NBC airs the 13th episode of the military drama The Lieutenant, created and produced by future Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and starring Gary Lockwood (2001: a space odyssey) and Robert Vaughn (The Man From UNCLE). 
When Captain Rambridge is displeased with the second platoon and its CO, he reassigns Lt. Rice to take charge, giving him only ten days to shape up the platoon before battlefield exercises. Sgt. Miller of the second platoon advises Rice to take a more democratic approach to his new command, and at first this appears to work well – Rice is able to coax better performance out of his new platoon than his hardnosed, by-the-book predecessor. But Captain Rambridge is betting that this kinder, gentler command style will backfire on Rice under real combat conditions – or even simulated ones.
written by Archie L. Tegland
directed by Robert Butler
music by Jeff AlexanderCast: Gary Lockwood (Lt. William Rice), Robert Vaughn (Capt. Raymond Rambridge), Martin Braddock (Executive Officer), Peter Brooks (Pvt. Mark Cristy), Mark Cavell (Cpl. Andrew Lavoni), John Considine (Sgt. Leonard Arnold), Robert Dunlap (Driver), Biff Elliott (Sgt. Mack Borgman), Anne Helm (Laurice Arnold), James Henaghan (PFC Samuel Kegel), Hap Holmwood (2nd Referee), Margie Liszt (Motel Proprietor), Edward Madden (Pvt. Parker Moorstead), Dallas Mitchell (1st Referee), Don Penny (Lt. Harris), Michael Pataki (Sgt. Benjamin Tracy), Alan Reed Jr. (Lt. Sigmund Miller), J.D. Richards (Lt. Hobart Farrell), K.L. Smith (G/Sgt. Jack Arppel), Garland Thompson (Sentry)
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