The Untouchables S03E27 · Arsenal

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January 1929. Gangster Matt Malloy walks into a sporting goods store; he can't buy an automatic pistol without a police permit, however anyone with $150 can buy a machine-gun. Later, at the Club Montmartre, half a dozen choppers are laid out on Nitti's table. The Council says that now they can move in on the Northside and Bugs Moran. Nitti picks up a chopper and says, ""You got 'em-- use 'em!"" Gang war!

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1. 1 1. The Troubleshooter1961-10-12 · 1h 0mIn the summer of 1934, a new gambling device was sweeping the nation: the punchboards. Even though they were nickel-and-dime games, it added up-- they made more money for the mob
2. 2 2. Power Play1961-10-19 · 1h 0mBy the Summer of 1933, a new wave of crime has engulfed Chicago.  Due to a public outcry for action, Willard Thornton is appointed as a new commissioner to clean up the town.  At a
3. 3 3. Tunnel of Horrors1961-10-26 · 1h 0mAugust 28, 1933. That night, Eliot Ness and his Untouchables, and some undercover plainclothes police, are staking out an amusement pier on the Chicago lakefront; they are tailing
4. 4 4. The Genna Brothers1961-11-02 · 1h 0mIn the years following WWI, there was a flood of European immigrants into the USA. In the early 1920s, the 6 Genna brothers, place of origin Sicily, were headed to Chicago. The G
5. 5 5. The Matt Bass Scheme1961-11-09 · 1h 0mIn mid-June 1932, Eliot Ness, having compiled a list of Frank Nitti's breweries & distilleries, began a series of raids designed to break the back of the Capone empire. This p
6. 6 6. Loophole1961-11-16 · 1h 0mChicago, January 1933. Ness and his men raid a speakeasy owned by gangster Mikhail ""Red Mike"" Probich, and run by Connie LaVerne. At the trial, Probich is represented by his cr
7. 7 7. Jigsaw1961-11-23 · 1h 0mSeptember 14, 1932. At 11:30 p.m., Eliot Ness goes to the Odeon movie theatre (not the Odeon Burlesque theatre used in several episodes); he gives stoolie Marty Wilger an envelope
8. 8 8. Man Killer1961-12-07 · 1h 0mChicago, July 1934. Anonymous phone calls have been tipping off Ness and his men to narcotics activities; they do a bunch of raids. On August 4, even though sales have fallen off
9. 9 9. City Without a Name1961-12-14 · 1h 0m1933. Violence and corruption were at an all-time high in Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Detroit, Kansas City-- virtually every city in the U.S. The lone exception is an Eastern s
10. 10 10. Hammerlock1961-12-21 · 1h 0mNew York, middle of 1932. The Syndicate-- headed by Joe Kulak, Louis ""Lepke"" Buchalter and Dutch Schultz-- has the city's huge garment industry organized and under control. Now
11. 11 11. Canada Run1962-01-04 · 1h 0mNovember 1932. Big-time gangster Joe Palakopolous is playing a dangerous game-- he just had his hitman rub out Danny Kugan, the biggest supplier of Canadian whiskey that Frank Nit
12. 12 12. Fall Guy1962-01-11 · 1h 0mOctober 1932, Chicago.  With Capone in the slammer, other bosses are biting off chunks of Capone's empire.  One boss is Frankie Gruder, head of a group that is the forerunner of Mu
13. 13 13. The Gang War1962-01-18 · 1h 0m1932. Chicago is a thirsty town, consuming 86,000 gallons of booze a day; that's 32-million gallons a year. Almost all this booze is beer and rotgut, but 1% is the finest Canadia
14. 14 14. The Silent Partner1962-02-01 · 1h 0mChicago, March 2, 1932. The hottest nightspot in town is the Club Tunisian, owned by gangster Pete Kalik, who built it up from a small speak. Ness and Lee Hobson show up, but not
15. 15 15. The Whitey Steele Story1962-02-08 · 1h 0mNew York City. July 23, 1934. The Underworld, which had long made big money by covering bets on horse races, wants to get their hands on a new invention-- the racewire, which can
16. 16 16. The Death Tree1962-02-15 · 1h 0mEarly November 1931. On West Madison Street, there is a wonderfully diverse neighborhood made up of gypsies of Romanian, Hungarian and Czech descent. The area is flooded with Cap
17. 17 17. Takeover1962-03-01 · 1h 0mChicago, October 1932. The only ""beer"" allowed to be served during Prohibition is ""near-beer"" or ""Near-O""-- which is 0.5% alcohol, as opposed to real beer which is 4.0% alco
18. 18 18. The Stryker Brothers1962-03-08 · 1h 0mMarch 3, 1932. It's the great train robbery, on the southbound express headed for Chicago. The Stryker brothers steal mail sacks containing 750 grand in payroll money. During th
19. 19 19. Element of Danger1962-03-22 · 1h 0mChicago, August 29, 1934. That night, in the Haymarket district, special agent Daniel Gosden, a policeman on loan to the Untouchables, goes through a skylight and finds an opium l
20. 20 20. The Maggie Storm Story1962-03-29 · 1h 0mChicago, after the Repeal of Prohibition; (so this would be around 1934). With booze legal, the racket czars step up their dealings in narcotics. Ness and Lee Hobson are chasing
21. 21 21. Man in the Middle1962-04-05 · 1h 0mNovember 7, 1933.  Slot machines are big business; 2,000 of the one-armed bandits rake in $100,000 per week; ($50 per machine).  One night, ""Moose"" Tobin and 3 other Bomer hoods
22. 22 22. Downfall1962-05-03 · 1h 0mChicago. Pete ""The Persuader"" Kalmisky, former bodyguard of Al Capone, accompanied by Syndicate business manager Alan Sitkin, have a meeting with Joey December, president of the
23. 23 23. The Case Against Eliot Ness1962-05-10 · 1h 0mMarch 4, 1933. The Windy City is getting ready for the Chicago World's Fair, also known as the ""Century of Progress"" Exposition. The 3 wealthy Endicott brothers, who jointly ow
24. 24 24. The Ginnie Littlesmith Story1962-05-17 · 1h 0mMay 17, 1932. There are many free soup kitchens in Chicago, but one of them in the skid row section is really a front; upstairs, gangster Chiz Gosher, twice convicted of white sla
25. 25 25. The Contract1962-05-31 · 1h 0mNew York City; February 4, 1934.  3 months of intensive investigation is paying off for Ness and his Untouchables; they have ""Smiley"" Barris cornered in an upper floor of an East
26. 26 26. Pressure1962-06-14 · 1h 0mChicago, April 16, 1934. Prohibition is over, the main racket is now narcotics. The New York Syndicate, the ""Big 6"" send their representative Wally Corbin to Chicago, to pick u
27. 27 27. Arsenal1962-06-28 · 1h 0mJanuary 1929. Gangster Matt Malloy walks into a sporting goods store; he can't buy an automatic pistol without a police permit, however anyone with $150 can buy a machine-gun. La
28. 28 28. The Monkey Wrench1962-07-05 · 1h 0mMarch 2, 1933. The remote section of the northern Michigan Lake front, 180 miles northeast of Chicago. The Chicago Syndicate, to improve the quality of their booze, is now smuggl