"Mannix" License to Kill - Limit Three People (1968)

Director:

John Meredyth Lucas

Writers:

Richard Levinson (creator) and
Lew Erwin (teleplay)

TV Series:

"Mannix" (1967)

Original Air Date:

13 January 1968 (Season 1, Episode 16)

Genre:

Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery

Plot:

Three people are brutally murdered. The evidence points to David Tate. When a potential client approaches...

Plot Keywords:

Detective | One Word Title | Violence | Private Detective | Based On Novel

Cast

Mike Connors	...	Joe Mannix
Joseph Campanella	...	Lew Wickersham
Karen Black	...	Elaine Tate
Peter Haskell	...	David Tate
Wright King	...	Robert Hartigan
Warren J. Kemmerling	...	Bowers (as Warren Kemmerling)
Elisa Ingram	...	Ruth Levitt
Harry Basch	...	Gould
Steven Marlo	...	Fred
William O'Connell	...	John Burke
Melinda O. Fee	...	Allison (as Melinda Fee)
Art Lewis	...	Hayden
Clete Roberts	...	Newscaster

Robert Reed

...

Lt. Adam Tobias

Runtime:

USA:60 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Company:

Desilu Productions

Trivia:

This was the last episode of the series to be produced by Desilu Productions.

Goofs:

Continuity: When the killer approaches the building to shoot through the French doors during the teaser, the area behind the victim's home is a city or suburban setting separated from the street by a low brick wall. When the killer fires the two shots, they appear to leave two neat round bullet holes in the glass. But when Joe Mannix meets the police lieutenant investigating the shooting there the next day, the area visible outside the room (actually an indoor backdrop) is a park-like setting that looks nothing like a reverse of the street scene shown in the teaser, including no brick wall. In addition, a large portion of the glass is now visibly broken out and there is only the remnant of a single bullet hole.