The Gold Card

Season 3, Episode 1, Aired
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Erskine joins a syndicate poker game that may cost him his life: All the players have been marked for death.
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      • In the end credits. Inspector Erskine car is a bronze-colored 1968 Ford Mustang Convertible. Edit
      • Vic Perrin and William (Bill) Boyette were part of Jack Webb's Mark VII Limited ensemble cast. Edit
      • William Boyett was a cop on the both "Dragnet" and Adam-12. The latter he was Sgt. MacDonald. Edit

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      • Case numbers where also eliminated from episodes from this season until the shows final season in 1974. Edit
      • The FBI Mission statement used in the 1965-1966 and the 1966-1967 season was omitted. But, the prologue to the episodes was still being used until the 1971-1972 season. Edit
      • From this episode until the end of the series run in 1974. The Capital Dome outline was replaced by the outline of The FBI Shield. The ACT I, II, III, IV and The Epilog was still used. Edit

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