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Kojak on CBS

1973, TV Show

Episode Detail: The Condemned - Kojak

A man accused of murder holes up inside a church and threatens to kill the parishioners unless the police meet his demands. Telly Savalas. Connors: Roscoe Orman. Crocker: Kevin Dobson. Jake: Dorian Harewood. McNeil: Dan Frazer. Willy: Paul Benjamin. Father Damion: Stephen Joyce. Saperstein: Mark Russell. Maggie: Jane Hoffman. Olga: Trish Hawkins. Eddie: Arthur French.

Episodes: The Condemned - Kojak - 127 total Episodes

Cop in a Cage
A Hair-Trigger Away
A Question of Answers
Sister Maria
Hush Now or You Die
Last Rites for a Dead Priest
On the Edge
Kojak
Both Sides of the Law
The Chinatown Murders
A Grave Too Soon
In Full Command
The Corrupter
Justice for All
Cry for the Kids
Deliver Us Some Evil
A Very Deadly Game
A Shield for Murder
The Chinatown Murders
Dead Again
An Unfair Trade
Deadly Innocence
Kojak
Tears for All Who Loved Her
Marker for a Dead Bookie
The Only Way Out
Knockover
Monkey on a String
The Summer of '69
May the Horse Be with You
Be Careful What You Pray For
Over the Water
Secret Snow---Deadly Snow
Out of the Frying Pan...
The Forgotten Room
Elegy in an Asphalt Graveyard
Black Thorn
The Chinatown Murders
The Summer of '69
18 Hours of Fear
Death Is Not a Passing Grade
The Halls of Terror
Sweeter than Life
Therapy in Dynamite
Another Gypsy Queen
A Long Way from Times Square
A Need to Know
Money Back Guarantee
My Brother, My Enemy
Requiem for a Cop
Mouse
Die Before They Wake
Mojo
Acts of Desperate Men
The Betrayal
Case Without a File
The Queen of Hearts Is Wild
A Shield for Murder
The Pride and the Princess
Sixty Miles to Hell
A Wind from Corsica
Justice Deferred
Night of the Piraeus
Caper on a Quiet Street
The Condemned
Kojak's Days
A Question of Answers
The Captain's Brother's Wife
A House of Prayer, a Den of Thieves
Birthday Party
Chain of Custody
I Want to Report a Dream...
Out of the Shadows
Siege of Terror
The Girl in the River
Queen of the Gypsies
Laid Off
How Cruel the Frost, How Bright the Stars
I Was Happy Where I Was
Close Cover Before Killing
Lady in the Squad Room
Loser Takes All
Letters of Death
Life, Liberation and the Pursuit of Death
Cross Your Heart and Hope to Die
The Godson
The Summer of '69
Two-Four-Six for Two-Hundred
The Best Judge Money Can Buy
Web of Death
When You Hear the Beep, Drop Dead
Kiss It All Goodbye
Bad Dude
The Good Luck Bomber
One for the Morgue
A Summer Madness
Dead on His Feet
I Could Kill My Wife's Lawyer
Once More from Birdland
Birthday Party
Kojak's Days
A Question of Answers
You Can't Tell a Hurt Man How to Holler
Cop in a Cage
Slay Ride
By Silence Betrayed
The Frame
The Nicest Guys on the Block
No Immunity for Murder
Law Dance
No License to Kill
Dark Sunday
Down a Long and Lonely River
Unwanted Partners
Wall Street Gunslinger
Best War in Town
Conspiracy of Fear
A Souvenir from Atlantic City
A Strange Kind of Love
Where Do You Go When You Have No Place to Go?
Knockover
Nursemaid
The Trade Off
Before the Devil Knows
Photo Must Credit Joe Paxton
A Shield for Murder
A Killing in the Second House

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Premiered: October 24, 1973, on CBS

Rating: None

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Premise: Viewers were suckers for the tenacious, lollipop-loving bald Manhattan detective who had been introduced in the acclaimed 1973 TV-movie `The Marcus-Nelson Murders.' Filmed in New York, the series was gritty and authentic in its portrayal of cops and crime. Still charismatic and unconventional, with his cynicism and `Who loves ya, baby?' catchphrase intact, Kojak returned years later in a series of TV-movies. In 2005, Kojak was revived again, this time for a USA series starring Ving Rhames.

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