Wallace Smith

During his Hollywood career, Wallace Smith wrote a variety of screenplays. Smith's film career started with such writing credits as "The Dove" (1927), "Two Arabian Knights" (1927) and "Bulldog Drummond" (1929). During the latter part of his career, Smith wrote "Friends and Lovers" (1931), the Richard Dix drama "The Lost Squadron" (1932) and "Bordertown" (1934). He also appeared in the musical comedy "The Gay Desperado" (1936) with Nino Martini. Smith more recently wrote "Her Husband Lies" (1937).

Person of Interest · S3, E13

4C

Reese, still angry and racked with guilt over Carter's death, is sent on a flight to Europe, following cryptic instructions that lead him to a POI and fight for survival while trapped on an 8hr flight.
Blue Bloods · S3, E12

Framed

When Danny is pulled over because his car matches the description of one involved in a drug deal, police find cocaine in his trunk; Danny's family rallies to come to his defense.
Chicago Med · S3, E6

Ties That Bind

Ethan tends to a man without symptoms.
Elementary · S3, E11

The Illustrious Client

Watson starts her new job as an investigator for an insurance firm, but ends up joining forces on a case with Sherlock when a threat to Kitty emerges.
BrainDead · S1, E4

Wake Up Grassroots

Laurel and Rochelle try to persuade Laurel's friend Abby to get an MRI so they can uncover the real cause of the strange behavior taking over Washington, D.C.

Wallace Smith

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