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Title: The Quincunx (07 Jan 1971)
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| Episode cast overview: | |||
| Raymond Burr | ... | Robert T. Ironside | |
| Don Galloway | ... | Det. Sgt. Ed Brown | |
| Barbara Anderson | ... | Officer Eve Whitfield | |
| Don Mitchell | ... | Mark Sanger | |
| David Carradine | ... | Luke Roberts | |
| Michael Blodgett | ... | Matthew Roberts | |
| Mabel Albertson | ... | Laura May Tomer | |
| Carla Borelli | ... | Jan Gaylord | |
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Than Wyenn | ... | Coroner |
| Paul Bryar | ... | Henry Volkel | |
| Robert Hastings | ... | George Norene (as Bob Hastings) | |
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David Moody | ... | Barney |
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Ed Deemer | ... | Officer Hugh Flynn |
The team goes to see Eve's friend perform at a local bar where she is performing in a trio. After a delay in starting time, the two male trio members who are brothers announce to the audience that the friend will not be able to perform that night. When she can't get in touch with her friend and the body of a young murder victim that may be related to the band is discovered, Eve becomes involved with one of the brothers. Written by MissLu
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The great acting and chemistry of Michael Blodgett and David Carradine combine, for a whimsical and entertaining Ironside episode, featuring live singer songwriter musical performances by both artists, who portray two brothers in a folk singing trio, who get into trouble after a bad trip goes wrong. Michael Blodgett is gorgeous in open shirts and hippie beads, and both Michael and David Carradine are surprisingly talented singers, and guitar pickers in addition to their acting mastery! The brothers take a wrong turn, and pay the price of drug abuse in the end! Great classic episode of the hippie culture 70's TV we all love so much, featuring two iconic actors of the era in their prime, who obviously had a great chemistry together! Oh, to have been hanging out on that set! Flashback, man!