The Streets of San Francisco: The Drop (1976)
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A kidnapping has occurred, and the ruthless abductor has posted a ransom. Among the kidnaper's demands is that detective Mike Stone (Karl Malden) deliver the ransom himself. Stone agrees to this condition, even though he suspects that he is walking into a murder trap. Future Hardy Boys regular Parker Stevenson and reliable character actors Dabney Coleman and Eugene Roche are the principal players in this episode, which was originally networkcast in a 55-minute timeslot to accommodate a brief political message (1976 was an election year, of course!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Harry Falk
Synopsis of The Streets of San Francisco: The Drop
A kidnapping has occurred, and the ruthless abductor has posted a ransom. Among the kidnaper's demands is that detective Mike Stone (Karl Malden) deliver the ransom himself. Stone agrees to this condition, even though he suspects that he is walking into a murder trap. Future Hardy Boys regular Parker Stevenson and reliable character actors Dabney Coleman and Eugene Roche are the principal players in this episode, which was originally networkcast in a 55-minute timeslot to accommodate a brief political message (1976 was an election year, of course!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Streets of San Francisco: The Drop
- James Griffith - Roscoe Springer
- Martin Kove - Willis Hines
- Lola Mason - Verne Andrews
- Connie Sawyer - Woman Driver
- Dabney Coleman - Andy Horvath Sr.
- Susan May Pratt - Tina Wells
- Joseph Hindy - Eddie
- Mary Laroche - Alice Horvath
- Eugene Roche - Charlie Springer
- Parker Stevenson - Andy Horvath Jr.
- Thomas Bellin - Ernie Myers
- Reuben Collins - Insp. Bill Tanner
- Director(s):
- Harry Falk
- Writer(s):
- Norman Lessing
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