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"The Rockford Files" The Trees, the Bees and T.T. Flowers: Part 2 (1977)


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"The Rockford Files" (1974): Season 3: Episode 15 -- Rockford attempts to rescue T.T. from a senior citizens hospital but the old gentleman escapes and barricades himself at Freedom Farm. Part 2 of 2.

Overview

User Rating:
9.1/10   15 votes
Director:
Jerry London
Writers:
Gordon T. Dawson (writer)
Roy Huggins (creator) ...
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Original Air Date:
28 January 1977 (Season 3, Episode 15)
Genre:
Crime | Drama | Thriller more
Plot:
Jim helps a friend of Rocky's who's being forced off his property. | add synopsis
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Cast

  (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)

James Garner ... Jim Rockford
Noah Beery Jr. ... Joseph 'Rocky' Rockford (as Noah Beery)

Joe Santos ... Police Det. Dennis Becker
Strother Martin ... Thomas Tyler 'T.T.' Flowers
Karen Machon ... Cathy Royle
Scott Brady ... Jack Muellard
Roy Jenson ... Winchell

Robert DoQui ... SWAT Commander Willis
Gretchen Corbett ... Beth Davenport

Alex Rocco ... Sherman Royle
Tom Rosqui ... Tom Brockmeyer
Fred Stuthman ... Homer Hodgson
Jack Stauffer ... Brubaker
Dave Shelley ... Division Commander
Linda Ryan ... Maid
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James Luisi ... Lt. Doug Chapman
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The T.T. in T.T. Flowers' name stands for Thomas Tyler. more

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Inroads, 31 January 2007
Author: Christopher Mulrooney from Los Angeles

The exhaustive teleplay (by Gordon T. Dawson, as directed by Jerry London) above all gives a great actor, Strother Martin, occasion in this instance for a rather remarkably full demonstration of his very considerable powers.

He is called upon to do more than the usual thing in an actor's line, in fact to do nothing less than completely and utterly express the mortal pain of destruction, to give voice to the anguish caused by philistine inroads, and he does so in a way seldom equaled.

It recalls very much the scene at the close of Planet Of The Apes, the astronaut's torment.

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