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The Case of the Howling Dog (1934)
The Case of the Lucky Legs (1935)
The Case of the Velvet Claws (1936)
The Case of the Black Cat (1936)
Followed by
The New Perry Mason (1973)
Perry Mason Returns (1985)
Remade as
Perry Mason (2014)
Referenced in
The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet: The Loan (1957)
During a heated argument, Darby sarcastically calls Ozzie "Perry Mason".
During a heated argument, Darby sarcastically calls Ozzie "Perry Mason".
Bachelor Father: Kelly's Secret (1959)
During a narriative, Bentley Gregg collectively mentions Sherlock Holms, Perry Mason, Sgt. Joe Friday, and Charlie Chan.
During a narriative, Bentley Gregg collectively mentions Sherlock Holms, Perry Mason, Sgt. Joe Friday, and Charlie Chan.
The Jack Benny Program: Main Street Shelter (1961)
Jack sarcastically refers to the Ex-lawyer as "Perry Mason".
Jack sarcastically refers to the Ex-lawyer as "Perry Mason".
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis: The Battle of Maynard's Beard (1961)
Mr. Gillis advises Dobie to continually shout "Objection," noting that is what they do on Perry Mason.
Mr. Gillis advises Dobie to continually shout "Objection," noting that is what they do on Perry Mason.
Dennis the Menace: Keep off the Grass (1961)
Dennis tells the judge that he knows all about courts because he watches Perry Mason all the time.
Dennis tells the judge that he knows all about courts because he watches Perry Mason all the time.
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis: Move Over, Perry Mason (1961)
title reference
title reference
The Jack Benny Program: Jack on Trial for Murder (1961)
Jack's lawyer says that rather than going to law school, he watched Perry Mason, instead.
Jack's lawyer says that rather than going to law school, he watched Perry Mason, instead.
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis: The Richest Squirrel in Town (1961)
When Dobie details the considerable evidence against him, Maynard says it's just like on Perry Mason.
When Dobie details the considerable evidence against him, Maynard says it's just like on Perry Mason.
Mister Ed: No Horses Allowed (1962)
Mister Ed complains that he needed Perry Mason but got Bozo the Clown, instead.
Mister Ed complains that he needed Perry Mason but got Bozo the Clown, instead.
The Dick Van Dyke Show: One Angry Man (1962)
The lawyers in the trial are Mr. Mason and Mr. Burger. An apparent reference to Perry Mason, airing first run at the same time.
The lawyers in the trial are Mr. Mason and Mr. Burger. An apparent reference to Perry Mason, airing first run at the same time.
Car 54, Where Are You?: Quiet! We're Thinking (1962)
Toody mentions being a fan of this program.
Toody mentions being a fan of this program.
Dennis the Menace: The Little Judge (1962)
Knowing he'll soon serve as a judge for one day, Dennis says it's lucky he watches Perry Mason on TV.
Knowing he'll soon serve as a judge for one day, Dennis says it's lucky he watches Perry Mason on TV.
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis: Strictly for the Birds (1962)
Maynard renders a mangled legalese rationale against cheating, to which Dobie despairs, "it's just my luck he watches Perry Mason."
Maynard renders a mangled legalese rationale against cheating, to which Dobie despairs, "it's just my luck he watches Perry Mason."
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis: The Moon and No Pence (1963)
Dobie mentions the title character by name.
Dobie mentions the title character by name.
Los derechos de la mujer (1963)
Mentioned by one of the prostitutes.
Mentioned by one of the prostitutes.
Mister Ed: Doctor Ed (1963)
During Mister Ed's dream about being a TV doctor, he says that he doesn't want to compete with Perry Mason.
During Mister Ed's dream about being a TV doctor, he says that he doesn't want to compete with Perry Mason.
Mister Ed: Getting Ed's Goat (1963)
After Mister Ed convinces Wilbur to keep the goat, Wilbur responds, "You win, again, Perry Mason."
After Mister Ed convinces Wilbur to keep the goat, Wilbur responds, "You win, again, Perry Mason."
Mister Ed: Ed the Desert Rat (1964)
While being interrogated by Wilbur, Mister Ed sarcastically calls him Mr. Mason.
While being interrogated by Wilbur, Mister Ed sarcastically calls him Mr. Mason.
Mister Ed: The Prowler (1964)
Gordon and Winnie jokingly compare Wilbur to Perry Mason.
Gordon and Winnie jokingly compare Wilbur to Perry Mason.
The Big Parade of Comedy (1964)
Weekend (1964)
Mentioned in dialogue.
Mentioned in dialogue.
Gilligan's Island: Plant You Now, Dig You Later (1965)
Mr. Howell cites his legal experience: six years of watching Perry Mason.
Mr. Howell cites his legal experience: six years of watching Perry Mason.
The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Case of the Pillow (1965)
The Judge mentions the title character.
The Judge mentions the title character.
Mister Ed: The Bank Robbery (1965)
Wilbur says that his drawing of the robber is so good that even Perry Mason couldn't help him.
Wilbur says that his drawing of the robber is so good that even Perry Mason couldn't help him.
The Munsters: Lily's Star Boarder (1965)
Mentioned by Herman
Mentioned by Herman
Petticoat Junction: What's a Trajectory? (1965)
Uncle Joe mentions the title character.
Uncle Joe mentions the title character.
Gilligan's Island: Not Guilty (1966)
Gilligan keeps citing Perry Mason episodes to solve the mystery
Gilligan keeps citing Perry Mason episodes to solve the mystery
The Munsters: The Most Beautiful Ghoul in the World (1966)
Mentioned by Grandpa
Mentioned by Grandpa
The Munsters: Grandpa's Lost Wife (1966)
Mentioned by Herman
Mentioned by Herman
Petticoat Junction: Kate's Day in Court (1967)
Sam calls Uncle Joe "Perry" when he tries to help her with a legal situation.
Sam calls Uncle Joe "Perry" when he tries to help her with a legal situation.
Columbo: Ransom for a Dead Man (1971)
The murderess mentions this series to Lt. Coulmbo.
The murderess mentions this series to Lt. Coulmbo.
The Brady Bunch: The Fender Benders (1972)
Alice lists it as one of the legal shows she watches.
Alice lists it as one of the legal shows she watches.
Maude: The Ticket (1972)
Maude: "Who were you expecting, Perry Mason?"
Maude: "Who were you expecting, Perry Mason?"
Sanford and Son: The Puerto Ricans Are Coming! (1972)
Fred and Melvin try to recall Della Street's name and speculate on her relationship with Perry.
Fred and Melvin try to recall Della Street's name and speculate on her relationship with Perry.
Sanford and Son: The Kid (1973)
Fred refers to this program.
Fred refers to this program.
Sanford and Son: Rated X (1973)
Fred tells Rollo that if he'd watched this program he'd know people are entitled to one phone call.
Fred tells Rollo that if he'd watched this program he'd know people are entitled to one phone call.
The Benny Hill Show: The Great British Dancing Finals (1973)
"The Case of the Stolen Sheep" title of "Ironside" parody from within "Bo Peep Variations" sketch, has more in common with structure of "Perry Mason" episodes.
"The Case of the Stolen Sheep" title of "Ironside" parody from within "Bo Peep Variations" sketch, has more in common with structure of "Perry Mason" episodes.
Rufus (1975)
Title mentioned once
Title mentioned once
Dubbelleven: Dagleven - nachtleven (1978)
Anna is described as 'Perry Mason shaped like Marilyn Monroe'
Anna is described as 'Perry Mason shaped like Marilyn Monroe'
Same Time, Next Year (1978)
Still photo of Mason in courtroom in transitional montage
Still photo of Mason in courtroom in transitional montage
Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)
Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983)
The Big Chill (1983)
The cop refers to Meg as "Perry Mason."
The cop refers to Meg as "Perry Mason."
El recomendado (1985)
One of the main character's nicknames is Perry Mason
One of the main character's nicknames is Perry Mason
Clue (1985)
The A-Team: Trial by Fire (1986)
Mentioned by Hannibal
Mentioned by Hannibal
Home and Away: Episode #1.36 (1988)
Alf mentions it in a conversation with Celia
Alf mentions it in a conversation with Celia
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Gamera vs. Gaos (1988)
Servo: "Kind of sounds like the 'Perry Mason' theme music"
Servo: "Kind of sounds like the 'Perry Mason' theme music"
Married with Children: I'll See You in Court (1989)
theme music in court session
theme music in court session
Cheers: Hot Rocks (1989)
Mentioned by Woody.
Mentioned by Woody.
The Simpsons: Krusty Gets Busted (1990)
The District Attorney is dressed up, and even acts a lot like 1950's attorney Perry Mason.
The District Attorney is dressed up, and even acts a lot like 1950's attorney Perry Mason.
Jacob's Ladder (1990)
Tiny Toon Adventures: Pollution Solution (1991)
Gogo imitates Perry Mason.
Gogo imitates Perry Mason.
Whose Line Is It Anyway?: Episode #3.11 (1991)
Referenced by Greg Proops during 'Gospel'
Referenced by Greg Proops during 'Gospel'
Omen IV: The Awakening (1991)
The hired detective mentions that he's so good he puts Perry Mason to shame.
The hired detective mentions that he's so good he puts Perry Mason to shame.
Siskel & Ebert: Striking Distance/Into the West/The Age of Innocence/Household Saints/Baraka (1993)
Teresa mentions the TV series in a clip from "Household Saints" (1993).
Teresa mentions the TV series in a clip from "Household Saints" (1993).
Bloodstone: Subspecies II (1993)
Mentioned by Lt. Marin.
Mentioned by Lt. Marin.
Household Saints (1993)
Animaniacs: Hitchcock Opening/Hearts of Twilight/The Boids (1993)
Yakko says, "Who's chubbier? Perry Mason or Scotty from 'Star Trek'?"
Yakko says, "Who's chubbier? Perry Mason or Scotty from 'Star Trek'?"
Animaniacs: Testimonials/Babblin' Bijou/Potty Emergency/Sir Yaksalot (1993)
Perry Mason is in the War Room.
Perry Mason is in the War Room.
Animaniacs: Deduces Wild/Rest in Piece/U.N. Me (1995)
Slappy says, "Suddenly, my biggest fan has turned into Perry Mason over here."
Slappy says, "Suddenly, my biggest fan has turned into Perry Mason over here."
Just Your Luck (1996)
Ghosts of Mississippi (1996)
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Deadly Mantis (1997)
Crow: I don't think Paul Drake was ever this deep in thought.
Crow: I don't think Paul Drake was ever this deep in thought.
From the Earth to the Moon (1998)
Goodbye Lover (1998)
Urban Relics (1998)
Mel (1998)
Travis calls his dad (who is a lawyer) "Perry Mason"
Travis calls his dad (who is a lawyer) "Perry Mason"
Will & Grace: Grace, Replaced (1999)
mentioned by Will
mentioned by Will
Two Ninas (1999)
Liberty Heights (1999)
talked about and shown, including pecific episodes
talked about and shown, including pecific episodes
State and Main (2000)
Twice in a Lifetime: Matchmaker, Matchmaker (2000)
Rhonda calls Othniel the title character.
Rhonda calls Othniel the title character.
Unconditional Love (2002)
Return to the Batcave: The Misadventures of Adam and Burt (2003)
Poster on wall in William Dozier's office
Poster on wall in William Dozier's office
Harry + Max (2004)
Character mentions that Harry has spent more time in court that Raymond Burr (who played a lawyer on Perry Mason).
Character mentions that Harry has spent more time in court that Raymond Burr (who played a lawyer on Perry Mason).
The Fairly OddParents: Channel Chasers (2004)
Wanda says, "Who do you think you are, Fairy Mason?"
Wanda says, "Who do you think you are, Fairy Mason?"
The Fairly OddParents: Genie Meanie Minie Mo/Back to Norm (2005)
Lawyer character named "Fairy Mason".
Lawyer character named "Fairy Mason".
Jeopardy!: Episode #22.31 (2005)
incorrect response in Final Jeopardy! round
incorrect response in Final Jeopardy! round
Will & Grace: Swish Out of Water (2005)
Karen calls Will "Fairy Mason"
Karen calls Will "Fairy Mason"
Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Eggs (2007)
the narrator says he used to be scared by the theme song
the narrator says he used to be scared by the theme song
Big Love: Good Guys and Bad Guys (2007)
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned in dialogue
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #7.3 (2008)
Main character included in an $8,000 question
Main character included in an $8,000 question
Californication: In a Lonely Place (2008)
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned in dialogue
The Secret in Their Eyes (2009)
During the stakeout, Pablo says he's had enough Napoleon Solo and Perry Mason
During the stakeout, Pablo says he's had enough Napoleon Solo and Perry Mason
Mad Men: Wee Small Hours (2009)
Hartry mentions the title character by name.
Hartry mentions the title character by name.
Wrong Turn at Tahoe (2009)
"That was quite the 'Perry Mason' moment."
"That was quite the 'Perry Mason' moment."
Big Love: Blood Atonement (2010)
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned in dialogue
Arthur's Kids: A Conversation with Arthur Marks (2010)
Arthur Marks talks about working on this show
Arthur Marks talks about working on this show
Life's Too Short: Episode #1.4 (2011)
Mentioned by Warwick.
Mentioned by Warwick.
Featured in
Influences: From Yesterday to Today (1999)
clips from this show are used in this special
clips from this show are used in this special
Catch Me If You Can (2002)
The Power of Nightmares: The Rise of the Politics of Fear (2004)
Leo Strauss's favourite programme, apparently.
Leo Strauss's favourite programme, apparently.
Spoofed in
The Jack Benny Program: Jack on Trial for Murder (1961)
Raymond Burr appears as Perry Mason in the courtroom scene.
Raymond Burr appears as Perry Mason in the courtroom scene.
The Flintstones: Little Bamm-Bamm (1963)
"Perry Masonary" cross examines Barney on the stand.
"Perry Masonary" cross examines Barney on the stand.
The Avengers: The Curious Case of the Countless Clues (1968)
Villains Earle and Gardiner are a send up of Perry Mason creator, Erle Stanley Gardner.
Villains Earle and Gardiner are a send up of Perry Mason creator, Erle Stanley Gardner.
Dogwoman: Dead Dog Walking (2000)
