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The Empty Store

El episodio se emitió el 27 sept 1955
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Harry Clark, Ned Glass, Jimmy Little, and Phil Silvers in The Phil Silvers Show (1955)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSgt Bilko is still reeling from his losses at poker. He hears a member from his training squad was similarly fleeced by the base card sharks. Bilko cooks a scheme to win back all their losse... Leer todoSgt Bilko is still reeling from his losses at poker. He hears a member from his training squad was similarly fleeced by the base card sharks. Bilko cooks a scheme to win back all their losses by taking advantage of peoples natural curiosity when he rents an empty store in a nearb... Leer todoSgt Bilko is still reeling from his losses at poker. He hears a member from his training squad was similarly fleeced by the base card sharks. Bilko cooks a scheme to win back all their losses by taking advantage of peoples natural curiosity when he rents an empty store in a nearby town

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Another "Bilko" Scheme

In order for you to get any real entertainment value out of watching this episode of TV's "The Phil Silvers Show" you have gotta be willing to cut it some serious slack.

Anyway - As the story goes - When Bilko can't find a way back into the poker game, he rents an empty store and gets the three winning sergeants to believe it's an investment opportunity.

Wait till you see what happens when Bilko goes into his shtick of conniving and deception.

Curiosidades
One of several episodes throughout the 4-year run of this series that cited Cpl. Sam Fender's civilian occupation as a tailor.

Pifias
When a newspaper headline appears in Col. Hall's dream, the newspaper used is not a fictional Roseville, Kansas title, but instead the real life CITIZEN-NEWS of Hollywood California. This might indicate that though the show was shot in New York, the post-production was done in Hollywood.