एडवांस सर्च

Comedic battle between an honest man and his mobster cousin over a Chicago speakeasy.

This show used satire in discussing American society and more.

Linc devises a outlandish scheme to avoid paying the mob protection money.

Uncle Latki's habit of greeting people with a kiss has Nick believing his smooch means he's destined for a gangster rub out.

The syndicate moves on to the race track when they order Nick's horse to throw a race. Linc and his associates try to prevent the event from happening without anyone getting hurt.

Nick uses his skill with a pool cue to try and get get control of Linc's bar.

The rivalry between Linc and Nick is about to be settled by a goat loaded with dynamite.

Uncle Latzi is given custody of a baby who's parents are being deported. The speakeasy turns chaotic as everything revolves around child care.

Linc is roped into finding a husband for Nick's not very attractive sister.

Linc and Uncle Latzi learn rival Nick is planning to hire away their big act singer and orchestra leader Rudy Vallee.

Big Nick decides run for alderman, intending to use the position to expand his protection racket. From there he plans on taking over his cousin Linc's successful business ventures.

Linc and Latzi suspect Nick of giving them a counterfeit promissory note. They call in an expert to beat Nick at his own game.

Nick convinces Uncle Latzi to use funds collected for an orphanage to purchase a boxer's contract. Probably is no one has seen Rocky fight.

The rivalry between cousins Linc and Nick takes on a new,twist when the parish priest and neighborhood flower vendor get involved.

Linc runs into trouble when Nick has his beer supplier cut off product to the speakeasy.