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Gus thinks he can clear his name when he spots a news item linking Booth to a senator who may have mob ties. '

Gus turns to a reporter after learning that he's being persued by his employer's murders. '

Gus is linked up to a chain gang, but escapes with the help of a female inmate. Their fight is cut short, however, when her husband discovers there's a reward for Gus' capture. '

A Naval colonel, seeking to avenge the murder of his daughter, captures Booth and Gus, knowing that one is innocent and the other must die. '

Carter captures Gus, but the arrest is cut short when an escaped murderer and his gang take them both hostage. '

Gus is threatened by a journalist who plans to publish a book in which Gus admits his guilt.

Gus falls in love with Jill O'Hara, a woman with a secret life that's exposed when they become the target of a psychotic man who blames Jill for losing his girlfriend. '

While working as a limousine driver, Gus overhears a young girl's murderous plans to avenge the rape of her sister. '

Acting on a tip, Agents Carter and Forbes track Gus to a warehouse where he is working. When Carter is critically injured in the ensuing pursuit, Forbes takes on the case alone. '

Gus sets up a complex ruse to lead Agent Carter to believe that he's been shot and killed by a police officer. '

Gus tracks down Booth's foster parents, Virgil and Mariette Nelson, in the hopes of learning more about his evil twin, and stumbles upon evidence that may link them to a kidnapping ring. '

Gus is attacked by the abusive estranged husband of Booth's former lover, but when Gus goes on the offensive he finds his target beaten to death--and himself the prime suspect. '

Gus finds a job working in a small-town store but soon discovers that the owner, a retired army officer, is shooting hitchhikers. '

Gus saves a blind piano teacher from an attempted rape. Fearing for her safety, he files a police report on the incident against her wishes, and arouses suspicions from the FBI. '

Gus is decieved by an undercover FBI agent into believing he's been captured by IRA rebels searching for Booth, who reneged on a supposed weapons deal. '

Booth frames Gus again when he trails Agent Carter to her vacation cabin, commits a murder, takes her captive, lures Gus to the scene, and disappears--leaving Gus to prove his innocence before the local sheriff arrives. '

A government official promises to turn Booth in to the FBI and ensure Gus' freedom if Gus agrees to gather evidence against the mob-boss father of the Russian family he's befriended. '

Gus becomes entangled with a roguish organization known as "Black Ops"; and Agent Carter is taken off the McClain case, to be replaced by "other agencies." '

With the FBI closing in, Gus takes a hostage: a divorcee who comes to believe his story and decides to help him escape--but Booth intervenes again and frames Gus for her murder. '

Gus is captured by a Native American bounty hunter who reconsiders turning him in to the FBI when a dreamlike vision suggests that Gus will soon save his daughter's life. '

Upon returning to Seattle to attend Sarah's funeral, Gus discovers that her father, who is a judge, is also convinced of Gus' guilt--and willing to carry out his own justice. '

College professor Gus McClain is framed for his wife's murder by his evil twin, Booth Hubbard. '

This original pilot was turned down by CBS in 1995.