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The Untouchables

“The true story of FBI man Eliot Ness's savage war on the notorious mobsters Al Capone left behind!”

19591h 0m / epDrama · Crime

First aired

October 15, 1959

8.1

TMDB Score

81% match · 143 votes

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S01 · E16

The St. Louis Story

Season 1 · Jan 28, 1960 · 1h 0m

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E01▶

The Empty Chair

Oct 15, 1959 · 1h 0m

E02▶

Ma Barker and Her Boys

Oct 22, 1959 · 1h 0m

E03▶

The Jake Lingle Killing

Oct 29, 1959 · 1h 0m

E04▶

The George Bugs Moran Story

Nov 5, 1959 · 1h 0m

E05▶

Ain't We Got Fun?

Nov 12, 1959 · 1h 0m

E06▶

The Vincent Mad Dog Coll Story

Nov 19, 1959 · 1h 0m

E07▶

Mexican Stake-Out

Nov 26, 1959 · 1h 0m

E08▶

The Artichoke King

Dec 3, 1959 · 1h 0m

E09▶

The Tri-State Gang

Dec 10, 1959 · 1h 0m

E10▶

The Dutch Schultz Story

Dec 17, 1959 · 1h 0m

E11▶

You Can't Pick the Number

Dec 24, 1959 · 1h 0m

E12▶

The Underground Railway

Dec 31, 1959 · 1h 0m

E13▶

Syndicate Sanctuary

Jan 7, 1960 · 1h 0m

E14▶

The Noise of Death

Jan 14, 1960 · 1h 0m

E15▶

Star Witness

Jan 14, 1960 · 1h 0m

E16Playing

The St. Louis Story

Jan 28, 1960 · 1h 0m

E17▶

One-Armed Bandits

Feb 4, 1960 · 1h 0m

E18▶

Little Egypt

Feb 11, 1960 · 1h 0m

E19▶

The Big Squeeze

Feb 18, 1960 · 1h 0m

E20▶

The Unhired Assassin (1)

Feb 25, 1960 · 1h 0m

E21▶

The Unhired Assassin (2)

Mar 3, 1960 · 1h 0m

E22▶

The White Slavers

Mar 10, 1960 · 1h 0m

E23▶

Three Thousand Suspects

Mar 24, 1960 · 1h 0m

E24▶

The Doreen Maney Story

Mar 31, 1960 · 1h 0m

E25▶

Portrait of a Thief

Apr 7, 1960 · 1h 0m

E26▶

Underworld Bank

Apr 14, 1960 · 1h 0m

E27▶

Head of Fire - Feet of Clay

Apr 21, 1960 · 1h 0m

E28▶

The Frank Nitti Story

Apr 28, 1960 · 1h 0m

Spring 1931. Gangland warfare had broken out again with sudden violence in the streets of St. Louis. Tim Harrington, who was long entrenched as the undisputed boss of the city, was fighting off the challenge to his leadership from Joe Courtney, an upstart hoodlum. The elder Dink Conway calls for a sit-down between the two, at the Jockey Club. Dink points out they are operating the old way: shootouts and dealing in cash. He offers them organization and protection, and says the new way is to use fronts to cover your criminal activities and keep books so the Feds can't get you on income tax evasion (he knows what happened to Al Capone).