M Squad - S01E05: Face of Evil

Name: Face of Evil
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Released: 1957-10-18
Duration: 30 min

Oct 18, 1957Crime, Drama, MysterySeason 1, Episode 5

Ballinger investigates the murders of four women. The victims were all connected to the same church and lived within two miles of each other.

Director: Don Weis, Bernard C. Schoenfeld, David Alexander

Cast: Lee Marvin, Paul Newlan

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All Episodes - Season 1

01The Golden LookSep 20, 1957 02The WatchdogSep 27, 1957 03Neighborhood KillerOct 04, 1957 04Pete Loves MaryOct 11, 1957 05Face of EvilOct 18, 1957 06Street of FearNov 01, 1957 07The Matinee TradeNov 08, 1957 08The Hard CaseNov 15, 1957 09Killer in TownNov 22, 1957 10Diamond HardNov 29, 1957 11The Alibi WitnessDec 06, 1957 12The SpecialistsDec 13, 1957 13Family PortraitDec 20, 1957 14The Palace GuardDec 27, 1957 15The Slow TrapJan 03, 1958 16The Cover UpJan 10, 1958 17Blue IndigoJan 17, 1958 18The Long RideJan 24, 1958 19The ShakedownJan 31, 1958 20Dolly's BearFeb 07, 1958 21Lover's Lane KillingFeb 14, 1958 22The Frightened WifeFeb 21, 1958 23The Black MermaidFeb 28, 1958 24The Man in HidingMar 07, 1958 25Chicago BluebeardMar 14, 1958 26Girl LostMar 21, 1958 27HideoutMar 28, 1958 28Shot in the DarkApr 04, 1958 29The Twenty-Six GirlApr 11, 1958 30FightApr 18, 1958 31Guilty AlibiApr 25, 1958 32The HealerMay 02, 1958 33Day of TerrorMay 09, 1958 34The $20 PlatesMay 16, 1958 35The Double FaceMay 23, 1958 36The SystemMay 30, 1958 37Woman from ParisJun 06, 1958 38AccusationJun 13, 1958

M Squad S01E05 Synopsis

Stream M Squad "Face of Evil" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1957-10-18, this episode is part of Season 1 of M Squad. Directed by Don Weis, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Lee Marvin, Paul Newlan among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, 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. Ballinger investigates the murders of four women. The victims were all connected to the same church and lived within two miles of each other.