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The opening screen for C. I. Congressional Investigator.
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John plays the part of Mr. Kirby.
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Mr. Kirby (John) is being told about trouble with a customer.
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John plays the part of Mr. Kirby and Mr. Kirby
is a crook in this episode of C.I.
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The unhappy customer tells Mr. Kirby that he isn't going to pay him anything.
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Mr. Kirby assures the customer that things will get worked out.
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Close-up of John being a bad guy.
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Mr. Kirby is planning on sending out an enforcer to bring the customer into line.
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I believe this building is where Senator Endicott's office is locatedI.
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Senator Endicott learns about the rough tactics of a company who sells bomb shelters and then switches the price the customer has to pay.
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Mr. Kirby talking with his henchman-salesman.
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Mr. Kirby and his salesman doing some more nasty plotting.
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The director of this episode was Edward Mann.
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Original story and Teleplay by Joe Franklin.
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This episode of C. I. was produced by Sandy Howard.
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The co-producer for this episode was Harvey Bernhard.
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Two of the stars on this episode.
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Two more of the stars on this episode.
John was not mentioned in the credits.
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