Raymond Burr |
Chief Robert T. Ironside |
Don Galloway |
Detective Sergeant Ed Brown |
Don Mitchell |
Mark Sanger |
Elizabeth Baur |
Officer Fran Belding (1971-1975) |
Kim Darby |
Samantha |
Guest Star |
Lee Montgomery |
Jerry Abbott |
Guest Star |
Roger Perry |
Councilman Cogswell |
Guest Star |
Gene Lyons |
Commissioner Dennis Randall |
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At the church mission all join in singing "Amazing Grace".
In a scene Ironside is knocked off his wheelchair and lying on the ground. William Smith lifts up Ironside like he weighs next to nothing. Really amazing to see!
Ironside: Well I guess you heard that I retired from the department some months ago. I settled in down here, I got thinking I might make a little extra money, supplement my pension you know by selling my life story. I don't want much for it, I just thought that maybe, well you know, maybe ...
Jim Rogers: Yeah, we might be able to do something with that. I have to figure out the right format, you know. How about a drink?
Ironside: Oh not right now, it's too early for me.
Jim Rogers: (smiles and pours two glasses) So ah, you have any ideas how to go about this?
Ironside: Actually I do have a couple of ideas. You see I'm thinking of making a comeback.
Jim Rogers: Good angle.
Ironside: I think so too. Say do you think you could give me a little advance, not much you understand.
Jim Rogers: How would twenty strike you?
Ironside: That's generous of you. Very generous.
Jim Rogers: You were telling me about a comeback is it?
Ironside: That's right, right before I quit ah retired, there was this boy that was involved in an accident, well I've come up with a lead.
Wilson: (talking on the phone) The word is the old fox knows alot more than he lets on. Yeah he's half stoned all the time so he never does any real work on it. I know what you mean, it could end up bad for both of us if he does know something and knocks off the bottle. Yeah I'll take care of it.
David Wayne is listed as a Special Guest Star.
French title: La Pente Fatale Partie 2.
Uncredited roles for Mr. Wilson, Oriental Reporter and Nurse.
Lee Montgomery was credited as Lee H. Montgomery.
Samantha: (to Ironside) You know you really shouldn't do that. Alcohol takes away from the here and now. And to find true enlightenment you have to be completely open to the here and now.
From Zen, the Buddhist schooling of direct enlightenment.
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S 3 : Ep 26
Aired 4/9/70 (48:09)
S 3 : Ep 25
Aired 4/2/70 (48:09)
S 3 : Ep 24
Aired 3/26/70 (48:10)
S 3 : Ep 23
Aired 3/12/70 (48:05)
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