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Episode 5
Season 1, Episode 5
Focusing their attention on Dwight Baker, the FBI intercepts a call with "Uncle Jerry" that leads them to capture crucial evidence of a game piece exchange. With the latest Monopoly game drawing to an end, the FBI works overtime to launch a coordinated cross-country day of indictments, though a last-minute technical error threatens to upend their carefully-laid plans.
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2020
English
Stereo
Documentary
Business
Food
Docudrama
Crime
History
Cast & Crew
Gloria Brown
(Actor)
George Chandler
(Actor)
Doug Mathews
(Actor)
Amy Murray
(Actor)
Jack Aversano
(Actor)
Fawn Bowen
(Actor)
.. Robin Colombo
Cristal Bubblin
(Actor)
.. Gloria Brown
Brock Everett
(Actor)
.. Newspaper Editor Greenville
Michael Gitomer
(Actor)
.. Marvin Braun
Nelson Hayne
(Actor)
.. Rick Dent
Heidi Méndez
(Actor)
Tim Misuradze
(Actor)
.. FBI Squad Supervisor Chris Graham
Todd Ramsey Moore
(Actor)
.. AJ Glomb
Christina Morrell
(Actor)
.. Janice Singer-Capek
Daniel Peera
(Actor)
.. Doug Astralaga
Michael A. Pina
(Actor)
.. Jerry Jacobson
Rich Skidmore
(Actor)
.. Dwight Baker
Madeline Blue
(Actor)
.. Lee Cassano
David Alan Graf
(Actor)
Michael C. Pizzuto
(Actor)
.. Jerry Colombo
Lars Slind
(Actor)
.. Colombo Mafia Friend
More Information
Did You Know..
Gloria Brown
(Actor)
George Chandler
(Actor)
Born:
June 30, 1898
Died: June 10, 1985
Died: June 10, 1985
Trivia:
Comic actor George Chandler entered the University of Illinois after World War I service, paying for his education by playing in an orchestra. He continued moonlighting in the entertainment world in the early 1920s, working as an insurance salesman by day and performing at night. By the end of the decade he was a seasoned vaudevillian, touring with a one-man-band act called "George Chandler, the Musical Nut." He began making films in 1927, appearing almost exclusively in comedies; perhaps his best-known appearance of the early 1930s was as W.C.Fields' prodigal son Chester in the 1932 2-reeler The Fatal Glass of Beer. Chandler became something of a good-luck charm for director William Wellman, who cast the actor in comedy bits in many of his films; Wellman reserved a juicy supporting role for Chandler as Ginger Rogers' no-good husband in Roxie Hart (1942). In all, Chandler made some 330 movie appearances. In the early 1950s, Chandler served two years as president of the Screen Actors Guild, ruffling the hair of many prestigious stars and producers with his strongly held political views. From 1958 through 1959, George Chandler was featured as Uncle Petrie on the Lassie TV series, and in 1961 he starred in a CBS sitcom that he'd helped develop, Ichabod and Me.
Doug Mathews
(Actor)
Amy Murray
(Actor)
Jack Aversano
(Actor)
Fawn Bowen
(Actor)
.. Robin Colombo
Cristal Bubblin
(Actor)
.. Gloria Brown
Brock Everett
(Actor)
.. Newspaper Editor Greenville
Michael Gitomer
(Actor)
.. Marvin Braun
Nelson Hayne
(Actor)
.. Rick Dent
Heidi Méndez
(Actor)
Tim Misuradze
(Actor)
.. FBI Squad Supervisor Chris Graham
Todd Ramsey Moore
(Actor)
.. AJ Glomb
Christina Morrell
(Actor)
.. Janice Singer-Capek
Daniel Peera
(Actor)
.. Doug Astralaga
Michael A. Pina
(Actor)
.. Jerry Jacobson
Rich Skidmore
(Actor)
.. Dwight Baker
Madeline Blue
(Actor)
.. Lee Cassano
David Alan Graf
(Actor)
Born:
July 24, 1959
Michael C. Pizzuto
(Actor)
.. Jerry Colombo
Lars Slind
(Actor)
.. Colombo Mafia Friend
