S2.E7

Harem

Episode aired Oct 25, 1973
TV-PG
1h

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Ninette Bravo, Ricky Nelson, and Laurette Spang in The Streets of San Francisco (1972)

Rick Nelson stars as a flute playing "Pied Piper" talking teenage girls into prostitution. He convinces them he loves them and will take care of them. He actually is a ruthless killer who wi... Read allRick Nelson stars as a flute playing "Pied Piper" talking teenage girls into prostitution. He convinces them he loves them and will take care of them. He actually is a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to protect himself.Rick Nelson stars as a flute playing "Pied Piper" talking teenage girls into prostitution. He convinces them he loves them and will take care of them. He actually is a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to protect himself.

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Trivia
The same 70's green piece of luggage with the print flowers on it was in many of the shows; sometimes with criminals and this time with Mike's daughter! Funny that the prop dept. could not afford to go buy a different set of luggage but stayed with the same piece.

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At the beginning of Act 3 the license plate seen on Stone and Keller's green Ford (825 DQI) is the same one used on Cannon's Lincoln Mark IV in the Cannon series.

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8/10

Going Against Type

I still remember this episode 54 years ago. If Rick Nelson wanted to break the mold and shatter his good guy image, he knocked it out of the part. He really got into the part and pulled it off. This was soon after the Manson Incident and I remember a lot of critics compared Nelson's character to Manson. This should have been the break out part for him to jump start his acting career and be taken seriously as a dramatic actor. He really showed his range here. I don't remember if he was considered for an Emmy but he should have. Good job and rest in peace, Mr. Nelson.