The Untouchables in this episode try a new strategy in their war on crime as defined by Prohibition. They act as agents provocateur and hijack and destroy illegal booze, not as Treasury agents, but as masked heist men. The hope is that the warring gangs of John Anderson and James Griffith will get to fighting again and arrests will be made.
What Robert Stack gets is an unexpected bonus of Anderson's number one trigger man Charles McGraw just turning soft. McGraw has come to the realization that he's lived a long time in his line of work and would like to just quit, but there are no retirement plans in his company. Even his girlfriend Gail Kobe thinks he's just turned coward. The only sympathy McGraw gets is from Eliot Ness.
Charles McGraw dominates this story and it's worth seeing for an unusual portrait from tough guy McGraw.
What Robert Stack gets is an unexpected bonus of Anderson's number one trigger man Charles McGraw just turning soft. McGraw has come to the realization that he's lived a long time in his line of work and would like to just quit, but there are no retirement plans in his company. Even his girlfriend Gail Kobe thinks he's just turned coward. The only sympathy McGraw gets is from Eliot Ness.
Charles McGraw dominates this story and it's worth seeing for an unusual portrait from tough guy McGraw.