Cast |
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| Performer | Role |
| Frank de Kova | Arnold "Boss" Faber |
| Alex Cord | Ed Haynes |
| Cal Bellini | Jerry Sessions |
| Ayn Ruymen | Lorrie Faber |
| Carmen Argenziano | Ernie Ligot |
| Edward Colmans | The Counselor |
| Donna Bacala | Helen Sessions |
| Vic Perrin | Starret |
| Mark Dana | Clayton McGregor |
| Edward Du Domaine | Weller |
| Lloyd Battista | Rollie Cardwell |
| John Garwood | Assassin |
| Joe E. Tata | Stan Kuyler |
| John Aprea | 1st Thug |
| Joe Tornetore | Bodyguard |
| Dennis Robertson | Agent |
| John Graham | Bank Manager |
| Directed by: Robert Douglas Written by: Robert Heverly |
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216. Night of the Long Knives
Original air date: 25 March 1973
This episode was not rerun
Suspecting assassinations in the Mafia are being planned, Inspector Erskine goes undercover as a caterer at the wedding of a mob boss's daughter. He hopes to find out what’s behind a ruthless lieutenant’s plans to kill the boss and take over the organization.
- Frank de Kova (1910-81) makes the first of two appearances on The FBI, as a mob boss. His second would be in the final season.
- Alex Cord (born Alex Viespi in 1931) had debuted in 1962's The Chapman Report. That movie starred Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Mr. Cord went on to make the Gene Rodenberry-penned Genesis II later in 1973.
