Tiger by the Tail

Épisode diffusé le 3 mars 1961
TV-PG
47min

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7,3/10

MA NOTE

Action Crime Drama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe boys are given the job of protecting the Padi Shah of Benar while he tours Southern California. Kookie falls heavily for the Padi Shah's daughter, which could potentially have deadly con... Tout lireThe boys are given the job of protecting the Padi Shah of Benar while he tours Southern California. Kookie falls heavily for the Padi Shah's daughter, which could potentially have deadly consequences for him.The boys are given the job of protecting the Padi Shah of Benar while he tours Southern California. Kookie falls heavily for the Padi Shah's daughter, which could potentially have deadly consequences for him.

Réalisation
- Sutton Roley
Scénario
- Roy Huggins
- Fenton Earnshaw
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

7,3/10

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Sutton Roley
Scénario
- Roy Huggins
- Fenton Earnshaw
Casting principal

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Anecdotes
The scene at Warner Bros. Studios, the home studio of this show, features in-joke references to the show's two producers, Howie Horwitz (a tour bus labeled "Howie's Charter Service") and William T. Orr, who is often credited on-screen as Wm. T. Orr (the studio head is named Wm. T. Hart).

Gaffes
Silencers don't work on revolvers.

Citations
Sari: How do you do?
Kookie: Like skizzy, orbitsville.
Sari: Skizzy, orbitsville?
Stuart Bailey: Mr. Cookson is using one of our regional dialects, but he can speak English, can't you Kookie?
Kookie: Who needs a language, dad?

Connexions
Features Maverick (1957)

Bandes originales
77 Sunset Strip
Written by Mack David and Jerry Livingston
[Series theme song; short version played during opening credits; full vocal version performed during closing credits]