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77 Sunset Strip/Flight 307

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Flight 307
Season 5, Episode 25
Airdate March 29, 1963
Teleplay by Boris Ingster &
Ardel Wray
Story by Boris Ingster
Directed by Charles R. Rondeau
Produced by Boris Ingster
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Flight 307 is the twenty-fifth episode of the fifth season of 77 Sunset Strip, and the one hundred seventy-fifth episode overall.

Starring: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. (Stuart Bailey), Roger Smith (Jeff Spencer), Edward Byrnes (Gerald "Kookie" Kookson III) (credit only)

Co-Starring: Louis Quinn (Roscoe), Jacqueline Beer (Suzanne Fabray) (credit only)

and Robert Logan (J.R. Hale) (credit only)

Guest Starring: Gena Rowlands (Barbara Adams), Philip Carey (Charles "Brick" Garrett)

Special Guest Star: Jack Warden (Max Eames)

Additional Cast: Tony Young (Larry Knight), Bill Williams (Henry Cook), Mark Dempsey ("Tuck" Tucker), Russ Conway (Dutch Schroeder), Dan Tobin (Paul DeWitt), William Phipps ("Banks" Miller), Lewis Charles (Willie Malach), Tommy Farrell (Lindstrom), Madlyn Young (Mrs. Knight)

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Plot Overview

Drama at the airport interferes with Stu's plans for a relaxing Hawaiian vacation. Up in the air, on the incoming plane that he is awaiting, a bothersome actress and her entourage cause havoc aboard the plane, along with a terminally ill pilot that refuses to give up flying. At the airport, a murderous insurance investigator is trying to evade the authorities with a fortune in stolen securities.

Notes

Arc Advancement

Happenings

Characters

Referbacks

Trivia

The Show

Madlyn Rhue is credited here as Madlyn Young. She and her then-real life husband Tony Young appear as husband and wife characters in this episode.

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

Memorable Moments

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