The owner of a warehouse distributorship threatens to report Kimble to the police if he doesn't stay away from his sister. He has no interest in her but when she kidnaps a small boy he must ... Read allThe owner of a warehouse distributorship threatens to report Kimble to the police if he doesn't stay away from his sister. He has no interest in her but when she kidnaps a small boy he must choose between saving the boy or himself.The owner of a warehouse distributorship threatens to report Kimble to the police if he doesn't stay away from his sister. He has no interest in her but when she kidnaps a small boy he must choose between saving the boy or himself.
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Diana Hyland seemed to have a line in obsessed females. She was the woman who was on the lam with the child who was not hers in "When the Bough breaks" from Season 2.
Kimble discovers that there are many secrets and mysteries involving George, Jesse, Jesse's wife and son, and George's attractive sister Stella (actress Diana Hyland), and that George wants to keep the lid on these secrets.
Stella makes moves on Kimble. George threatens him to get him to stay away, but she will not stay away from Kimble. Kimble comes to learn that she is delusional. (Hyland played a similar delusional woman in the episode When The Bough Breaks).
An angry George confronts Kimble, and tells his secretary that in one hour, she should call the police and inform them that Chris Benson has stolen some radios, and is believed to be wanted elsewhere by the police. Kimble wants to flee, but Stella complicates matters.
This episode is enjoyable but also strange and a bit confusing. It's clearly a rather weak installment but is worth seeing.
Did you know
- TriviaIn a 2013 interview, Shelley Morrison said, "David Janssen was a prince. And he had a wicked sense of humor. Joseph Campanella was playing my husband, and Don Medford was directing, and it was the first time I'd worked with Janssen. Campanella had to give me a kiss. Both David Janssen and the director were gonna show Joseph how to kiss me. Well, I turned every color under the sun. They were teasing me relentlessly."
- Quotes
Narrator: [Opening Narration. Viewers see two assailants beating up Jesse Stransel in an alley] Tracton, New Jersey. A small industrial town where a passerby has summoned the police to a mugging in a dirty alley.
[Viewers see Richard Kimble driving an approaching delivery truck labeled "Savano Auto Parts]
Narrator: But this senseless beating is about to take on a far more significance to a man not even a witness to it, a man named Richard Kimble.
- ConnectionsReferences The Wizard of Oz (1939)
- SoundtracksTheme from The Fugitive
Music by Pete Rugolo
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- 50m
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- 1.33 : 1