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Tenspeed and Brown Shoe: Season 1, Episode 1Pilot: Part 1 (27 Jan. 1980)Fast talking conman EL Early Leroy "Tenspeed" Turner hooks up with straight arrow suburban professional Lionel Whitney (who just happens to have a black-belt in Karate and was an Olympic ... See full summary » Director:E.W. SwackhamerWriter:Stephen J. Cannell |
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Title: Pilot: Part 1 (27 Jan 1980)
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Fred
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Little Mo
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Fast talking conman EL Early Leroy "Tenspeed" Turner hooks up with straight arrow suburban professional Lionel Whitney (who just happens to have a black-belt in Karate and was an Olympic Games pistol shooting competitor) to form a mismatched buddy private detective team. Written by Evan Yates <yates@hn.pl.net>
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27 January 1980 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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This was a terrific series of a con man & a businessman who get together as PI's. A wonderful plotline which continued into a great though short lived series, unfortunately. As far as I know this has not aired since the invention of VCR's, or at least I should say since most owned one & blank tapes were widely available. Isn't it a shame that so many real good series as this one were short lived. To name a few (The Outlaws, Airwolf, even Star Trek TOS & look what it started). What's wrong with those guys in Hollywood anyway....