S3.E17

One of the Most Important Men in the Whole World

Episode aired Jan 31, 1962
TV-14
1h

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One of the Most Important Men in the Whole World (1962)

A widowed gangster is being challenged for custody of his son by his sister in-law. To show the court that he is a positive influence the gangster needs to convince his son's teacher to chan... Read allA widowed gangster is being challenged for custody of his son by his sister in-law. To show the court that he is a positive influence the gangster needs to convince his son's teacher to change a failing grade to an "A". The teacher is stubborn and the gangster offers the tempting... Read allA widowed gangster is being challenged for custody of his son by his sister in-law. To show the court that he is a positive influence the gangster needs to convince his son's teacher to change a failing grade to an "A". The teacher is stubborn and the gangster offers the tempting bribe of a chorus girl.

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In a scene in the classroom, Richard Conte's character points to a portrait on the wall and identifies it as President Chester B. Arthur. He states the name twice. Arthur's correct middle initial is "A". This may have been an intentional "error" by the writers to portray the character as not as intelligent as he thinks he is.

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9/10

The last 2 stars are blushing

While I was watching this episode last night, I was wondering how many stars I would bestow. Early on, I wasn't too "drawn in" to the plot.....so I was thinking that 6 stars would be enough.

As the episode progressed, though, I did become more engaged, and thought I'd up the star count to 7.

Then Jennifer Billingsley came on the scene....and oh wow. That was one of THE most erotic roles I've ever experienced in television from that era (or really any era)

So yes......the final 2 stars are assuredly blushing.