The Rogues (TV series)
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- This is about the television series. For the DC Comics supervillain team go to Rogues.
The Rogues was an American television series that appeared on NBC from September 13, 1964 to April 18, 1965 and starred Charles Boyer, David Niven and Gig Young as a related trio of former conmen who could, for the right price, be persuaded to trick a very wealthy and very unscrupulous mark. The show won the 1964 Golden Globe award for Best Television Series. Although it is fondly remembered, it did poorly in the ratings and was cancelled after one season. Niven and Boyer were two of the owners of Four Star Television, the show's production company.
[edit] Cast
Charles Boyer as Marcel St. Clair
David Niven as Alexander "Alec" Fleming
Gig Young as Tony Fleming
Gladys Cooper as Auntie Margaret
Robert Coote as Timmy Fleming
Larry Hagman as Mark Fleming (came on halfway through season)
John Williams as Inspector Briscoe
[edit] Episodes with broadcast dates
The Personal Touch September 13, 1964
The Day They Gave the Diamonds Away September 20, 1964
The Stefanini Dowry September 27, 1964
House of Cards October 11, 1964
Death of a Fleming October 25, 1964
The Project Man November 1, 1964
Two of a Kind November 8, 1964
Take Me to Paris November 15, 1964
Fringe Benefits November 22, 1964
Plavonia, Hail and Farewell November 29, 1964
The Boston Money Party December 6, 1964
The Computer Goes West December 13, 1964
Hugger-Mugger, by the Sea December 20, 1964
The Real Russian Caviar December 27, 1964
Money Is for Burning January 3, 1965
Gambit by the Golden Gate January 10, 1965
Bless You, G. Carter Huntington January 17, 1965
The Golden Ocean January 24, 1965
The Diamond-Studded Pie January 31, 1965
Bow to a Master February 7, 1965
Run for the Money February 14, 1965
The Laughing Lady of Luxor February 21, 1965
The Bartered MacBride February 28, 1965
The Pigeons of Paris March 7, 1965
Our Men in Marawat March 14, 1965
Wherefore Art Thou, Harold? March 21, 1965
Mr. White's Christmas April 4, 1965
A Daring Step Backward April 18, 1965
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