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The Streets of San Francisco/The Programming of Charlie Blake
| The Programming of Charlie Blake | |
| Season 3, Episode 19 | |
| Airdate | February 6, 1975 |
| Production Number | 5072 |
| Written by | Rick Blaine |
| Directed by | Nicholas Colasanto |
| ← 3x18 Ten Dollar Murder |
3x20 → River of Fear |
| The Streets of San Francisco — Season Three | |
Guest Stars: William Smithers (Dr. Norman Jessup), Sharon Acker (Eleanor Jessup), Lynne Marta (Jill Ackerman)
Special Guest Star: Dean Stockwell (Charlie Blake)
Co-Starring: Fred Sadoff (Dr. Lenny Murchison), John Stephenson (Leonard Paxton), George Garro (Bob Carr)
With: Rudolph Willrich (Polygraph Technician), Susan Richardson (Marlene Hollander), Dee Wallace (Joan Warren), Ben Marino (Inspector Bruce), James Christy (Sgt. Ludkins)
Contents |
Plot Overview
A murderous psychiatrist diverts suspicion from himself by framing a patient, a man who has a police record for making obscene calls.
Notes
Trivia
Behind the Scenes
This episode is directed by Nicholas Colasanto, one of three men to both act in (the first-season episode "Deathwatch") and direct for Streets. The other two are Lawrence Dobkin (guest-stars in the pilot episode, and directs three first season episodes) and Michael Douglas (directs the fourth-season episode "Spooks For Sale").
