Cain's Hundred is an American crime drama series that aired on NBC from 1961 to 1962. The series was produced by Vanadas Productions, Inc. in association with MGM Television. Synopsis Cain's Hundred follows the life of Nicholas Cain (Peter Mark Richman), a former lawyer for the mob. After becoming engaged to be married, Cain decides to leave his life of crime. His departure from the underworld, however, prompts a mob boss to put out a "hit" on him, but the gunman misses Cain and mistakenly kills his fiancée Stella (portrayed by actress Carol Rossen). Seeking revenge, Cain then teams up with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to find and bring 100 mobsters to justice. The series aired opposite The Garry Moore Show, a variety show that aired on CBS. Cast Peter Mark Richman as Nicholas Cain Carol Rossen as Stella Caulfield Notable guest stars Philip Abbott Edward Andrews Ed Asner Jim Backus Martin Balsam Majel Barrett Robert Blake Lloyd Bochner Charles Bronson James Coburn Michael Constantine Alex Cord Robert Culp Dorothy Dandridge Sammy Davis Jr. Bruce Dern Ivan Dixon Donna Douglas Robert Duvall Barbara Eden Norman Fell Harold Gould Beverly Garland Pat Hingle David Janssen DeForest Kelley Jack Klugman Ted Knight Cloris Leachman Jack Lord Gavin MacLeod Ricardo Montalbán Juanita Moore Leonard Nimoy Susan Oliver Judson Pratt Don Rickles Chris Robinson Marion Ross Telly Savalas Walter Slezak Robert Vaughn Jersey Joe Walcott Ray Walston Fritz Weaver Episodes References External links 1961 American television series debuts 1962 American television series endings 1960s American crime drama television series American legal drama television series Black-and-white American television shows NBC original programming Television series about organized crime Television series by MGM Television Works about the American Mafia Television series about lawyers