Malachi Throne |
Noah Bain |
Robert Wagner |
Alexander Mundy |
Adolfo Celi |
Eric Redman |
Guest Star |
Francesco Mule |
Funello |
Guest Star |
Gerard Herter |
Plummit |
Guest Star |
Edward Binns |
Wally |
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The episode marks the end of Alexander Mundy prison sentence, criminal record, and his indentured servitude to the U.S. Government. As his Father's fee, the U.S. Government must agree to give Alexander:
1) A full and complete pardon.
2) No more threats about going back to jail.
3) Negotiated fees based upon the risks.
4) Retainer (base pay arrangement as one does with an attorney or other professional not needed on a full time basis).
5) Last he has the right to refuse any assignment he feels is below the dignity of his station or detrimental to his career.
Fred Astaire appears in the opening credits and does the intro at the end which was done in the past by either Malachi Thorne or Robert Wagner. And what he says is "I heard of stealing from the government but for the government."
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