Cast |
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| Performer | Role |
| Andrew Duggan | Steven Thomas Ramsey |
| Delphi Lawrence | Louise Freed |
| Richard Anderson | Alexander Ramsey |
| Phyllis Thaxter | Rosemary Ramsey |
| Allen Emerson | Philip Karl Gayna |
| Anthony Eisley | S.A.C. Chet Randolph |
| Bill Quinn | Colonel |
| Robert Osterloh | Harberg |
| Alex Gerry | Doctor |
| Marion Thompson | Sarah |
| Susan Seaforth Hayes (as Susan Seaforth) | Miss Hanes |
| Directed by: Robert Douglas Written by: John W. Bloch |
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64. The Traitor
The Case of the Expatriate Traitor: Steven Thomas Ramsey-Espionage.
Original air date: 15 October 1967
This episode was not rerun by ABC
Andrew Duggan returns to America after an absence of 30 years, posing as a top corporate executive. In reality, he is a Communist agent. Inspector Lewis Erskine, posing as a Communist courier, uncovers a plot to steal top secret missle data.
In an atypical situation, Mr. Duggan plays a baddie. Likewise, Richard Anderson's character dies in this episode. And in a pattern seen in other FBI episodes, Mr. Duggan's character is deeply affected by this, since he himself had nothing to do with this dastardly deed.
- The episode begins with a murder that takes place during a baseball game in New York City.
- Anthony Eisley makes his first appearance this season.
