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A high level business tycoon is about to take over a position of power with the government when a gorgeous fashion model is murdered and it appears he's involved.
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  • The episode that started the rotating TV series and great guest stars galore

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    This episode that started the series was based on a pilot film titled "Fame Is The Name Of The Game"in the premiere episode a powerful millionaire tycoon is involved in a murder investigation of a fashion model. Anthony Franciosa, Gene Barry and Susan Saint James star in this premiere episode. This episode also has great guest stars including Zsa Zsa Gabor, John Payne, Robert Webber, Claudine Longet(Mrs. Andy Williams) and Jeanne Crain.

    This series would later serve as The Sunday Night Mystery Movie which is produced by Universal Studios. An excellent episode from start to finish and is well worth watching.moreless

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    • 2nd pilot for the TV series, re-introduces Tony Franciosa as investigative reporter Jeff Dillon, and Susan St. James as research assistant Peggy, and introduces for the first time Gene Barry as publisher Glen Howard. This pilot runs a bit longer than subsequent episodes clocking in at 77 minutes. This episode introduces the jazzy, pulsating theme song. Edit
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    • Howard: Come on, I don't get around that much. Dillon: Oh, sure, Glenn. Everybody knows what a steady character you are. Faithful for the last 20 years to the same dozen women. Edit
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