Episode
77 Sunset Strip: Dark Vengeance
Overview
Stu Bailey becomes a target for murder when he agrees to help a newsman's crusade against the narcotics racketeers who blinded him.
Details
- Series
- 77 Sunset Strip
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 17
- Air date
- 1959-01-30
- Runtime
- 60 min
Episode context
Dark Vengeance is Episode 17 in Season 1 of 77 Sunset Strip. It aired on 1959-01-30. The runtime is 60 min.
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Episode 15: The Secret of Adam Cain
Stu Bailey is hired to recover a seemingly worthless vase but is then kidnapped and taken to Algeria.
Episode 19: Eyewitness
Stu Bailey is hired by an 8-year-old boy to prove that he's not making up stories when he says he witnessed a bear being killed. What he actually saw was the killing of a woman wearing a fur coat.
Episode 14: Not an Enemy in the World
Jeff Spencer searches for Suzanne's missing brother but discovers a murder-for-insurance plot.
Episode 20: Lovely Alibi
Stu Bailey helps exonerate a framed and suspended policeman and prove a racketeer guilty of murder.
Episode 13: Hit and Run
Stu Bailey loans his convertible to Kookie for a date, only to find that the young man has been arrested for reckless driving.
Episode 21: In Memoriam
Stu Bailey is hired by a publisher to find out why someone keeps faking reports of his death.
Episode 12: The Court Martial of Johnny Murdo
Jeff Spencer is hired by a military cadet's mother to find out if he is really guilty of stealing from a student fund, but someone seems willing to kill to prevent the truth from coming out.
Episode 22: The Fifth Stair
Jeff Spencer becomes the subject of a husband's jealous suspicions and is not only approached by a blackmailer but is charged with murder.
Episode 11: One False Step
Bailey & Spencer are hired by a Washington attorney to protect his wife after a man on a plane trip suggests they swap murders.
Episode 23: Pasadena Caper
Stu Bailey, hired to find an elderly woman's missing son who was heavily insured, becomes suspicious when the body he dredges out of the bay is too decomposed to identify.