Climax! - S01E38: Deal a Blow
A teenage boy gets into a dispute with an abusive movie theater manager Mr. Grubbs. The boy's father Tom Ditmar accepts the manager's somewhat twisted version of the incident and doesn't give his son a chance to explain his side of the matter.
Director: John Frankenheimer
Cast: William Lundigan
All Episodes - Season 1
01The Long GoodbyeOct 07, 195402The Thirteenth ChairOct 14, 195403Casino RoyaleOct 21, 195404Sorry, Wrong NumberNov 04, 195405The Gioconda SmileNov 11, 195406The After HouseNov 25, 195407An Error in ChemistryDec 02, 195408Epitaph for a SpyDec 09, 195409The White CarnationDec 16, 195410Nightmare in CopenhagenDec 30, 195411The Bigger They ComeJan 06, 195512Escape From FearJan 13, 195513The Mojave KidJan 27, 195514The Leaf Out of the BookFeb 03, 195515The Valiant MenFeb 10, 195516The Box of ChocolatesFeb 24, 195517South of the SunMar 03, 195518The Great ImpersonationMar 10, 195519The Darkest HourMar 24, 195520The ChampionMar 31, 195521Private WorldsApr 07, 195522Flight 951Apr 21, 195523The First and the LastApr 28, 195524The Deliverance of Sister CeciliaMay 05, 195525No Stone UnturnedMay 19, 195526A Farewell to ArmsMay 26, 195527The Unimportant ManJun 02, 195528The Dark FleeceJun 16, 195529To Wake at MidnightJun 23, 195530The DanceJun 30, 195531Wild StallionJul 07, 195532The Escape of Mendes-FranceJul 14, 195533The HealerJul 21, 195534Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeJul 28, 195535One Night StandAug 04, 195536Edge of TerrorAug 11, 195537Fear Strikes OutAug 18, 195538Deal a BlowAug 25, 1955 Climax! S01E38 Synopsis
Stream Climax! "Deal a Blow" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1955-08-25, this episode is part of Season 1 of Climax!. Directed by John Frankenheimer, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from William Lundigan among the cast. With a runtime of 1h, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Drama and Mystery series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. A teenage boy gets into a dispute with an abusive movie theater manager Mr. Grubbs. The boy's father Tom Ditmar accepts the manager's somewhat twisted version of the incident and doesn't give his son a chance to explain his side of the matter.
