Dick is a chauffeur, complete with cap, for Richard Anderson, who would later be the last actor to play his brother-in-law, Len Taft. There was a rumored spinoff, My Three Lens, which never came to be. Anyways, Anderson is a rich and nice guy who is going to build a factory in his old small hometown. There is going to be a party for him given by his old friends, but Dick overhears a death threat over the phone. The voice sounds just like Ed Asner, and sure enough, there's Ed among a group of Anderson's old friends. It turns out that all of these old chums hate Anderson because he left the crummy town and became somebody. They blame him for stuff that he really didn't do. Kind of like his chauffeur. Interesting that Leonard 'bones' McCoy shows up after having had a few too many and says "dammit Dick, you're a doctor. Not a chauffeur." Dick's identity becomes known when the sheriff gives him a gun to guard Anderson against any death threats and then fingerprints him. This is the most important man in town, but don't waste the cops time looking out for him. Just give his chauffeur a gun. They tell Dick they won't send the prints in until the show is over, but they then decide to send the prints in as soon as he leaves the room. So the cops show up and Dick barely escapes, but he doesn't leave until he finds out that Asner is the threat, which was obvious all along. He prevents Asner from shooting Anderson and gets a ride to the bus stop. It's uncertain if Anderson ever builds the factory after the way his old "friends" treated him, but it is certain that Richard Kimble remains....a fugitive.