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They're straight arrows all right-and they're aimed right at our country's foes. The second half of The FBI's third season sees the nation's enemies take a decided turn to the worst. Bank robbers blackmailers saboteurs defectors embezzlers their victims and accomplices are brought to vivid life by a series of special guest stars including Anne Baxter Bradford Dillman Lynn Bari Fritz Weaver Robert Walker and Suzanne Pleshette. Among the specific case crimes drawn from the real files of the FBI an

Young Maura Conlon's dad is a secret agent. And she knows what that means: chasing cars, jumping over buildings, handcuffing bad guys, just like on "The FBI," her favorite TV show. No matter how many times she asks her father about his work, he never says anything. So Maura decides to become an FBI girl-in-training. A heartwarming tale of a father/daughter relationship, this is about family bonds, the trials that test them, and the triumphs that make them stronger.

Efrem Zimbalist Jr.., Philip Abbott, Willaim Reynolds. Times are changing, but the law stays the same. As the '60s end and the '70s begin, the FBI continues to do it's best to combat the rising threat of organized crime within American society. Guest stars include Martin Sheen, Sondra Locke, and Patrick Wayne. 26 episodes on 7 DVDs. 1972-73/color/21 hrs., 55 min/NR/fullscreen.

As the Summer of Love faded to the winter of our national discontent in the fall of 1968, Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr..), Special Agent Colby (William Reynolds), and Assistant Director Ward (Philip Abbott) continue to battle the nation's enemies, foreign and domestic. Delivering drama at the height of it's powers, the FBI's well-oiled machine of TV talent continued to draw in the star power - both the iconic and the up-and-coming, from golden age great Ralph Bellamy (as a Nazi sympath

As the Sixties come to an end and a new decade begins, it's business as usual for Inspector Lewis Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.) and the men and women of the FBI as they continue to protect America from enemies within, in this hard-hitting fifth season collection. Inspired by actual cases and produced with the personal support of J. Edgar Hoover, these 26 action-packed episodes find Erskine, Special Agent Tom Colby (William Reynolds) and assistant director Arthur Ward (Philip Abbott) on the hunt

As Seen On Discovery Channel! Hard science. Real justice. Whether it handles bullets or bombs, fingerprints or fibers, the FBI's crime lab - the largest facility in the world - takes on tough cases, grappling with fraud, drug trafficking, kidnapping and murder, extortion and terrorism. From the Unabomber to the bombing of the World Trade Center, from the abduction of Polly Klaas to the true story of John Gotti, The FBI Files brings you into the world of the FBI as it unravels some of the greates

Shortly before the Summer of Love signaled a radical shift in popular culture the smartly dressed agents of the FBI marshaled their talents to keep the nations safe from a myriad of menaces both foreign and domestic. Under the auspices of legendary executive producer Quinn Martin the FBI's third season had the craft of creating teleplays produced with full government cooperation and based on real FBI cases down to a science - well before today's forensic descendants. Special guest stars playing

At the dawn of the Seventies the Culture War captured as much attention as the Cold War, and the storylines seen in this sixth season of the FBI (drawn from real Bureau files) reflected this. While still on the watch for saboteurs and spies acting as agents for foreign powers, the dedicated crime busters of the Bureau, as personified by Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr..), Special Agent Colby (William Reynolds), and Assistant Director Ward (Philip Abbott) were just as likely to be tasked w

The second half of the FBI's sophomore season sees Agents Erskine ((Efrem Zimbalist, Jr..) and Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) battling threats both foreign and domestic at the behest of Assistant Director Ward (Philip Abbott). The action amps up to all-star heights in the two-part episode "The Executioners," in which the agents take on a fractured La Cosa Nostra with guest performances by Walter Pidgeon, Telly Savalas, Susan Strasberg, Celeste Holm and Robert Duvall. Other guest stars of note in this 4

As the Seventies came into it's own, the intrepid agents of the FBI saw the Cold War and the Culture War cool down, but the domestic war on crime starts to come to a boil. Whether it's suburban salesmen roiling with self-loathing who plan the perfect crime (Bradford Dillman, naturally) and don't care who they cross in the process (an ice-cold Clu Gulager), crushed lumber merchants with a fail-proof kidnap cache (John Colicos), or syndicate-raised hit-men with the heart of an angel (Martin Sheen,

The FBI's final season brought a new face to the show, Special Agent Chris Daniels (ex-San Diego Charger turned actor Shelley Novak) replacing the now departed Agent Colby (William Reynolds). As a pair of mid-season episodes reveal, Colby has departed for the sunny shores of the California coast and a new position as Agent-in-Charge, but Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr..), still leads the fight alongside Assistant Director Ward (Philip Abbott), safeguarding the nation from threats within

More action-packed stories from the files of the crime-fighting agency! Drawing in large part from actual Bureau investigations, the FBI is on the case with an exciting 4-Disc Collection of Season One Episodes 17-32 from the fondly remembered series that ran from 1965 to 1974. Agent Lewis Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr..) and Special Agent Jim Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) rely on real-life FBI detection techniques (and the occasional hunch) as they track lawbreakers ranging from political assassins and

From the '50s to the '70s in Chicago, New York and Los Angeles, Swearingen records his participation in campaigns against Communists and Moslems, Weathermen, Black Panthers and other organizations.eaders interesteed in domestic repression or U.S. history more generally will find invaluable primary source material in this historic expose. This is the first insider's account of the COINTELPRO era.

On the eve of the FBI's centenary, this book offers the first comprehensive illustrated account of the Bureaus 100-year history. Granted unprecedented access to the FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., and academy at Quantico, Virginia, author Henry M. Holden presents a rare inside view of the agencys workings, as well as a compelling, closely observed picture of its ever-changing role, powers, notable cases, and controversies through the years. FBI 100 Years chronicles the Bureaus successes and failures from its early days as Teddy Roosevelts trust-busting detective force to the increased emphasis on counterterrorism the post 9/11 world. Along the way, Holden revisits the gangster era and the days of McCarthyism, the unmaking of the Mob, and the disastrous standoffs at Ruby Ridge and Waco. The famous and the infamous make their appearances in the story, colorful characters such as John Dillinger and "Machine Gun" Kelly, J. Edgar Hoover and turncoat spy Robert Hansen. With added features including an exploration of the 200 categories of federal crimes that fall within the Bureaus purview, all the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives lists since the first in 1949, and an entertaining look at the FBI in popular culture, this is the most thorough and authoritative book ever written about the principal law enforcement arm of the United States Department of Justice. It is truly the first book to do justice to the worlds most famous, but actually little-known law enforcement agencies in the world.

A memoir of former FBI special agent Lamphere's involvement in the post World War II spook sweep in the US, reading like a slice of Cold War history with a generous dash of John Le Carre spy intrigue. The author chronicles his work with the FBI in uncovering the Rosenberg spy network, including Judi

From movie stars to the president of the United States, Sam Giancana, enjoyed life as being feared as one of Chicago's most infamous mob bosses.Giancana's control over organized crime brought power, riches, and insanity. The FBI spent almost 20 years and millions of dollars to bring this powerful man to justice. After constant pursuit and clever tactics, Giancana's life at the top turned into one of seclusion and paranoia. Giancana went from a life with the stars from his close friendships with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Phyllis McGuire, and his attempt to control John F. Kennedy in the White House, to a life of hiding out in a hill top mansion in Mexico. Now see the steps taken to topple Giancana's criminal empire. Read the reports, see the interviews, and learn what the informants said as they dared to give information knowing that if Giancana and his cronies found out, they would be killed. Who betrayed Giancana? What where the consequences? Read the FBI Files on Sam Giancana.

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