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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Leslie Nielsen | ... | Lt. Price Adams | |
| Arnold Moss | ... | Dr. Canadeo | |
| Brett Somers | ... | Dorothy Blaylock | |
| Susan Cummings | ... | Gerry Lang | |
| Barry Kelley | ... | Bartender | |
| Jack Klugman | ... | Floyd Blaylock | |
| John Beradino | ... | Sgt. Vince Cavelli | |
| John Clarke | ... | Officer Joe Huddleston | |
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Greg Roman | ... | Officer Pete Garcia |
| Byron Morrow | ... | Captain Keith Gregory | |
| Robert Anderson | ... | Man in Bar (as Bob Anderson) | |
| Jason Wingreen | ... | Joe Logan | |
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Alycia Brooks | ... | Bar Waitress |
| Richard Benjamin | ... | Interne (as Dick Benjamin) | |
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Pete Kooy | ... | Driver Officer |
An old friend of Adams, Floyd Blaylock, who was his sergeant from the Korean War, is in town and making trouble. Though he is a decorated hero for saving Adams's life, he's deeply scarred from his experiences psychologically and seeks to assuage imagined guilt by committing dangerous acts. Written by WesternOne
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Jack Klugman is one more time terrific here as a war in Korea veteran who also happens to be an ex friend, brother of war of Leslie Nielsen, whom he was the commanding officer. Klugman is a lost soul, traumatized by all he saw during the conflict. A lost man who does everything he can to push his friend to stop him. Not a crime flick, but only a powerful drama for such a series. This episode is a homage to war veterans who fought for their country. Directing is wonderfully made and nothing to say about the actors' performances.
Worth watching stuff.
One more time, Walter Grauman did it.