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77 Sunset Strip/The Kookie Caper
| The Kookie Caper | |
| Season 2, Episode 2 | |
| Airdate | October 9, 1959 |
| Written by | Maurita Pittman |
| Directed by | Montgomery Pittman |
| Produced by | Howie Horwitz |
| ← 2x01 Only Zeros Count |
2x03 → Six Superior Skirts |
| 77 Sunset Strip — Season Two | |
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The Kookie Caper is the second episode of the second season of 77 Sunset Strip, and the thirty-sixth episode overall.
Starring: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. (Stuart Bailey), Roger Smith (Jeff Spencer), Edward Byrnes (Kookie)
with Louis Quinn (Roscoe)
Additional Cast: King Donovan (Leggs Carson), John Hubbard (Laroque), Mickey Simpson (Wilkes), Byron Keith (Lt. Roy Gilmore), Alexander Campbell (Silas Rocklin), Sherry Jackson (Carrie)
and Will Hutchins (Himself)
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Plot Overview
Kookie tries to unravel the mystery surrounding a cute girl who stowed away in a car he parked. Is she a possible murder witness? Is she the runaway granddaughter of a millionaire? Whatever the case, thugs are after her, and Kookie runs himself ragged trying to hide her out.
Notes
It's a big plug for yet another Warner Bros. series airing on ABC...Carrie tells Kookie about the movie magazine she's reading, which says that Will Hutchins is single. When Kookie tells her he doesn't know who Hutchins is, she responds, "He's Sugarfoot, Silly...Tuesday nights at 9!" At the end of the episode, Carrie, now an aspiring actress, shows up at the restaurant with Hutchins, who looks at Kookie and says, "Man, I wish I had his comb!"
