Baretta
(1975–1978)
Nobody in a Nothing Place.
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Title: Nobody in a Nothing Place (17 Dec 1975)
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| Robert Blake | ... | Det. Tony Baretta | |
| Tom Ewell | ... | Billy Truman | |
| Edward Grover | ... | Lt. Hal Brubaker (as Ed Grover) | |
| Mitchell Ryan | ... | Bax Baxter | |
| Terry Kiser | ... | Skip | |
| Janit Baldwin | ... | Tina | |
| Michael D. Roberts | ... | Rooster | |
| Don 'Red' Barry | ... | Eddie (as Don Red Barry) | |
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Beth Porter | ... | Dorene |
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Pearl Shear | ... | Mrs. Bronsky |
| Chino 'Fats' Williams | ... | Fats (as Chino Williams) | |
| Richard Kennedy | ... | Carl Hopkins | |
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John Ward | ... | Foley |
| Maurice Kowalewski | ... | Stein | |
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Sharon Cintron | ... | Mimi |
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Nobody in a Nothing Place.
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reference to sophia loren | retired doctor | witness to murder | eye witness | murder witness |Parents Guide:
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17 December 1975 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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After a convention party where very important people get fun with prostitutes, one of those VIPs is shot in the back alley of the cabaret where the party took place. It seems that this is a blackmail racket job that got awry. And it also seems that the night club owner is more than involved with this murder. So, our lead street cop investigates among the cabaret employees, males and females, to find a witness of the murder. But the audience has already noticed that Mitch Ryan's character was the only witness who also was shot at by the killer without being badly wounded although. I appreciate the Ryan's character, and I say that actor was really underrated, he had so much charisma. He should have lead roles, that he never had, as far as I know.
Good episode directed by Arnold Laven, who also made good stuff for the big screen.