24. The Man Who Went Mad by Mistake
Case file: #115-28414-T
Mark Stephen Tabor: Bond Default, Fraud Against The Government, Unlawful Flight.
Original broadcast date: 6 March 1966
The good inspector goes undercover as a mental patient to see if the bad guy (Tabor) is faking a mental breakdown to avoid testifying in a federal case. The question never answered was if Tabor were truly faking or if he did indeed have a dehabilitating mental condition. So maybe he did not go “mad by mistake.” By the way, no interesting cars.
- This is Anthony Eisley’s only appearance as Special Agent Kirby Greene; the part was later played by Grant Williams, James McKrell, and Phil Dean. Eisley went on to play Special Agent Chester “Chet” Randolph in more than a dozen episodes of The FBI.
- J.D Cannon was well known for playing Chief of Detectives Peter B. Clifford, NYPD, on the TV series McCloud.
- Harold Gould makes another appearance on the series.
Cast |
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| Role | Performer |
| J.D. Cannon | Mark Stephen Tabor |
| Anthony Eisley | S.A.C. Kirby Greene |
| Michael Conrad | Paul Hogan |
| Harold Gould | Arnold Bruzzi |
| Simon Scott | John Goddard |
| Robert Chapman | Special Agent Combria |
| Roy Engel | George Cobell |
| Joseph Mell | Hollet |
| George Tyne | Gus |
| Johnny Silver | Cab Driver |
| Directed by: Ralph Senensky Teleplay by: Robert Leslie Bellem Story by: Dan Ullman |
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