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"The Fugitive" The Judgment: Part I (1967)



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George Eckstein (writer)
Roy Huggins (creator)
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Original Air Date:
22 August 1967 (Season 4, Episode 29)
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When Fred Johnson is arrested in LA for smashing up a bar, the news is flashed nationwide, and Richard... more | full synopsis
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USA:60 min
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1.33 : 1 more
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)

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[Inside Captain Lee's office, Gerard confronts seedy bail bondsman Art Howe, unaware that Jean Carlisle, who has Richard Kimble in her apartment, is surreptitiously in the office overhearing the fateful conversation]
Lt. Philip Gerard: Who sent you here?
Arthur 'Art' Howe: Oh ho, come, come, Lieutenant. I'm only a bail bondsman, not an attorney, but I know that's privileged information. Now I put up the correct bail as you can see in the receipt. I believe that's all you need to know.
Capt. Ralph Lee: [in disbelief] You paid three thousand in cash?
Arthur 'Art' Howe: Thirty one-hundred dollar bills. Now you are to release one Fred Johnson in the interest of justice, not to mention with my cab waiting downstars, so I'd appreciate it if you'd produce the gentleman.
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Plot summary, 28 October 2006
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Author: James Lawrence (ynot@earthlink.net) from United States

This is part 1 of the 2 part final episode, and does not disappoint. Fred Johnson, the one-armed man, is arrested in Los Angeles for busting up a bar, and the publicity brings Kimble and Gerard to town. Kimble has a hidden ally, Jean Carlisle from Stafford, a court stenographer who often works at police headquarters. He barely escapes a difficult trap with her help.

Gerard questions Johnson and starts to think maybe Kimble is telling the truth. A surprising circumstance leads to Johnson's release, requiring Jean to save Kimble again. But ultimately, Gerard captures his man.

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