Zales Yoder and his son Kurt disagree over the extent to which they should allow Benjamin Riker to further control their business so that he can use it for smuggling purposes, even after Riker resorts to threats to get Yoder's customers to take their business elsewhere.
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| Franklin Barton | Writer | ||
| Paul Cristo | Guest Star | ||
| Maxie Thrower | Guest Star | ||
| Tyler McVey | Guest Star | ||
| Harold Miller | Guest Star | ||
| Dan Seymour | Guest Star | ||
| James Gonzalez | Guest Star | ||
| Byron Morrow | Guest Star | ||
| George DeNormand | Guest Star | ||
| Vaughn Taylor | Guest Star | ||
| Hal Taggart | Guest Star | ||
| Anthony Redondo | Guest Star | ||
| Richard Karlan | Guest Star | ||
| Fred Rapport | Guest Star | ||
| Oliver Cross | Guest Star | ||
| Bill Quinn | Guest Star | ||
| Hans Moebus | Guest Star | ||
| Kathryn Givney | Guest Star | ||
| Herschel Graham | Guest Star | ||
| Kenneth Gibson | Guest Star | ||
| Ed Prentiss | Guest Star | ||
| Gene Roth | Guest Star | ||
| Harry Dean Stanton | Guest Star | ||
| Larry Gates | Guest Star | ||
| Raymond Greenleaf | Guest Star | ||
| William Meader | Guest Star | ||
| Robert Culp | Guest Star | ||
| Sheila Bromley | Guest Star | ||
| Napoleon Whiting | Guest Star | ||
| Laurence Haddon | Guest Star | ||
| John Larch | Guest Star | ||
| Alvin Ganzer | Director |