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The Name of the Game/The Incomparable Connie Walker
| The Incomparable Connie Walker | |
| Season 1, Episode 18 | |
| Airdate | January 24, 1969 |
| Written by | Leslie Stevens |
| Directed by | Abner Biberman |
| ← 1x17 The Inquiry |
1x19 → Love-In at Ground Zero |
| The Name of the Game — Season One | |
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The Incomparable Connie Walker is the eighteenth episode of the first season of The Name of the Game.
Starring: Tony Franciosa (Jeff Dillon)
Guest Stars: Ivan Dixon (Mayor Conway Walker), Jay C. Flippen (H.M. Grover), Bernie Hamilton Doc Cullen), Dina Merrill (Nancy Devlin), Susan Saint James (Peggy Maxwell), Gene Barry (Glenn Howard)
Co-Starring: Larry D. Mann (Max Korbell), Mel Scott (Avery Hillman), Booth Colman (Volmer), Georgia Carr (Martha Walker)
with Frances Fong (Arlene), Shirley O'Hara (Lyn Stetler), Myron Healey (Garris), Ben Frank (Sgt. Bradkowski), N'Gai Dixon (Conway Walker, Jr.)
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Plot Overview
Jeff Dillon wrote a piece praising the mayor of Prescott City, the Honorable Conway Walker, but now finds himself having to defend the Mayor against corruption charges. Making matters worse: the city board member who leveled the charges is found dead, a suspected suicide, and the evidence against the Mayor has disappeared. Dillon discovers that the answer lies in Walker's background as a lawyer, when he defended a shady businessman who turns out to play a major role in the conspiracy.
