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Well, we have once again a pretty big gap. This episode aired four months after the last one.

The original air date marched the 10th, 1952, and the toddler's ghost hunters.

Dangerous assignment, transcribes starring Brian Don Leveer's Steve Mitchell.

Yeah, danger is my assignment. I get sent to a lot of places. I can't even pronounce. They all

spell the same thing, old trouble. But when I walk into the commission's office, I don't realize

if this assignment's going to wind up with my life being saved by a handful of cigars.

Morning, commissioner. You sent for me? Steve, you're going ghost hunting. Ever hear of Eli Bryant?

Eli Bryant sounds familiar. World War II, an American trader, collaborated with the Japanese

in the South Pacific. Oh, yeah. Finger man, first class. He was killed in 1944 during one of our

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