to adhere to the teamwork
strategy necessary for precision bombing. Savage overlooks 'Pappys'
granstanding and allows him to lead a bombing mission. He refuses to abort
the mission as ordered and is killed when he crashes his plane into the
target. Pappy is remembered as a hero.
James Whitmore..........Colonel "Pappy" Hartley
Lew Gallo...............Major Cobb
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
John Zaremba............General Stillwell
William Cort............Lieutenant Mason
William Arvin...........Captain Franklin
Peter E. Deuel..........Lieutenant Ditchik
Jimmy Hayes.............Lieutenant Hearn
Glenn Sipes.............Lieutenant Miller
James Beck..............Captain Wayland
Nigel McKeand...........Radio Operator
Same B-17 crash footage used in The Idolater
This was Lansings last appearance
33. The Loneliest Place in the World 9/13/65
Savage becomes the victim of a German plan that uses captured B-17s to
infiltrate Army squadrons.
Gallagher is promoted to Colonel and given command of the 918th
Komansky becomes Gallagher's flight engineer
w: Harold Jack Bloom
d: Richard Donner
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Robert Colbert..........Lieutenant Colonel Frank Bailey
Claudine Longet.........Suzanne Arnais
Paul Carr...............Lieutenant Colonel Heindorf
William Arvin...........Captain Lowell
Chris Howard............German Pilot
Ken Baechel.............Duty Sergeant
Leo Gordon..............Master Sergeant Caber McVaigh
General Savage is killed in this episode
Paul Burke's initial episode as the "star".
Lansing was not in his episode but "General Savage" was,
although you never saw his face.
34. R/X for a Sick Bird 9/20/65
The failure of a mission to drop a Polish resistance leader behind enemy
lines reveals Nazi saboteurs in the bomber command.
w: William C. Anderson and William D. Hamilton and Marc Huntley
d: Richard Donner
Gia Scala...............Ilka Zradna
J.D. Cannon.............Brigadier General Dave Creighton
Tige Andrews............Master Sergeant Tony Podesta
Don Quine...............Sergeant Hamilton
Tom Stern...............Sergeant Pete Pierson
Hans Gudegast...........Captain Zoller
Charles Kuenstle........Sergeant Garnet
JamesBrolin.............Sergeant Thibideaux
John Crowther...........Captain Langgaard
Paul Comi...............Major Adams
Aircraft: Heartless Hanna
35. Then Came the Mighty Hunter 9/27/65
A gunner (Beau Bridges) cracks after a mission and admits to being
underage.
w: Jack Paritz
d: Laslo Benedek
Beau Bridges............Cpl. Steven Corbett
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Ted Bessell.............Corporal Smith
Tom Skerritt............Sergeant Ben Rodale
Carol Booth.............Gillian Denby
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Nora marlowe............Mavis Denby
William Christopher.....Patient
Robert Dornan...........Co-Pilot
William Sage............Major Percy
Jane Wilde..............Annabelle
Jahn Garwood............Gunner
John Hanek..............Abbot
Rick Newton.............Beegeebird
Judy Carne..............Floy
36. The Idolator 10/4/65
A reckless lieutenant (Gary Lockwood) fabricates stories to cover
detours onto unapproved missions.
teleplay: Gerald Sanford and Marc Huntly
story: Gustave Field
d: Laslo Benedek
Gary Lockwood...........Lieutenant Josh McGraw
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Lee Meriwether..........Captain Vincent
Robert Hogan............Lieutenant Kelly
Albert Szabo............Russian Major
Robert Dornan...........Co-Pilot
Jerry Ayres.............Lieutenant
Paul Mantee.............Lieutenant Constantinius
Same B-17 crash footage used in The Hero
37. Big Brother 10/11/65
Gallagher's brother (Jack Lord), a lieutenant colonel, blames a costly
German attack on the landing of Gallagher's squadron.
w: Jack Turley
d: Jerry Hopper
Jack Lord...............Lieutenant Colonel Preston Gallagher
Julie Adams.............Lieutenant Betty Russo
Robert Colbert..........Lieutenant Colonel Frank Bailey
Bernard Fox.............Major Dutton
Douglas Henderson.......Major Lecroy
Happy Millard...........Captain Strader
Robert Sorrells.........Staff Sergeant Webhorn
Robert Biheller.........Sergeant Bessy
Willian Swan............Lieutenant
Ted Markland............Sargent
Trevor Cuming...........Scout Officer
Han Heyde...............German Officer
Robert Dornan...........Captain Johnson
Ken Lynch...............Master Sergeant Orland
38. The Hotshot 10/18/65
A hot shot P-51 pilot and his men join the bomber group as long-range
escorts. They must learn that it is teamwork and not the individual that
makes missions sucessful.
Gallagher faces a challenge from the leader of a P-51 fighter squadron,
who blames the B-17 pilots for the loss of a plane.
w: Robert Lewin
d: Richard Donner
Warren Oates............Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Troper
Jill Hayworth...........Fay Vendry
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Jill Ireland............Alyce Carpenter
Walter Brooke...........Roy Saxon
Georger Brenlin.........Lieutenant Bukich
William Bryant..........Major Greentree
Charles Kuenstle........Sergeant Garnet
Seymour Cassel..........Captain Johnson
Tom Symonds.............Waiter
Gunnar Hellstrom........Colonel Falkenstein
39. Show Me a Hero I'll Show You a Bum 10/25/65
A correspondent (Lois Nettleton) hails Komansky as a hero after the
sergeant manages to fly a crippled plane back to England.
w: Robert Hamner
d: Richard Donner
Lois Nettleton..........Susan Nesbitt
Lloyd Bochner...........Kirby Wyatt
Burt Reynolds...........Technical Sergeant Chapman
barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Anne Whitfield..........Pamela Hurley
Michael McDonald........Staff Sergeant Weber
Steven Bell.............Sergeant Roberts
Lee Farr................Major Benson
Ira Barmak..............G.I. Reporter
Mike Doherty............M.P.
Shawn Michaels..........Civilian Reporter
Charles McDaniel........Control Officer
Pat O'Hara..............Air Raid Warden
40. Runway in the Dark 11/1/65
After a Norwegian resistance leader disappears, Gallagher must turn to
the man's son for help in finding Nazi installations.
w: Robert Lewin
d: Robert Douglas
Albert Paulsen..........Arn Borg
Jill Haworth............Lieutenant Fay Vendry
Jack Weston.............Captain "Chub" Willis
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Dinah Anne Rogers.......Cynthia Finlay
Gil Stuart..............British Officer
Peter Bourne............Norwegian Civilian
Robert Dornan...........Co-Pilot
Donald Ein..............Sven
Pat Cardi...............Christian Borg
41. I Am the Enemy 11/8/65
A fanatical hatred for his former countrymen drives a German-born lead
pilot (William Shatner) to fly reckless missions.
w: Antohny Spinner
d: Robert Gist
William Shatner.........Major Kurt Brown
Elen Willard............Elizabeth Hoffman
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Peter Marko.............Captain Forbes
Robert Dornan...........Co-Pilot
Walter Gregg............Lieutenant Daniels
Claude Johnson..........Waist Gunner
Richard Brander.........Tail Gunner
Tom Falk................Young Officer
Tom Palmer..............Captain Donalson
Adam Roarke.............Captain Davis
Richard Schuyle.........Davis' Co-Pilot
42. Grant Me No Favor 11/15/65
The 918th repeated raids over a secret target in Norway have resulted in
crippling losses, sinking morale and one aborted mission - and Gallagher
insists upon knowing why the target is considered so vital.
Gallagher goes against his father's (Barry Sullivan) advice and fights
to save a friend who aborted a costly, secret mission.
w: Anthony Spinner
d: Robert Douglas
Barry Sullivan..........Lieutenant General Gallagher
Frank Aletter...........Lieutenant Colonel Christy
Andrew Duggan...........Major General Britt
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Paul Newlan.............Lieutenant General Pritchard
Jacqueline Russell......WAC Captain
Don Spruance............Captain Edwards
Robert Dornan...........Gallagher's Co-Pilot
Kirby Brumfield.........Aide
Mike Doherty............M.P. Officer
Ricks Falk..............Christy's Co-Pilot
Robert Hathaway.........Wounded N.C.O.
Gil Stuart..............RAF Wing Commander
Brigadier General Britt is promoted to Major General.
rerun on 4/25/66
Aircraft: Hundred Proof
43. Storm at Twilight 11/22/65
Major Stovall wants to return to active duty as a pilot when he learns
that his son is MIA. He goes over Gallaghers head to his old friend
General Britt to have the age requirement waived. After just passing the
physical and flight checks he begins to have his doubts that he can do the
job in "a young man's war" and asks to be relieved as pilot. Gallagher
takes him as his co-pilot on a maximum effort mission. During the bomb run
Gallager is wounded, Major Stovll takes command and performs admirably.
teleplay: Anthony Spinner
story: James Doherty
d: Robert Gist
Andrew Duggan...........Brigadier General Britt
Ted Knight..............Lieutenant Colonel Rogers
William Cort............Captain Kelly
Don Spruance............Stovalls Co-Pilot
James Devine............Navigator
Bruce Glover............Waist Gunner
Ken Baechel.............Captain Brewer
Ray McGrath.............Young Lieutenant
Glen Sipes..............Officer
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Aircraft: Picadilly Lily
Stovall is 44
44. We're Not Coming Back 11/29/65
Forced to ditch in Yugoslavia, Gallagher's crew accepts help from
partisans with questionable loyalties.
w: Phillip Saltzman and Dan Ullman
d: Jerry Hopper
Ina Balin...............Mara Vellich
George Voskovec.........Nicolas Vellich
Gunnar Hellstrom........Colonel Falkenstein
Michael Forest..........Mikhail
John Hoyt...............General von Leyden
William Arvin...........Captain Lowell
Charles Kuenstle........Sergeant Garnet
Sasha Harden............Captain Gunter
Hans Heyde..............German Soldier
Peter Coe...............Gregore
Walter Friedel..........German Officer
Seymor Cassel...........Captain Johnson
Gabrielle Rossillon.....Sophie
Rick West...............German Guard
45. The Jones Boys 12/6/65
"The Jones Boys" are Jaydee, a pilot afraid of combat, and his older
brother Frank, a ground-crew member who tries to cover up when Jaydee's
aircraft crashes on take-off.
A black-marketeer (Burt Reynolds) pressures a pilot (Andrew Prine) who
feels responsible for losing a plane and a co-pilot.
w: William D. Gordon
d: Robert Douglas
Andrew Prine............Lieutenant Jaydee Jones
Burt Reynolds...........Technical Sergeant Chapman
Bruce Dern..............Technical Sergeant Jones
Mark Richman............Colonel Kendal Hunter
Susan Seaforth..........Lieutenant Warner
Burt Douglas............Co-Pilot
Noel Dayton.............The Briton
Logan Field.............Captain Mason
Ted Gehring.............Sergeant Fazio
John Ward...............Sergeant Peters
Ed Deemer...............M.P.
Robert Bolger...........Gunner
Garrison True...........Gunner
46. Between the Lines 12/13/65
Enemy fire causes Gallagher's plane, carrying secret passengers and
data, to go down between the German and Russian fronts.
teleplay: Andy Lewis
story: Coles Trapnell
d: Gerald Mayer
Donald Harron...........Master Sergeant Trask
Larry Gates.............Major General Stace
Philip Bruns............Lieutenant Gargas
Ken Drake...............Brigadier General Krasker
Sasha Harden............German Captain
Norbert Meisel..........German Sergeant
Peter Coe...............Russian Major
Lydia Markova...........Anya
Eric Forst..............German Lieutenant
Richard Brander.........Right Waist Gunner
Steve Wolfson...........Rescue Pilot
Hans Heyde..............German Soldier
47. Target 802 12/27/65
A French woman swears revenge after one of Gallagher's planes mistakenly
drops bombs that kill her father and injure her son.
teleplay: Sherman Yellen and Marc Huntly
story: Sherman Yellen
d: Robert Douglas
Lisa Pera...............Claudine Corbelle
Lou Antonio.............Captain Pollard
Harry Townes............Brigadier General Marteen
Wright King.............Major Coefield
Georgfe Brenlin.........Lieutenant Parks
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Gerald Michenaud........Jean Paul Corbelle
Anthony Zerbe...........Captain Burgdorf
Monique lemaire.........Fishwife
Bobby Pickett...........G.I. patient
Rees Vaughn.............Lieutenant Davis
Robert Dornan...........Co-Pilot
Jean Del Val............Pierre Fecamp
Jacques Roux............Marcel Lenoir
48. Falling Star 1/3/66
With the wounded Gallagher in the hospital, former stunt pilot Gus Wexler
takes command of the 918th - where he learns both he and his old friend
Gallagher are being considered for the post of wing commander.
An old friend (James Daly) of Gallagher's, traumatized by losses in his
life, endangers his crew by trying to prove himself.
w: Andy Lewis
d: Laslo Beneder
James Daly.............Colonel Gus "Pappy" Wexler
Barbara Shelley........Mrs. Clyde-Bryce
David Macklin..........Lieutenant Booth
Paul Comi..............Captain Banazak
Barney Phillips........Doc Kaiser
Paul Newlan............Lieutenant General Pritchard
Robert Dornan..........Lieutenant Fowler
Jayne Massey...........WAC Sergeant
John Luce..............Lieutenant Clark
Judy Carne.............Doris
49. The Slaughter Pen 1/10/66
Gallagher leads an air, land and sea assault on a German radar station.
w: Dave and Andy Lewis
d: Robert Douglas
Harry Guardino.........Captain Deel
Juliet Mills...........Sydney Vivyan
John VanDreelen........General Reger
Michael Rennie.........General Keighley
David Frankham.........Colonel Vivyan
Jihn Alderson..........Sergeant Dunbar
Paul Newlan............Lieutenant General Pritchard
John Lasell............Colonel Thom
Walter Friedel.........Colonel Mahler
Robert Dornan..........Lieutenant Fowler
Rees Vaughn............Captain Kelly
Pat O'Hara.............Postman
Ted Dudomaine..........Eddington
Peter Hellmann.........German Radarman
Heinz Brinkman.........German Radioman
50. Underground 1/17/66
After bailing out over Switzerland, Gallagher must make his way back to
England through Nazi occupied France to deliver vital information - with
the grudging help of a German deserter who's being sought by the Gestapo.
teleplay: Robert Lewin
story: James Doherty and Coles Trapnell
d: Robert Douglas
Robert Walker..........Karl Weigand
Claudine Longet........Liane
Whit Bissel............George Richardson
Emile Genest...........Leduc
Frank Wilcox...........Wilson Sechrist
Robert Boon............Train Guard
Sasha Harden...........Winery Guard
Tom Palmer.............Capt Peter Wright
Maurice Marsac.........Foulard
Norbert Schiller.......Clioche
Norbert Meisel.........Bridge Guard
Jacques Roux...........Emile
Horst Ebersberg........German Sentry
Bud Walls..............The Shadower
Erik Holland...........Patrol Captain
Seymour Cassel.........B-17 Pilot
George Pekina..........Swiss officer
Nickolaus Kopp.........Swiss Officer
Chuck Courtney.........Francois
51. Which Way the Wind Blows 1/24/66
Gen. Britt brings in a WAC weather forecaster (Dina Merrill) to help
prevent combat losses due to unexpected weather hazards.
w: James M. Miller
d: Laslo Benedek
Dina Merrill............Captain Patricia Bates
Andrew Duggan...........Major General Britt
Robert Your.............Major Fitzsimmons
Med Flory...............Captain Bright
Michael Macready........Lieutenant Rogers
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Jack Greening...........Air Raid Warden
Richard Schuyler........Captain Blodget's Co-Pilot
52. The Outsider 1/31/66
An error-prone pilot (James MacArthur) ignores orders in an attempt to
prove himself.
w: Ellis Marcus
d: Don Medford
James MacArthur.........Lieutenant Wilson
James Callahan..........Major Temple
Sammy Jackson...........Lieutenant Mikler
Patrick Wayne...........Lieutenant Gabriel
Lee Merriwether.........Captain Phyllis Vincent
Dabney Coleman..........Captain Robbins
Paul Newlan.............Lieutenant General Pritchard
Robert Dornan...........Co-Pilot
Vikki Harrington........Agnes
John Newton.............Steve Harkness
John Garwood............Right Waist Gunner
Ollie O'Toole...........Barnes
Lee Millar..............Toley
53. Back to the Drawing Board 2/7/66
A civilian master technician (Burgess Meredith) invents a device that
allows B-17's to bomb accurately through cloud cover.
w: Dave and Andy Lewis
d: Gerald Mayer
Burgess Meredith........Dr. Rink
Alf Kjellin.............Colonel Ehrland
Andrew Duggan...........Major General Britt
Robert Doyle............Master Sergeant Zemler
Robert Boon.............Captain Schiller
Walter Friedel..........Captain Schmidt
Robert Sorrels..........M.P. Lieutenant
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Barry Cahill............Captain Douglas
Hal Stalmaster..........Lieutenant Gurney
Richard Brander.........Lieutenant Butler
Lee Farr................Major Rice
Susan Denberg...........German Girl
Aircraft: Rink's Raidar
54. Twenty Fifth Mission 2/14/66
A talented pilot (Bradford Dillman) suffering internal anxieties learns
that a miscount means he must fly one more mission.
w: Carey Wilber
d: Lawrence Dobkin
The only pilot qualified for a dangerous, low-level night attack is
Major Tom Parsons, who says he has already completed his quota of 25
missions-and who refuses to volunteer for a 26th.
Guest Star: Bradford Dillman, Don Galloway, Antionette Bower
Major Tom Parsons...............Bradford Dillman
Capt. Bruce Cowley..............Don Galloway
Lt. Paddy Gialella..............Tom Skerritt
Naomi Rockford..................Antoinette Bower
Aircraft: Picadilly Lily
55. The Survivor 2/21/66
Gallagher discovers the reason behind a pilot's (Don Gordon) cold,
belligerent attitude.
w: Phillip Saltzman
d: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Andrew Duggan..........Major General Britt
Don Gordon.............Captain Bradovich
Jill Ireland...........Sara Blodgett
Don Quine..............Lieutenant Tourneau
Bill Sargent...........Lieutenant Ainsley
Carl Reindel...........Lieutenant Dickey
Bert Douglas...........Lieutenant Williams
Robert Dornan..........Captain Fowler
Peter Marko............Technical Sergeant Braak
Seymour Cassel.........Left Waist Gunner
Tom Symonds............Barkeep
Wally Strauss..........Lieutenant Tourneau's Co-pilot
Good Toby Mug Close-up
56. Angel Babe 2/28/66
A flight engineer (Roddy McDowall) insists that his airplane, Angel
Face, will refuse to fly her 50th, and final, mission.
Guest Star: Roddy MacDowell
Aircraft: Angel Face
57. Decoy 3/7/66
A German U-boat captain leaves stranded Gallagher and another pilot on a
North Sea island, intending to use them as decoys.
w: Lou Shaw
d: Gerald Mayer
Michael Callan..........Captain Powell
Carl Schell.............Captain Wessel
Steve Harris............Sergeant Miller
John McLiam.............Fisherman
Dinah Anne Rogers.......Margaret
Len Wayland.............Captain Bolling
Robert Ivers............B-17 Pilot
Bill Zuckert............General Hardy
Vikki Harrington........Girl
Nigel McKeand...........British Soldier
Eric Micklewood.........Hammond
Karl Sadler.............German Sailor
58. The Hollow Man 3/14/66
A pilot just returned from five months in a German prison camp freezes
during a practice flight, resulting in a major crash.
w: Gustave Field and Marc Huntly
d: Robert Douglas
Robert Drivas...........Captain Bolen
Paul Carr...............Captain Lewis
Marion Thompson.........Ruth Wagner
Cec Linder..............Ken Shaw
Anthony Hayes...........Captain Stewart
Alan reed, Jr...........Lieutenant Nielsen
Curt Lowens.............SS Officer
Peter Baron.............Co-Pilot
Barry Cahill............Doctor
Jack Raine..............Rector
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Laurie Mock.............Surgical Nurse
Richard Brander.........Waist Gunner
59. Cross Hairs on Death 3/21/66
A dishonorably discharged flier (James Franciscus) masquerades as a
replacement pilot in order to fly one combat mission.
w: Robert Lewin
d: Alan Crosland, Jr.
James Franciscus........Captain Thomas Carpenter
Roger Perry.............Captain Enright
H. M. Wynant............Sergeant Holcombe
Barry Cahill............Doctor
Ross Elliot.............MP Major
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Garth Pillsbury.........Captain
Rand Brooks.............Finance Officer
Victoria George.........WAC
Raoul Perez.............Seaman
Paul Aaron..............Corporal
60. Day of Reckoning 3/28/66
A grief-stricken chaplain unwittingly provides the chance for two German
prisoners to try to blow up Archbury's bomb dumps.
w: Halsted Welles
d: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Charles Aidman..........Captain Archer
John Van Dreelen........Major Schindler
Hans Gudegast...........Major Bentz
Jan Malmsjo.............Sergeant Luchen
Dinah Anne Rogers.......Winifred Broome
William Cort............First Officer
Barry Cahill............Captain Douglas
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Jordan Rhodes...........G.I. Workman
Gerald Hauser...........Second Soldier
Walter Goodrich.........Guard
Thurman Brown...........Guard
Marty Bolger............Guard
Hans Gudegast later took the stage name Eric Braeden.
61. Siren Voices 4/4/66
A British girl (Victoria Shaw) broadcasting for the Germans as a double
agent obtains codes and frequencies for the Allies.
teleplay: Carey Wilber
story: Ed Kelso
d: Robert Douglas
Edward Mulhare.........Kurt Halland
Victoria Shaw..........Pati Conboy
Andrew Duggan..........Major General Britt
Juliet Mills...........Helen
Rhys Willimas..........Ian Conboy
Michael St. Clair......Mayhew
Curt Lowens............Ludwig Hofstein
Sasha Harden...........Muller
Byron Keith............Colonel Cameron
Peter Brocco...........Waiter
Peter Hellmen..........Gestapo Officer
Hank Brandt............Sergeant Froelich
Lynn Peters............Sue
Michael Hausserman.....German Radioman
Robert Dornan..........Captain Fowler
William Wellman, Jr....Sergeant Ellers
Rena Horten............German WAAF
62. Gauntlet of Fire 9/9/66
The men of the 918th are angry when Gallagher leads them on mission
after mission to drop bomb-warning leaflets over France.
w: John T. Dugan
d: Joseph Pevney
William Windom.........Lieutenant Colonel Christy
Linden Chiles..........Captain Bluitt
Tim McIntire...........Lieutenant Wallach
Andrew Duggan..........Major General Britt
Barney Phillips........Doc Kaiser
Ron Foster.............Captain Borega
Paul Newlan............Lieutenant General Prichard
Richard O'Brien........Sergeant
Ivor Barry.............Air Marshall Kingsford
Byrin Morrow...........Brigadier General Adcock
Walter Friedel.........Wounded German
Michael Harris.........Duty Sergeant
Roy Jenson.............Master Sergeant Fraser
Eric Forst.............German Officer
Chuck Hicks............Mechanic
Chris Anders...........2nd German
First episode in color
63. Massacre 9/16/66
Gallagher leads the Allies' first shuttle raid over Germany with orders to
land in the USSR and secure Russian co-operation for future strikes. But
East-West relations get off to a bad start when a B-17 accidentally shoots
down a Soviet plane.
w: Carey Wilber
d: Robert Douglas
Kevin McCarthy.........Baladin
Kathleen Widdoes.......Irina Zavanoff
Michael Constantine....Vorodenko
Barney Phillips........Doc Kaiser
Jan Merlin.............Grulov
Paul Comi..............Simpson
John Zaremba...........Lieutenant General Owen
Byron Keith............Captain Doane
William Wellman, Jr....Aide
Sacha Berger...........Woman Officer
Glenn Sipes............Archibald
Thad Williams..........Gunner
Lt. Gen. Archie Old....Himself
General Old led the first shuttle raid over Germany on June 21, 1944
64. Face of a Shadow 9/23/66
Gallagher objects to the lax security at an Italian air base where the
918th has been temporarily assigned.
w: Dave and Andy Lewis
d: Richard Benedict
Jack Lord..............Colonel Yates
Phillip E. Pine........Major Shull
Alan Bergman...........Major Holtzer
Luciana Paluzzi........Carla
Joe DeSantis...........Elmer
Daniel Ades............Luigi
Kit DeSantis...........Boy
Michael mikler.........Gruber
Josef Gazal............Paulo
Peter Hellman..........German Officer
Don Spruance...........Dolan
Nickolaus Kopp.........German Soldier
65. Fortress Weisbaden 9/30/66
When their plane is downed while dropping British Commandos, Gallagher and
Komanski join the Tommies in an attempt to destroy a German antiaircraft
control center.
teleplay: Carey Wilber
story: Michael Lalor Brown
d: joseph Pevney
Christiane Schmidtmer...Frieda von Heurtzel
Lloyd Bochner...........Major Mallory
Andrew Duggan...........Major General Britt
Bernard Fox.............Sergeant Major Higgins
Keith McConnell.........Hank
Peter Church............Spievers
John Levingston.........Wing Commander
John Winston............British Co-Pilot
Frank Oberschall........German Guard
Steve Shenton...........Cane
Alex Reichel............German Corporal
Norbert Siegfried.......German Sergeant
Rick West...............German Soldier
66. A Distant Cry 10/7/66
A flight instructor (Roy Thinnes) has his first taste of combat flying.
w: Jack Curtis
d: Robert Douglas
Robert Blake............Lieutenant Eagle
Roy Thinnes.............Captain Pridie
Wayne Rogers............Lieutenant Fredricks
James McMullan..........Lieutenant Morton
Don Ross................Surgeon
Richard Niles...........Staff Sergeant Ludlow
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Susan Seaforth..........Shiela
67. Practice to Deceive 10/14/66
Gallagher, downed and captured in Germany, becomes involved in a plan to
topple Hitler.
w: William D. Gordon
d: Robert Douglas
Eduard Franz...........Admiral von Kreuter
John van Dreelen.......Colonel von Datz
Diana Hyland...........Heidi Voss
Jan Merlin.............Straser
Curt Lowens............Father Berthold
Sasha Hardon...........Gestapo Officer
Walter Friedel.........Ralls
Robert Boon............Corporal Schmidt
Horst Ebersberg........Koch
Barry Russo............Colonel Gibbons
Ted Dudomaine..........Strohm
Maria Schroeder........German Woman
Peter Markus...........Doctor
Gil Stuart.............Shullendorf
68. The All American 10/21/66
A top athlete arrives with his P.R. man, secretly hoping to prove
himself more than just a morale-boosting cardboard hero.
w: Jack Hawn
d: Joseph Pevney
Mart Hulswit...........Lieutenant Masters
Norman Fell............Major Praeger
Robert Doyle...........Captain King
Susan Brown............Shirl Pinkerton
Robert Dornan..........Captain Fowler
Peter Marko............Staff Sergeant Mintz
Richard Peel...........English Reporter
Peter Church...........British Tommy
Ron Doyle..............G.I. Reporter
Steve Harris...........Lieutenant Rogers
1967 "The All American" won Eddie for Best edited TV program
(American Cinema Editor USA, Jodie Copelan)
69. The Pariah 10/28/66
A German deserter (Robert Walker) guides the 918th to hit his family's
factories, a mission that ends in Gallagher's capture.
w: Robert C. Dennis
d: Josef Leytes
Robert Walker...........Master Sergeant Reiniger
Albert Salmi............Major Brunner
Kurt Kreuger............Colonel Gerlach
Les Brown, Jr...........Lieutenant Phelan
Peter Duryea............Staff Sergeant Hunter
Steve Bell..............Staff Sergeant Bellingham
Sasha Harden............Aide
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Peter Hellmann..........Sergeant Horning
Peter Coe...............Russian Colonel
Michael Barrier.........Lieutenant Lawson
Keva Page...............Melva
Walter Friedel..........German Officer
Walter Alzmann..........SS Noncom
70. The Duel at Mont Saint Marie 11/4/66
Gallagher is ordered to bomb a hilltop that is being used as an
observation post by Nazi Col. Schatten (Mulhare) to direct artillery
fire on to Allied troops. Gallagher is prepared to lead the mission
to bomb the hill until he finds out that a religious retreat on top of
the hill contains Nuns, women and children who refuse to leave despite
warnings from the Allies that the Germans are using it as cover for
attacks.
w: R. Wright Campbell
d: Josef Leytes
Lilia Skala.............Sister Marthe
Joseph Campanella.......Father Roman
Richard Anderson........Brigadier General Doud
Edward Mulhare..........Colonel Schotten
John Milford............Staff Sergeant Jamieson
William Bramley.........Colonel Farnum
Emile Genest............Francois
Adrienne Hayes..........Sister Anne
Paul Mantee.............Captain Rice
Eva Sorney..............Sister Chlotilde
Horst Ebersberg.........Captain Hiller
Pieter Bergema..........German Soldier
Karen Verne.............Woman Refugee
Phil Adams..............German Sergeant
I also believe this episode never aired until syndication unless you are
correct in your dates and two episodes aired on 10/7/66. I distinctly
remember that 12 O'Clock Hgh was pre-empted twice in the fall of 1966,
once in Oct. and again in Nov. - MM
71. To Seek and Destroy 11/11/66
When a Nazi rocket bomb goes off course it lands in Sweden, undetonated,
Gallagher must fly British rocket expert and former RAF officer Anthony
Carmichael to Sweden to dismantle the rocket. Unknown to Gallagher is
Carmichael's hatred of Americans and his alcoholism.
w: Glen A. Larson
d: Donald McDougall
Richard Anderson........Brigadier General Doud
david Frankham..........Anthony Carmichael
Ellen Willard...........Katy
Karl Swenson............Karisen
Martin Kosleck..........Colonel Ulrich
Patrick Horgan..........McBride
Paul Sorensen...........Lindstrom
Peter Bourne............Svensen
Ivan Triesault..........Tanzman
Martin Braddock.........American Airman
Eric Forst..............German Lieutenant
Steve Lander............Swedish Official
Ashley Cowan............Waiter
72. The Fighter Pilot 11/18/66
Three AWOL fighter pilots pursued by stateside authorities join the
918th, where Gallagher decides to teach them discipline.
w: E. B. Anderson
d: Robert Douglaqs
Don Gordon..............Dominic Dejohn
Marlyn Mason............Margo Demarest
Stephen Young...........Jerry Clinton
Mark Roberts............John Davidson
Jonathan Lippe..........Franz Rausch
Ron Husmann.............Lieutenant
James Devine............Jimmy Storm
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
Seymour Cassel..........Mechanic
73. Burden of Guilt 12/2/66
A colonel (James Broderick) up for promotion uses underhanded tactics to
take control and lead the 918th on a vital mission.
w: Robert Longsdorf, Jr.
d: Laslo Benedek
James Broderick.........Colonel Hollenbeck
Richard Anderson........Brigadier General Doud
Wesley Addy.............Major General Fox
Edward Knight...........Major Welch
John Ward...............Flight Engineer
Diane Strom.............WAC Sergeant
Dave Armstrong..........Guard
74. The Ace 12/9/66
The 918th is ordered to wipe out a Nazi atomic-research center without
killing the allied POWs quartered nearby. The mission goes to precision
bombing ace Harry Connelly, who neglects to tell anyone that he may be
suffering from combat fatigue.
w: Oscar Millard
d: Robert Douglas
James Whitmore..........Colonel Harry Connelly
Andrew Duggan...........Major General Britt
Joe Maross..............Brigadier General Chandler
Ben Wright..............Colonel Curry
Robert Ivers............Reporter
Ron Stokes..............Radio Operator
Jerry Ayers.............Airman
Robert Bolger...........Mechanic
Mark Harris.............Barkeep
John Levingston.........British Officer
Eric Forst..............German Lieutenant
75. Six Feet Under 12/16/66
A Belgian war-orphan agrees to help Gallagher translate Luftwaffe papers
found in a castle's cellar.
w: James Doherty
d: Murray Golden
Martin Milner...........Major Dimscek
Richard Anderson........Brigadier General Doud
Rudy Solari.............Sergeant Battalana
Barry Robbins...........Emile
Richard O'Brien.........C.O.
Lawrence Montaigne......German Corporal
Jason Wingreen..........Surgeon
Jimmy Hayes.............Radioman
James Sikking...........Rand
Walter Alzman...........German Colonel
Horst Ebersberg.........German Orderly
Gerald Michenaud........Jacques
76. Graveyard 12/30/66
An AWOL soldier (Ossie Davis) takes the place of a wounded officer and
proves his courage to Gallagher.
w: William D. Gordon
d: Robert Douglas
Ossie Davis.............Glenn Luke
Joe Maross..............Brigadier General Chandler
Jon Voight..............Captain Holtke
Don Marshall............Earl Conklin
Paul Lukather...........Staff Sergeant Pargon
William Arvin...........Shadrack Ellis
Horst Ebersberg.........Bruno Zemler
Dallas Mitchell.........American Major
Lloyd Haynes............Chase Mayhew
Geoffrey Deuel..........American Pilot
Chris Anders............German pilot
Garrison True...........Technical Sergeant Banning
77. Long Time Dead 1/6/67
A pilot (Peter Graves) suspected of deserting his crew suffers panic
blackouts followed by memory loss.
w: James Doherty
d: Gene Nelson
Peter Graves.............Captain Dula
Andrew Duggan............Major General Britt
Anne Helm................Jeanne Springer
Tom Skerritt.............Technical Sergeant Neely
Barney Phillips..........Major Doc Kaiser
Gil Peterson.............Lieutenant Velsor
Hank Brandt..............Major Cross
78. The Hunters and The Killers 1/13/67
Gallagher objects when his B-17's are ordered to fly without bombs on a
mission to spot a formation of German submarines.
w: E. B. Anderson
d: Robert Douglas
Ralph Bellamy...........Commodore Crompton
Andrew Duggan...........Major General Britt
Michael Witney..........Obie Sorenson
Anna Capri..............Terry Cahill
Barney Phillips.........Doc Kaiser
Byron Keith.............Collins
Ken Drake...............Communications Officer
Robert Dornan...........Captain Fowler
James Secrest...........Gusky
Gil Stuart..............Barkeep
The final episode which guest starred Ralph Bellamy (in a rare TV
appearance) aired on 1/13/67 (ironically, a Friday the Thirteenth).
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Episodes listed alphabetically
EPISODE TITLE ORIGINAL AIR DATE
A Distant Cry 10/07/66
An Act of War 12/25/64
Angel Babe 02/28/66
Appointment at Leige 11/20/64
Back to the Drawing Board 02/07/66
Between the Lines 12/13/65
Big Brother 10/11/65
Burden of Guilt 12/02/66
Cross Hairs on Death 03/21/66
Cry of Fallen Birds 04/09/65
Day of Reckoning 03/28/66
Decision 11/06/64
Decoy 03/07/66
Face of a Shadow 09/23/66
Faith Hope and Sergeant Aaronson 01/29/65
Falling Star 01/03/66
Follow the Leader 09/25/64
Fortress Weisbaden 09/30/66
Gauntlet of Fire 09/09/66
Golden Boy had Nine Black Sheep 09/18/64
Grant Me No Favor 11/15/65
Graveyard 12/30/66
Here's to Corageous Cowards 12/04/64
Hours Before Dawn 11/13/64
I Am the Enemy 11/08/65
In Search of My Enemy 1/08/65
Interlude 11/27/64
Long Time Dead 01/06/67
Massacre 09/16/66
Mutiny at 10,000 Feet 03/26/65
P.O.W.(Part1) 04/23/65
P.O.W.(Part2) 04/30/65
Practice to Deceive 10/14/66
Pressure Point 10/09/64
R/X for a Sick Bird 09/20/65
Runway in the Dark 11/01/65
Show Me a Hero I'll Show You a Bum 10/25/65
Siren Voices 04/04/66
Six Feet Under 12/16/66
Soldiers Sometimes Kill 12/11/64
Sound of Distant Thunder 10/16/64
Storm at Twilight 11/22/65
Target 802 12/27/65
The Ace 12/09/66
The Albatross 01/15/65
The All American 10/21/66
The Clash 02/12/65
The Climate of Doubt 10/23/64
The Duel at Mont Saint Marie 11/04/66
The End of the Line 03/12/65
The Fighter Pilot 11/18/66
The Hero 05/07/65
The Hollow Man 03/14/66
The Hotshot 10/18/65
The Hunters and The Killers 01/13/67
The Idolator 10/04/65
The Jones Boys 12/06/65
The Loneliest Place in the World 09/13/65
The Lorelei 01/22/65
The Men and The Boys 10/02/64
The Mission 04/02/65
The Outsider 01/31/66
The Pariah 10/28/66
The Slaughter Pen 01/10/66
The Survivor 02/21/66
The Suspected 12/18/64
The Threat 03/19/65
The Ticket 02/26/65
The Trap 03/05/65
Then Came the Mighty Hunter 09/27/65
Those Who Are About to Die 01/01/65
To Heinie-With Love 02/05/65
To Seek and Destroy 11/11/66
Twenty Fifth Mission 02/14/66
Underground 01/17/66
V for Vendetta 04/16/65
We're Not Coming Back 11/29/65
Which Way the Wind Blows 01/24/66
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Trivia
Joseph Anson Gallagher Serial No. 01167087 (ep. 50)
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