The Streets of San Francisco/The Programming of Charlie Blake
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| The Programming of Charlie Blake | |
| Season 3, Episode 19 | |
| Airdate | February 6, 1975 |
| Production Number | 5072 |
| Writer(s) | Rick Blaine |
| Director(s) | Nicholas Colasanto |
| Ten Dollar Murder | River of Fear |
| The Streets of San Francisco — Season Three | |
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The Programming of Charlie Blake is the nineteenth episode of the third season of The Streets of San Francisco, and the sixty-ninth episode overall.
Guest Stars: Fred Sadoff (Dr. Lenny Murchison), Dean Stockwell (Charlie Blake), Dee Wallace Stone (Joan Warren), Sharon Acker (Eleanor Jessup), Lynne Marta (Jill Ackerman), Susan Richardson (Marlene Hollander), William Smithers (Dr. Norman Jessup), John Stephenson (Leonard Paxton)
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Plot Overview
A murderous psychiatrist diverts suspicion from himself by framing a patient, a man who has a police record for making obscene calls.
Notes
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
This episode is directed by Nicholas Colasanto, one of three men to both act in (the first-season episode "Deathwatch") and direct for Streets. The other two are Lawrence Dobkin (guest-stars in the pilot episode, and directs three first season episodes) and Michael Douglas (directs the fourth-season episode "Spooks For Sale").
Allusions and References
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