Arts & Culture

Tuning In To The Untouchables' Television Legacy

89.1 WBOI | By Julia Meek

Published November 22, 2019 at 5:12 PM EST

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A few pieces from the Lynch's collection of Untouchables memorabilia.

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A Desilu publicity photo

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"The Troubleshooters" script

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More ephemera

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Kelly Lynch at large

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Lynch is proud to carry out this project, begun by his father, Dan, to celebrate this television milestone.

Fort Wayne filmmaker Kelly Lynch is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the television crime drama, The Untouchables, with an online retrospective.

Lynch got hooked on this groundbreaking show thanks to his father, Dan, a nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist whose career included work for the Kansas City Times and the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette.

Earlier this month, WBOI's Julia Meek sat down with Lynch to discuss the passion he inherited from his dad, their combined efforts in this project and where the journey continues to take him.

You can follow Lynch's Untouchables Retrospective episodes at its website.

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