February 27, 1966 [262] "The
Case of the Twice Told Twist"
Director Jesse Hibbs*
TeleplaySamuel Newman *
ProducersArthur Marks and Art Seid
This is the one and only Mason episode
shot in color.
Eighteen-year-old Lennie Beale is
involved with a gang of thieves who strip Perry's car to
the frame. It turns out that Lennie has been with a cast
of characters straight out of Oliver Twist. Benjamin
Huggins, a wealthy art collector, is the modern-day Fagin
who oversees a teenage car-stripping operation. Before
Lennie gets Perry's message offering him immunity from
prosecution in exchange for testimony against the gang,
the boy is charged with murder. It appears that Bill
Sikes, Lennie's immediate boss, shot Lennie's girlfriend,
and Lennie stabbed the man to death.
Benjamin HugginsVictor Buono
Lennie BealeKevin O'Neal (defendant)
Robin SpringLisa Seagram (victim # 1)
Bill SikesScott Graham (victim # 2)
Donna RealesLisa Pera
Trial judgeByron Morrow
* Webmaster's Note: Myron King notes,
as do the show's credits, that this episode was directed
by Arthur Marks and written by Orville H. Hampton and
Ernest Frankel..
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