Although a case like this would be handled by the FBI or the CIA it was gratifying to know that the Ironside squad was equal to the task in a situation that involved national security.
Scientist Michael Brandon disappears from his high level job at a research institute headed by Harold Gould and Raymond Burr and his team are brought in by the man's wife. She's not trusting all the hush hush involving her husband and I can't really blame her.
Turns out that a fellow scientist Joseph Campanella at the institute has a research project all his own. And he's not even calling all the shots. A right wing industrialist played by Ramon Bieri is the one doing that and Campanella, arrogant fool that he is, is being spoon fed information himself on a need to know basis. Bieri determining what he needs to know.
Let's say in this episode I don't think the squad was playing for bigger stakes.
Scientist Michael Brandon disappears from his high level job at a research institute headed by Harold Gould and Raymond Burr and his team are brought in by the man's wife. She's not trusting all the hush hush involving her husband and I can't really blame her.
Turns out that a fellow scientist Joseph Campanella at the institute has a research project all his own. And he's not even calling all the shots. A right wing industrialist played by Ramon Bieri is the one doing that and Campanella, arrogant fool that he is, is being spoon fed information himself on a need to know basis. Bieri determining what he needs to know.
Let's say in this episode I don't think the squad was playing for bigger stakes.
