In those opening moments of this episode when you see this Orthodox Jewish man pulling a cart through the canyons of lower Manhattan looking so terribly out of place you knew something was going to happen. When a piece of a robbery of a Wall Street messenger carrying some valuable stock securities occurs goes wrong, it's the old man who is shot to death. How he got innocently involved is for you to see, but that makes it a homicide and brings in Telly Savalas.
When Kojak puts it somewhat together and realizes that a major Wall Street player Bernard Barrow is all mobbed up it's going to take something special to bring him down. So Kojak himself goes undercover as a stereotypical Greek millionaire in the Onassis tradition.
Even with the help of other major Wall Street players like Alan Feinstein and Zitto Kazann it won't be easy to pull off. It almost gets him killed as the action moves from Wall Street to the piers in Red Hook. And would you believe the ever loyal and butt of his cracks Stavros comes to the rescue.
You knew Kojak kept on the squad for something.
When Kojak puts it somewhat together and realizes that a major Wall Street player Bernard Barrow is all mobbed up it's going to take something special to bring him down. So Kojak himself goes undercover as a stereotypical Greek millionaire in the Onassis tradition.
Even with the help of other major Wall Street players like Alan Feinstein and Zitto Kazann it won't be easy to pull off. It almost gets him killed as the action moves from Wall Street to the piers in Red Hook. And would you believe the ever loyal and butt of his cracks Stavros comes to the rescue.
You knew Kojak kept on the squad for something.
