A remorseful detective vows to find the men who killed his son, who was also a cop.A remorseful detective vows to find the men who killed his son, who was also a cop.A remorseful detective vows to find the men who killed his son, who was also a cop.
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- TriviaThis episode is eerily similar to the real life events involving the abduction of two Los Angeles police officers, Ian Campbell and Karl Hettinger, that ended with the suspects murdering Officer Campbell. That incident occurred on March 9, 1963 a couple months before this episode aired. The suspects also wrongly interpreted the law, asking Officer Campbell if he had "heard of the Little Lindberg Law" before shooting him.
- GoofsWhen Paul visits Eva in the middle of the show, he sits down and lights a cigarette. The shots vary between his holding the cigarette in his right hand and his left hand.
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Good Cop Drama/But Does It Fit?
The question one might ask about this episode is whether it belongs in the Hitchcock anthology series. It is not ironic and steeped in mystery. It is a good, though sad, cop drama with some fine acting and depressing realities--especially when it comes to organized crime Jory is the overworked, career cop, who is putting in his time. But working with his son is the high point. The problem is that the kid feels he is invulnerable and that those punks will respect his badge. He goes into a place of great danger thinking he will be able to simply get what he wants from those punks. The macho thing goes both ways. The ending was pretty easy to predict.
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- Hitchcoc
- May 16, 2023
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- Runtime49 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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