"The Fugitive" Never Wave Goodbye: Part 1 (TV Episode 1963) - William Conrad as Narrator

Narrator : [Act I Opening Narration. Viewers see a harbor village with boats] Santa Barbara, California, two hours up the coast from Los Angeles. A harbor town, a fishing town, an early mission town. To Richard Kimble, temporarily using the name Jeff Cooper, it has been a sanctuary. But a Fugitive knows that a sanctuary becomes a trap if he stays too long.
Narrator : [Epilog Narration. Viewers see Richard Kimble looking out over the Pacific Ocean] Richard Kimble has seen the eyes of the hunter. He knows that, for Gerard, the chase will never end. But his bones aches from running, and he needs the love of a girl. For sanctuary, he will risk a trap. For in the long, long chase, he has lost everything - but hope.
Narrator : [Act III Narration. Viewers see a cabbie drop off Richard Kimble outside a government building] The Hall of Justice, Los Angeles County: courtrooms, Sheriff's headquarters, detective bureau - and the County Jail. Even on a Saturday, it swarms with deputies. But on Saturdays come the families of the prisoners, too. Richard Kimble has learned to be a face in the crowd.
Narrator : [Act II Narration. The viewers see Philip Gerard staring out a window at his home] When a man of the law becomes a hunter, there is no peace in his heart... there is no peace in his home.

William Conrad: Narrator