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“The FBI: The Second Season, Part One” contains the first 16 episodes of the 1966-1967 season. Agents Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.) and Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) are dispatched throughout the United States by Assistant Director Ward (Philip Abbott) to tackle big cases — kidnapping, extortion, murder, counterfeiting, espionage, and terrorism.<br /><br />Produced with full government cooperation with stories drawn from  the actual files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, “The FBI” set a new high mark in the depiction of law enforcement on television, giving viewers TV that was equally exciting as it was realistic. The program always portrayed the agency in a favorable light and won the commendation of real-life FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, who even allowed filming of some background scenes at the FBI headquarters in Washington. Many telecasts closed with a short segment asking the audience for information on the FBI’s most-wanted individuals. The show was a Sunday night staple on ABC for nine seasons.<br /><br />Guest stars include Ralph Meeker, Robert Blake, Jack Lord, Richard Anderson, Fritz Weaver, Suzanne Pleshette, and Ralph Bellamy.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the 4-disc DVD set.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The Sixties were kicking into full swing as The FBI moved into its sophomore season. Agents Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., more taciturn than ever) and Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) are dispatched to the far-flung corners of the USA by Assistant Director Ward (Philip Abbott) to tackle the big ones -- kidnapping, extortion, murder, espionage and terror. Produced with full government cooperation with stories drawn from the real files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, The FBI set a new high mark in the depiction of law enforcement on television, giving viewers TV that was equally thrilling as it was realistic. Guest stars to be found in this 4-disc, 16-episode collection include Ralph Meeker, Robert Blake, Jack Lord, Richard Anderson, Fritz Weaver, Suzanne Pleshette and Ralph Bellamy..