Route 66 Season 1 Episode 24
Tod and Buz meet a hotel owner Mike, who drinks and gambles. Mike is the guardian for his niece Linda, a little girl. Linda’s executor wants to remove the child from her uncle, and she asks Tod and Buz for help. Filming Location: San Diego, Sands Hotel, California
Serie: Route 66
Episode Title: Dont Count Stars
Air Date: 1961-04-28
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