**SPOILERS** Yup; seen it myself, done it myself - been fooled by somebody that is just so nice, so candid, so rotten. These people don't even have to be criminals; as a matter of fact most of them never really break any serious laws. They just ruin life for others. In this case, though, a really dirty rat kills a pharmacist, and is then on the run; tricking, fooling and using people to aid in his escape. I just loved it when Dan and Johnson finally stopped him. "Johnson" was played by character actor William Boyette. He played all kinds of roles, but it seems mostly cops, usually middle management types. You know "If you mess this up Starsky, it'll be your butt in the slammer, and I'll turn the key" type of cop. (R.I.P. Mr. Boyette).
Very good episode; I think they were driving Olds 88s, and Mercurys, very cool. The sweetheart that the rat was gonna kidnap, Susan Keefe (Gail Kobe), had a very nice ford convertible. Now, about these "really nice guys" If it is just a little to nice, too familiar, too "boy, am I lucky we met", LOOK OUT.
(R.I.P. GAIL KOBE) Look up her stats in IMDb; she's very impressive, indeed. Thanks, S.A.G., and IMDb.
Very good episode; I think they were driving Olds 88s, and Mercurys, very cool. The sweetheart that the rat was gonna kidnap, Susan Keefe (Gail Kobe), had a very nice ford convertible. Now, about these "really nice guys" If it is just a little to nice, too familiar, too "boy, am I lucky we met", LOOK OUT.
(R.I.P. GAIL KOBE) Look up her stats in IMDb; she's very impressive, indeed. Thanks, S.A.G., and IMDb.