Some Notable Guest Stars
- Frank Albertson appeared as Captain A.C. Clark in "Kidnap".
- Shelley Berman guest-starred as Danny Holland, a paranoid stand-up comedian in "The Comic".
- Francis X. Bushman played aging actor Clinton Hobart in "Last Resort".
- Diahann Carroll guest-starred as Dina Kelton, a nightclub singer in "Sing a Song of Murder".
- James Coburn played a famous and talented trumpeter who has become ill and wants to escape his life in "The Murder Clause."
- Jackie Coogan played Eric Woolrich in the episode "Keep Smiling".
- Mara Corday (Oct. 1958 Playboy cover & centerfold) played a criminal who used the aliases Emily, Frances, and Margaret in the episode "Keep Smiling".
- Henry Daniell appeared as Arthur Copeland in "The Crossbow".
- Virginia Grey played Lisa Randolph in "Death Is a Four Letter Word".
- Ted Knight appeared as a crooked bank manager in "Crisscross".
- Gavin MacLeod played gangster George Fallon in the series premiere episode "The Kill".
- Ross Martin played Sal in the episode "The Fuse".
- Howard McNear played different characters in episodes: "The Missing Night Watchman", "A Tender Touch" & "Slight Touch of Homicide".
- Tyler McVey appeared twice in episodes "The Vicious Dog" and "Death Across the Board".
- Jane Morgan appeared as Lois Lee in the episode "Down the Drain".
- Hayden Rorke portrayed Mark Eustis in the episode "I Know It's Murder".
- Victor Rodman appeared as a judge in the episode "A Tender Touch".
- Hal Smith played florist Floyd Landau in the episode "Skin Deep".
- Barbara Stuart appeared three times between 1958 and 1961 in different roles in the episodes "The Blind Pianist", "The Briefcase", and "Come Dance with Me and Die".
- Roy Thinnes appeared as Roy Davidson in "The Man with the Scar".
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