Ironside - S01E09: Let My Brother Go

Name: Let My Brother Go
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Released: 1967-11-02
Duration: 1 h

Nov 02, 1967Crime, Drama, MysterySeason 1, Episode 9

Ironside is having problems keeping a group of local kids on the straight and narrow, and enlists the help of football star Bat Masterson, an old friend of Mark's. Bat's brother Joe, however, is a rather less savoury character, and Bat has to choose which side he is on.

Director: Don Weis

Cast: Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Don Mitchell, Barbara Anderson

All Episodes - Season 1

01IronsideMar 28, 1967 02Message from BeyondSep 14, 1967 03The Leaf in the ForestSep 21, 1967 04Dead Man's TaleSep 28, 1967 05Eat, Drink and Be BuriedOct 05, 1967 06The TakerOct 12, 1967 07An Inside JobOct 19, 1967 08Tagged for MurderOct 26, 1967 09Let My Brother GoNov 02, 1967 10Light at the End of the JourneyNov 09, 1967 11The Monster of Comus TowersNov 16, 1967 12The Man Who BelievedNov 23, 1967 13A Very Cool Hot CarNov 30, 1967 14The Past Is PrologueDec 07, 1967 15Girl in the NightDec 21, 1967 16The Fourteenth RunnerDec 28, 1967 17Force of ArmsJan 04, 1968 18Memory of an Ice Cream StickJan 11, 1968 19To Kill a CopJan 25, 1968 20The Lonely HostageFeb 01, 1968 21The ChallengeFeb 08, 1968 22All in a Day's WorkFeb 15, 1968 23Something for NothingFeb 22, 1968 24Barbara WhoFeb 29, 1968 25Perfect CrimeMar 07, 1968 26Officer BobbyMar 14, 1968 27Trip to HashburyMar 21, 1968 28Due Process of the LawMar 28, 1968 29Return of the HeroApr 04, 1968

Ironside S01E09 Synopsis

Ironside "Let My Brother Go" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1967-11-02, this episode is part of Season 1 of Ironside. Directed by Don Weis, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Don Mitchell among the cast. With a runtime of 1h, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Crime and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Ironside is having problems keeping a group of local kids on the straight and narrow, and enlists the help of football star Bat Masterson, an old friend of Mark's. Bat's brother Joe, however, is a rather less savoury character, and Bat has to choose...