The F.B.I.: Season 03 (1967)

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Season Three of The F.B.I. finds hard-working Inspector Lew Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr. and his main sidekick, Agent Arthur Ward (Philip Abbott), continuing to hunt down and capture Federal criminals, using the latest in crimefighting technology--and a healthy supply of common sense and intuition. Gone from the series this year is Erskine's young assistant Agent Jim Rhodes; in his place is Agent Tom Colby, played by William Reynolds. The season begins with "The Gold Card", featuring in its supporting cast such familiar faces as western actor L.Q. Jones, movie leading lady Joanna Moore (the mother of Tatum O'Neal), and radio perennial Vic Perrin. As the season progresses, the viewer is treated to guest appearances by the likes of Viveca Lindfors in "The Sleeper Wakes", Martha Scott in "Overload", Victor French and Carol Lynley in "False Witness", Martin Sheen and Edward Asner (cast as brothers!) in "The Dynasty", Burt Reynolds in "Act of Violence", Richard Kiley in "The Homecoming", Anne Baxter in "Region of Peril", and future teen idol Bobby Sherman in "The Mechanized Accomplice." An intriguing bit of casting occurs in the episode "The Legend of John Rim", in which one of the stars of the movie version of M*A*S*H, Tom Skerritt, appears with one of the stars of the M*A*S*H TV series, Wayne Rogers. Still comfortably installed in its familiar Sunday-evening timeslot, The F.B.I. climbed from 29th to 22nd place in the overall ratings during its third season. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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