The Fugitive
Nobody Loses All the Time
TV Flash files “Nobody Loses All the Time” as hour 100 of 120 in the TV Flash guide — The Fugitive (1963–1967) on ABC, season 4, episode 10, aired 1966-11-22, 60 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S04E10: listed hour 100 of 120 in the The Fugitive guide, hour 10 of 30 in season 4. It aired 1966-11-22 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Approach with Care” (S04E09). Next is “Right in the Middle of the Season” (S04E11).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
While working as a bartender, Dr. Kimble sees the one-armed man in a live news broadcast. After arriving on the scene Kimble chases the man which causes a woman to be hit by a car. While treating her at a hospital, he discovers she has had a relationship with the one-armed man and might be able to tell Kimble where he is.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Nobody Loses All the Time sit in the The Fugitive guide?
S04E10 is listed hour 100 of 120 — hour 10 of 30 in season 4, season 4 episode 10.
When did The Fugitive S04E10 air?
Nobody Loses All the Time aired 1966-11-22 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Do I have to watch all four seasons of The Fugitive?
No. The grammar is weekly: Kimble arrives, almost stays, runs. Sample strong hours, then watch the two-part finale if you want the civic ending the culture still cites.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Watch the long chase as form: Janssen's quiet, Morse's pressure, and a four-season manhunt that taught America to wait for a verdict. The finale is not a twist night so much as a civic appointment the later event-TV industry still tries to buy.
The running still matters more than the one-armed man as trivia. The Fugitive, 1963 on ABC, is a novel of pursuit told in weekly towns: Dr. Richard Kimble, convicted of a murder he did not commit, moving through other people's lives while Lt. Gerard moves through his. David Janssen plays exhaustion as craft — a face that does not beg the camera. Barry Morse plays Gerard as vocation, not cartoon. Bill Raisch's one-armed man is the rumor that structures four years. Serialized television did not invent the long game…
Filed against
- David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble
David Janssen ran for his life as Dr. Richard Kimble on The Fugitive — serialized manhunt TV that climaxed in a 1967 finale America treated like a holiday. Exhausted intensity made the one-armed-man myth feel real. On TV Flash he’s early…
- Barry Morse as Lt. Philip Gerard
Barry Morse hunted Richard Kimble as Lt. Philip Gerard on The Fugitive — relentless duty in serialized manhunt TV that climaxed like a national holiday. He made the law feel personal. TV Flash files him as the other half of early…
- Bill Raisch as The One-Armed Man
Bill Raisch was The Fugitive’s One-Armed Man — the myth that powered serialized manhunt TV and a finale that stopped America. Sparse appearances, permanent lore. TV Flash files him as the original appointment-drama MacGuffin with a body,…