One Step to Midnight

Episode aired Nov 12, 1972
TV-PG
52m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

105

YOUR RATING

Christopher Connelly, Mike Connors, and Belinda Montgomery in Mannix (1967)

Action Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Mannix goes to what he believes is a meeting with a new client, but is ambushed by a gunman who accuses him of working for Bruno Raphael, a former crime boss now exiled from the United State... Read allMannix goes to what he believes is a meeting with a new client, but is ambushed by a gunman who accuses him of working for Bruno Raphael, a former crime boss now exiled from the United States. While trying to figure out why someone thinks he is working for Raphael, Mannix meets w... Read allMannix goes to what he believes is a meeting with a new client, but is ambushed by a gunman who accuses him of working for Bruno Raphael, a former crime boss now exiled from the United States. While trying to figure out why someone thinks he is working for Raphael, Mannix meets with Raphael's granddaughter and her husband, who tell Mannix that someone has been shadowi... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

105

YOUR RATING

4User reviews

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Trivia
Although it is established that Bruno Raphael is Susan Graham's grandfather, in real life Harold Gould (1923-2010) was only 26 years older than Belinda Montgomery (b. 1950).

Goofs
The last scene is supposed to be outside at night but it shifts from darkness to twilight.

Quotes
Ramsey Tate: Make a move, Mannix, and you're dead. Turn around.
Ramsey Tate: [after Joe turns around slowly] Slowly now, with your left hand, lose your gun on the floor.
Ramsey Tate: [after Joe drops his gun on the floor] Turn around and take a step forward easy.
Ramsey Tate: [after Joe turns around and takes one step forward] That's enough. Now, what's your business with Raphael?
Joe Mannix: Who?
Ramsey Tate: Come on. Bruno Raphael.
Joe Mannix: Raphael? I didn't know him before they ran him out of the country. I certainly wouldn't have any business with him now. I came here to see a Mr. Baxter. He called.
Ramsey Tate: All right, Mannix, alright. We can have it friendly, or we can have it tough. You're a private cop. You're working for Raphael.
Ramsey Tate: I told you, I'm not.
Ramsey Tate: Oh, he's been here, hasn't he? Staked out here in this place?
Ramsey Tate: [after Joe doesn't answer] He's in L.A.!
Joe Mannix: You're going at this all wrong, friend.
Ramsey Tate: [smiles and starts to aim his gun at Mannix] All right. Count three. Let's hear it!
Joe Mannix: You're making a big mistake.
Ramsey Tate: You said, "one," right?
Joe Mannix: I can't tell you anything.
Ramsey Tate: You said, "two."
Joe Mannix: [after Tate cocks his gun] All right. Hold it. Hold it. Maybe, uh, there is one thing.
[Tate uncocks his gun, only for Joe to lunge at him and fight]