S8.E15

Dark Christmas

एपिसोड aired 24 दिस॰ 1972
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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंHitman Stuart Tilden seriously wounds a businessman in Chicago while seeking the whereabouts of his intended target. The FBI launches an intense investigation, seeking to prevent him from su... सभी पढ़ेंHitman Stuart Tilden seriously wounds a businessman in Chicago while seeking the whereabouts of his intended target. The FBI launches an intense investigation, seeking to prevent him from succeeding, and even Assistant Director Arthur Ward will make an arrest in the field as part... सभी पढ़ेंHitman Stuart Tilden seriously wounds a businessman in Chicago while seeking the whereabouts of his intended target. The FBI launches an intense investigation, seeking to prevent him from succeeding, and even Assistant Director Arthur Ward will make an arrest in the field as part of the effort. The target is Richard Ghormley, who formerly worked for a criminal. While ... सभी पढ़ें

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It must be Christmas...as it's the only time I recall it snowing on "The FBI".

A mobster thinks one of his employees, an honest guy who isn't a gang member, knows too much...so he's ordered the man's assassination. The killer is a guy who escaped from prison (Don Gordon) and is a cold guy, though through the course of the episode he finds himself falling for a neighbor in his apartment complex (Sondra Locke). But at heart he's still a killer...and relationships won't stand in his way.

The time of year MUST be Christmas, as it's the only time I recall it ever snowing on any episode. ANother unusual thing about the episode is you get to see Erskine's boss, Arthur Ward actually make an arrest.

Overall, it's a moderately interesting episode...nothing bad but nothing (apart from the snow and Ward) that make it stand apart from the typical episodes of "The FBI"...though this isn't such a bad thing!