Elisa Ingram Movies

In this complex drama, a diver saves a stripper who is tossed off of a passing boat in the Caribbean ocean. He then helps her back to Miami where they discover that followers of Castro have ransacked her apartment to search for a valuable package given to her by her murdered boyfriend, a Cuban refugee. The two then head back for the Bahamas. Unfortunately they are followed and so to escape the hunters, they return to the Miami nightclub where she works. It is there that they find the package, which contains a valuable jewel. They give it to the club belly dancer whor places it in her navel. The thieves try to grab it, but she gracefully tosses it to the young couple. They use the jewel to help support the anti-Castro movement. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Once more penetrating the Iron Curtain, the IMF agents attempt to rescue rocket scientist Helmut Cherlotov (Joseph Campanella), who has developed a high-tech antiballistic missle system. Unfortunately, Cherlotov, who was supposed to have defected to the West along with his wife Karen (Mala Powers), has had a change of heart, and doesn't want to leave. It is up to Rollin, posing as an East German official, to convince Cherlotov to join Karen in the U.S. Originally telecast January 14, 1967, "The Reluctant Dragon" was written by Chester Krumholz. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Hans Conried guest stars as Major Bonacelli, a pacifistic Italian POW commandant. Assigned to study under Stalag 17's Col. Klink, Bonacelli would much sooner defect to Switzerland. Ordered to extract information from Bonacelli, Hogan tries to convince the major to work on behalf of the Allies by bribing him with LeBeau's mouth-watering pizza. Written by Arthur Julian, "The Pizza Parlor" first aired on February 11, 1966. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi