Run, Lincoln, Run

L’episodio è andato in onda il 4 gen 1973
TV-PG
1h

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8,0/10

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Action Crime Drama

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaLinc tries to save his cabby friend from loan sharks.Linc tries to save his cabby friend from loan sharks.Linc tries to save his cabby friend from loan sharks.

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Another Good Episode From Season 5

Another Season 5 episode that boasts a decent story with solid performances from the guest cast who all perform nicely.

June Dayton was especially good as the grieving wife. I remember James A Watson from when he played Nell Carter's boyfriend on GIMME A BREAK. Taylor Lacher as one of the goons will eventually be in two of the better CHARLIE'S ANGELS episodes in a few years ("Angels on Wheels" and "Angels on the Air") where he will be given more lines than what little he has here.

It's always fun to see Pete and Julie posing as a couple and Linc has two decent action sequences in this one. 8/10.

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Third and final series appearance for Elliott Street, who played Krause, the short, bespectacled hitman.

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Capt. Adam Greer: We've got a murder on our hands with a lot to prove. I take it your friend's still not talking, hm?
Linc Hayes: You got it.
Capt. Adam Greer: You believe him?
[Linc sits in stone-faced silence]
Capt. Adam Greer: I could have him brought down to headquarters for questioning. Maybe that would shake him up.
Linc Hayes: I think Herbie's been shook up enough already. Four years ago he was one of the top-rated basketball players in college. His grades slipped and he was drafted to Vietnam. While he was there his kneecap was shattered. So now he's a cab driver.
Capt. Adam Greer: I'm sorry, Linc, but we're talking about murder one.
Linc Hayes: Do me a favor. Give me some elbow room.
Capt. Adam Greer: You got it.