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Control (Character)
from "The Equalizer" (1985)

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  1. "The Equalizer"
        - Prisoners of Conscience (1989) TV episode, Played by Robert Lansing
        - Time Present, Time Past (1989) TV episode, Played by Robert Lansing
        - Trial by Ordeal (1989) TV episode, Played by Robert Lansing
        - Past Imperfect (1989) TV episode, Played by Robert Lansing
        - Splinters (1988) TV episode, Played by Robert Lansing
          (24 more)
  2. Memories of Manon (1989) (TV) Played by Robert Lansing

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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From "The Equalizer: The Defector (#1.3)" (1985)
Robert McCall: [Irate] You hung me out to dry on this.
Control: I told you minimum backup.
Robert McCall: Minimum? I didn't get any backup. Your fair haired young man, cut and ran as soon as the noise started.
Control: He was operating to my instructions.
Robert McCall: Your instructions to him were to bungle the cross over?
Control: He was instructed to minimise his exposure. I wasn't going to blow his cover or the cover of any East Coast operative for a worthless defector.
Robert McCall: Worthless?
Robert McCall: [Stock enters the room] Stock! There's your worthless one.
Jacob Stock: You have any complaints about me McCall?
Robert McCall: Mister!... McCall. You are just a common garden variety coward, you're not even worth discussing.
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