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S.W.A.T.: Season 1, Episode 7Death Score (7 Apr. 1975)Posing as terrorists seeking freedom for their comrades, a group of thugs take an entire pro basketball team hostage during a game. They aren't terrorists, they just hope to extort $2 ... See full summary » Director:Phil Bondelli |
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Title: Death Score (07 Apr 1975)
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| Robert Urich | ... | ||
| Rod Perry | ... | ||
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James Coleman | ... | |
| Robert Webber | ... |
Doug McVea
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| Michael Warren | ... |
Ollie Wyatt
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| Paul Cavonis | ... |
Rameri
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| Corinne Camacho | ... |
Robin Phillips
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| Berlinda Tolbert | ... |
Joanne Wyatt
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Stu Nahan | ... |
Himself
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Richard O'Brien | ... |
Chief Roman
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Anthony Eisley | ... |
Warren Royce
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Logan Field | ... |
Pete Morgan
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Tom Malinchak | ... |
Don Benson
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Posing as terrorists seeking freedom for their comrades, a group of thugs take an entire pro basketball team hostage during a game. They aren't terrorists, they just hope to extort $2 million from the team's owner. Written by Peter Harris
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Robert Webber stars as a scheming scum-bag in this episode of "S.W.A.T.". The show begins with Webber paying some knucklehead to start shooting up the street and tossing terrorist literature into the streets. When the guy is caught, he claims to be a Muslim from a large terrorist organization. However, he's actually a decoy--to get the team to be on the lookout for more retributions by his friends. However, the REAL score involves Webber and his team taking a pro basketball team (a very SHORT one, actually--and one with very few players!) hostage and demanding $2,000,000 for their release--and also claiming to be part of this same organization!! Unfortunately, while Webber is quite professional about it, one of his henchmen is a bit of a hair-triggered loony! Sounds a little ridiculous? Yup. But it is reasonably entertaining and well made--though you wonder how a guy who looks and talks like Webber ever thought he'd be mistaken for a Middle Eastern terrorist is beyond me. Perhaps the terrorist part was added later to pad the episode! Take that, scum-bags! Think about it...trying to give Middle Eastern terrorists a bad name!