Petrocelli/Any Number Can Die

Any Number Can Die
Season 2, Episode 17
Airdate	February 18, 1976
Written by	Jeff Myrow & Leonard Katzman
Directed by	Leonard Katzman
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Petrocelli — Season Two

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Any Number Can Die is the seventeenth episode of the second season of Petrocelli, and the thirty-ninth episode overall.

Starring:

Guest Stars: Paul Burke (John Flemming), Joshua Bryant (Paul Andrews), Mark Gordon (Frank Keegan)

Special Guest Star: David Huddleston (Lt. John Ponce)

Featuring: Gwynne Gilford (Jean Andrews), Francesca Jarvis (Joan McCarthy), Warner McKay (Bell Captain)

with Janice Harrison (Jenny Farmer), Steve Eastin (Bob Garber), Anna Harvey (Girl), Fred Stromsoe (Frank Newman)

Plot Overview

An old college classmate of Tony's pays him a visit for help in making out his will, and also leaves a mysterious envelope for him to mail should anything happen to him...which it does. He's killed in an apparently accidental explosion at his computer company not long after meeting with Petrocelli, and what the lawyer doesn't know is that his friend was the second person from the company to meet with a fatal accident in the span of a couple of days. When a Federal agent shows up looking for the envelope, Tony blows him off, then goes to meet the would-be recipient of the envelope, who also meets with accidental death. He soon finds out what's in the envelope--a printout of sensitive government data that his friend inadvertently received--and now Tony, Maggie and Pete are all in danger because of that printout.