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The F.B.I./The Executioners (2)
| The Executioners (2) | |
| Season 2, Episode 26 | |
| Airdate | March 19, 1967 |
| Written by | Norman Jolley |
| Directed by | Don Medford |
| ← 2x25 The Executioners (1) |
2x27 → The Satellite |
| The F.B.I. — Season Two | |
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The Executioners (2) is the twenty-sixth episode of the second season of The F.B.I., and the fifty-seventh episode overall.
Starring:
Guest Stars: Telly Savalas (Ed Clementi), Susan Strasberg (Chris Roland), Robert Drivas (Paul Clementi)
Special Guest Star: Walter Pidgeon (Leo Roland)
and Celeste Holm (Flo Clementi)
Co-Starring: Anthony Eisley (S.A.C. Chet Randolph), Ken Lynch (Jackie)
with Susan Seaforth (Mrs. Bowers), Gil Peterson (), Ross Elliott (S.A.C. Adams), Mary Jackson (3rd Floor Duty Nurse), John Ward (), Paul Sorensen (), Pitt Herbert (), Jerry Douglas (Senior Agent Hancock), Frank Thomas, Jr. ()
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Plot Overview
With the missing tooth found at the second murder, Erskine is able to definitely identify Paul Clementi as the assassin 'Cupid'. Leo Roland convinces Paul that his Uncle Ed, who raised him after his parents were killed, was responsible for their murders and orders him to take out both Ed and his wife Flo, who are reconciling now that Ed has agreed to turn evidence against Roland. Erskine races to where the Clementis are hiding, trying to beat Paul there, but Roland, suspecting that Paul might get cold feet, is also en route, hoping to take out the young assassin if necessary...but Roland is unaware that his daughter Chris. who's planning to run away with Paul, is also there and may be in danger as a result.
