Aired December 15, 1965
Guest Stars:
Miko Taka as Yoshino Tasuko
Teru Shimada as Mr. Okura
George Matsui as Kabuki
Soon Taik Oh as Kabuki
Grant Sullivan as Colonel John Allen
Kay Reynolds as woman
Maureen Arthur as Miss Merriweather
Yuki Shimodo as Ishikura
George Takei as Ito
Aly Wassil as man
David Friedkin as Marine Captain
Hiroshi Minami as Toshio
targets the head of an old and distinguished Japanese family.
Aired December 29, 1965
Guest Stars:
Vera Miles as Rachel
Roger C. Carmel as Edwin Wade
John Orchard as Gavin
Lukas Shimatsu as Lee Ho
H. T. Tsiang as Yau Shui
Hedley Mattingly as Hardy
James Hong as Fortune Teller
Nancy Hsueh as Girl
Raynum K. Tsukamoto as Lou Wai
Clive Wayne as Maitland
to an ancient Chinese walled city and a pretty American school teacher.
Aired January 5, 1966
Guest Stars:
Lew Ayres as Dr. Maclean
France Nuyen as Sam
Robert Brubaker as Capt. Wise
Allen Jung as Commandant
William Boyett as Pilot
Martin Fong as Groggy Soldier
Nancy Hseuh as Nurse
Beulah Quo as Mother
Leon Lontoc as Man
A doctor, known by the Southeast Asian natives as the Tiger Who Walks Upright,
refuses to ally himself with any of the local rival political factions
until his daughter, who happens to be an American agent, is kidnapped.
When Kelly, still healing from a previous injuty, insists on going after Sam,
Scotty voices his disaproval as he prepares to accompany him.
"If you're gonna go running 'round the jungle acting like Superman,
somebody's gotta be there to carry your phone booth."
