Route 66 Season 3 Episode 11
Tod and Buz encounter Muddy Mullins, a piano playing ex-con and his son Arnie. Filming Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Serie: Route 66
Episode Title: Hey Moth, Come Eat The Flame
Air Date: 1962-11-30
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