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Trackdown (1957) "The Eyes of Jerry Kelso" Network print with commercials

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Trackdown stars the great Robert Culp, playing the hippest Texas Ranger on Fifties television. You'll also find Edward Platt -- Get Smart's Chief -- with a prominent part, but it's Broadway-actor, songwriter, and later mystery-novelist, Carleton Carpenter who claims the title role. This one has an unlikely twist, but the show, as always, swears it's adapted directly from the files of the Texas Rangers. This network print includes commercials from the primary sponsor Lucky Strike, but also Taryton dual-filter cigarettes. No matter what Jack Benny or Robert Culp say, please don't smoke. This is episode 31 of the second season and originally aired April 22, 1959.

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Trackdown (1957) "The Eyes of Jerry Kelso" Network print with commercials

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Trackdown stars the great Robert Culp, playing the hippest Texas Ranger on Fifties television. You'll also find Edward Platt -- Get Smart's Chief -- with a prominent part, but it's Broadway-actor, songwriter, and later mystery-novelist, Carleton Carpenter who claims the title role. This one has an unlikely twist, but the show, as always, swears it's adapted directly from the files of the Texas Rangers. This network print includes commercials from the primary sponsor Lucky Strike, but also Taryton dual-filter cigarettes. No matter what Jack Benny or Robert Culp say, please don't smoke. This is episode 31 of the second season and originally aired April 22, 1959.

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