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The Best Episodes of The Dick Powell Show Season 2

Every episode of The Dick Powell Show Season 2 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of The Dick Powell Show Season 2!

The Best Episodes of The Dick Powell Show Season 2

The Dick Powell Show is an American anthology series that ran on NBC from 1961- 1963, primarily sponsored by the Reynolds Metals Company. It was...
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    #1 - Special Assignment

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    Director:Don Taylor
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    #2 - Tomorrow the Man

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    Director:Don Medford
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    #3 - Run Till It's Dark

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    Stacy Palmer is on the run and tries to lose herself in a crowd at a Las Vegas casino. Young Jake Cobb, out on one last fling before his marriage, is attracted to Stacy.

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    #4 - The Doomsday Boys

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    #5 - The Sea Witch

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    #6 - The Great Anatole

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    Director:Buzz Kulik
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    #7 - The Honorable Albert Higgins

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    Director:Don Taylor
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    #8 - Days of Glory

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    Director:Marc Daniels
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    #9 - In Search of a Son

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    #10 - Borderline

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    #11 - Pericles on 31st Street

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    Director:Sam Peckinpah
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    #12 - The Court Martial of Captain Wycliff

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    Director:Buzz Kulik
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    #13 - Crazy Sunday

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    Tyro screenwriter Joel Coles makes a fool of himself at a Hollywood party, and finds out a few hard truths about life in the movie business.

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    Writer:James Poe
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    #14 - The Big Day

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    Director:Robert Florey
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    #15 - Project X

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    #16 - The Losers

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    Director:Sam Peckinpah
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    #17 - Everybody Loves Sweeney

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    Director:Don Medford
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    #18 - The Rage of Silence

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    Carol Lynley plays a deaf woman who teaches at a school for the deaf. Peter Falk also plays a deaf character who is smitten with her, and misinterprets her kindness toward him as affection. Falk is unable to communicate with her and is completely helpless and frustrated by the hearing world. This frustration eventually erupts into an act of violence that shatters everyone's lives.

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    #19 - The Judge

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    #20 - Luxury Liner

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    #21 - Apples Don't Fall Far

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    #22 - Tissue of Hate

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    Director:Marc Daniels
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    #23 - Thunder In A Forgotten Town

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    Ten years as a prisoner of the Chinese Reds hasn't made the folks in John Reardon's home town feel any differently about him - they still remember when he was the town hellion. (Several well known stars made cameo appearances.

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    #24 - Colossus

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    In 1912, immigrants Eric Tegman and John Michael Reardon purchase some land in California's San Fernando Valley - infuriating native son Dan Corbett, who wanted the property for his ranch.

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    Director:Don Medford
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    #25 - Charlie's Duet

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    Night-club owner Charlie Harris is in love with singer Linda Baxter, but that means trouble for her --- gambling king Louis Samson is threatening her life as a way of cutting himself in on Charlie's business.

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Season 2 Ratings Summary

"Special Assignment" is the best rated episode of "The Dick Powell Show" season 2. It scored N/A/10 based on 0 votes. Directed by Don Taylor and written by N/A, it aired on 9/25/1962. This episode is rated NaN points higher than the second-best, "Tomorrow the Man".