This episode has The Untouchables dealing Bill Zuckert's organization and its plans to build a new brewery which has to be 'Ness proof' because Robert Stack has been knocking over their other locations with increasing regularity.
What Zuckert does is import from New York J.D. Cannon who has developed a plan to put a brewery on a roof. He's now the fair haired boy of the boss but current brewmaster Milton Selzer is feeling left out. And Anne Jackson his wife feels something ought to be done.
What they do and how it turns out is for you to watch the program for. But I have to say that poor Milton Selzer plays the most nebbishy gangster I've ever seen. Not surprising though. One has to remember that he was in a legitimate line of work until 1920 and his services were needed by those who wanted to still make a living off a now illegal but demanded product. If Prohibition had never happened this poor guy would never have been involved in criminal activity.
This was a most unusual Untouchables story. None of the principals are killed, not a shot fired.
What Zuckert does is import from New York J.D. Cannon who has developed a plan to put a brewery on a roof. He's now the fair haired boy of the boss but current brewmaster Milton Selzer is feeling left out. And Anne Jackson his wife feels something ought to be done.
What they do and how it turns out is for you to watch the program for. But I have to say that poor Milton Selzer plays the most nebbishy gangster I've ever seen. Not surprising though. One has to remember that he was in a legitimate line of work until 1920 and his services were needed by those who wanted to still make a living off a now illegal but demanded product. If Prohibition had never happened this poor guy would never have been involved in criminal activity.
This was a most unusual Untouchables story. None of the principals are killed, not a shot fired.
