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Peter Gunn/Death Across the Board
| Death Across the Board | |
| Season 3, Episode 7 | |
| Airdate | November 14, 1960 |
| Written by | Tony Barrett |
| Directed by | Alan Crosland, Jr. |
| Produced by | Blake Edwards |
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| ← 3x06 The Death Frame |
3x08 → Tramp Steamer |
| Peter Gunn — Season Three | |
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Death Across the Board is the seventh episode of the third season of Peter Gunn, and the eighty-third episode overall.
Starring: Craig Stevens (Peter Gunn)
Co-Starring: Lola Albright (Edie Hart), Herschel Bernardi (Lieutenant Jacoby)
Robert Warwick (Harley Bernard), Ned Glass (Scooter), James Lydon (Frank Rousseau), Mickey Morton (Great Gorza), Tyler McVey (Arthur Fullam), Jack LaLanne (Himself), Darren Dublin (Charley Deade), George Selk (Wally Keel), Jhean Burton (Secretary), Joe Scott (Gunman)
and James Lanphier (Leslie)
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Plot Overview
A millionaire horse breeder hires Gunn to find the killer of his longtime friend and horse trainer, a man 'who didn't have an enemy in the world'. Apparently, the man had at least one enemy, a gambler who wants to hire Gunn to clear his name, but when he's attacked in his own apartment by a giant of a man and his client is brutally strangled to death, Pete discovers that the man just may have had another enemy.
