Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuTwo firemen are killed in a warehouse fire, one of them Stone's friend, and he and Keller are drawn into an arson investigation.Two firemen are killed in a warehouse fire, one of them Stone's friend, and he and Keller are drawn into an arson investigation.Two firemen are killed in a warehouse fire, one of them Stone's friend, and he and Keller are drawn into an arson investigation.
Mark Anger
- Max - Tailor
- (as Irving Israel)
Dick Durock
- Thug
- (Nicht genannt)
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesFrench title: Le feu dans la ville.
- PatzerWhen Paul meets with the banker, the banker tells him to "put his John Henry" on the contract, as he's asking him to sign the loan paperwork. He should have said "put his John Hancock" on the paperwork. John Hancock is typically used as slang when someone is signing paperwork, and is in homage to John Hancock, the president of the Continental Congress, and first signer of the Declaration of Independence, who signed his signature four times the size of everyone else because he wanted "King George to be able to read it in England." John Henry refers to a mythological railroad worker who won a contest against a steam-driven rail spike. But, died with his hammer in his hand after his heart gave out. (Incorrectly regarded as a goof: Saying John Henry instead of Hancock is actually a dry joke. This bit has been used in other QM Productions shows as well.)
- Zitate
Detective Lt. Mike Stone: [the arsonist is killed by the flames of a burning car] What's that they say about poetic justice?
Inspector Steve Keller: Not my kind of poetry.
Ausgewählte Rezension
An Arsonist Is On The Loose In San Francisco And It's Up To Stone And Keller To Catch Him
1- VIEWERS CHECK THIS OUT...........
*Two of the guest stars play a father and son with a business partnership. Marty Wallach (played by long-time character actor Barry Sullivan) is the dad and his son, Paul (played by Glenn Corbett), has run into gambling and extensive debt problems. Paul's wife (played by Katherine Justice) is pregnant with their first child. Paul is having a horrible time being hunted down by bookies for the gambling debts he has built up. The arsonist (played by Lithuanian actor Kaz Garas) Paul has hired to take down the warehouse he and his father own, is being wanted for murder and wants to get out of town as soon as possible. The fire the arsonist started for Paul resulted in the death of two fire fighters - one of them a friend of Mike Stone.
If this sounds like a tangled web, it actually is. The interviews conducted by Stone and Keller result in the viewer being briefed and educated on arson and the insurance connection. The actor John Larch plays another firefighter friend of Stone. Larch was very popular on TV as the dad of Gidget with Sally Field.
Corbett does not play a sniveling, whimpering, gambling addicted guy who has devastated his daddy with his gambling and arson-ing ways very well. Corbett co-starred in several Hollywood western films (with Jimmy Stewart and at least 3 with John Wayne). This part on TSOSF was not really a good work of casting for the very tough-looking and macho Corbett. When his father goes off on him and yells at him on how angry he is, Paul (Corbett) stands with slumped shoulders and furrowed brow and a whiny defensive tone.
Sullivan plays the disappointed father very convincingly. He will do anything for his son.....maybe this has been part of the problem? Sullivan was well-known in Hollywood for his starring and co-starring roles. He is one of the few Hollywood actors with stars on the walk of fame for movies and television.
There is an awkward scene at approximately 39:45 where Keller is trapped under some porn magazines with a fire beginning to consume the warehouse he is in. He calls out to Stone for rescue and it just feels awkwardly played and staged.
In Act IV, the episode wraps up with a chase, gun shots and fisticuffs jammed in to make it a whirl of a finish.
Final Grade: B.
*Two of the guest stars play a father and son with a business partnership. Marty Wallach (played by long-time character actor Barry Sullivan) is the dad and his son, Paul (played by Glenn Corbett), has run into gambling and extensive debt problems. Paul's wife (played by Katherine Justice) is pregnant with their first child. Paul is having a horrible time being hunted down by bookies for the gambling debts he has built up. The arsonist (played by Lithuanian actor Kaz Garas) Paul has hired to take down the warehouse he and his father own, is being wanted for murder and wants to get out of town as soon as possible. The fire the arsonist started for Paul resulted in the death of two fire fighters - one of them a friend of Mike Stone.
If this sounds like a tangled web, it actually is. The interviews conducted by Stone and Keller result in the viewer being briefed and educated on arson and the insurance connection. The actor John Larch plays another firefighter friend of Stone. Larch was very popular on TV as the dad of Gidget with Sally Field.
Corbett does not play a sniveling, whimpering, gambling addicted guy who has devastated his daddy with his gambling and arson-ing ways very well. Corbett co-starred in several Hollywood western films (with Jimmy Stewart and at least 3 with John Wayne). This part on TSOSF was not really a good work of casting for the very tough-looking and macho Corbett. When his father goes off on him and yells at him on how angry he is, Paul (Corbett) stands with slumped shoulders and furrowed brow and a whiny defensive tone.
Sullivan plays the disappointed father very convincingly. He will do anything for his son.....maybe this has been part of the problem? Sullivan was well-known in Hollywood for his starring and co-starring roles. He is one of the few Hollywood actors with stars on the walk of fame for movies and television.
There is an awkward scene at approximately 39:45 where Keller is trapped under some porn magazines with a fire beginning to consume the warehouse he is in. He calls out to Stone for rescue and it just feels awkwardly played and staged.
In Act IV, the episode wraps up with a chase, gun shots and fisticuffs jammed in to make it a whirl of a finish.
Final Grade: B.
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- dand1010
- 6. Sept. 2021
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