The F.B.I.
Synopsis
The F.B.I. is an American television series that was broadcast on ABC from 1965 to 1974. It was sponsored by the Ford Motor Company, and the characters almost always drove Ford vehicles in the series. Alcoa was co-sponsor of Season One only.
Cast and Crew
Cast: Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Philip Abbott, Marvin Miller, Shelly Novack, Stephen Brooks, William Reynolds, Lynn Loring, Anthony Eisley, Dean Harens, James B. Sikking, Dabbs Greer, Forrest Compton, Scott Marlowe, Joseph V. Perry, Peter Mark Richman, Len Wayland, Noah Keen, Wayne Rogers, Steve Ihnat, Harold Gould
Writers: Don Brinkley (Writer), Charles Larson (Writer), Robert Leslie Bellem (Writer), Norman Lessing (Writer), Jack Turley (Writer), Robert J. Shaw (Writer), Arthur Heinemann (Writer), Francis M. Cockrell (Writer), Gene L. Coon (Writer), Donald S. Sanford (Writer), John McGreevey (Writer), Robert Lewin (Writer), Daniel B. Ullman (Writer), Lee Erwin (Writer), Dick Nelson (Writer), Norman Hudis (Writer), Edward J. Lakso (Writer), Herman Groves (Writer), Robert C. Dennis (Writer), Norman Jolley (Writer), Oscar Millard (Writer), Richard Sale (Writer), Paul Schneider (Writer), Peter Allan Fields (Writer)
Producers: John Conwell, Quinn Martin, Charles Larson
Network: ABC