Boss Tony has to be the dimmest bulb on the planet as those associated with the politician are dropping like flies. Kolchak does nothing but present Tony with tons of evidence of wrong doing but Tony continually pooh-poohs him. I understand that the friction between these two is a big part of the series but, Geez!...as Kolchak says to Tony, "2+2=4". Apparently, Tony doesn't think so.
The best thing about "The Devil's Platform" is the banter in the INS office. The older lady at INS is named Emily. She brings gifts for everyone back from her vacation and the interaction between them all is very entertaining.
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Kolchak pursues a Satan-worshiping politician.
Boss Tony has to be the dimmest bulb on the planet as those associated with the politician are dropping like flies. Kolchak does nothing but present Tony with tons of evidence of wrong doing but Tony continually pooh-poohs him. I understand that the friction between these two is a big part of the series but, Geez!...as Kolchak says to Tony, "2+2=4". Apparently, Tony doesn't think so.
The best thing about "The Devil's Platform" is the banter in the INS office. The older lady at INS is named Emily. She brings gifts for everyone back from her vacation and the interaction between them all is very entertaining.