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Title: Ironside (1967–1975)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Raymond Burr | ... | Robert T. Ironside / ... 195 episodes, 1967-1975 | |
| Don Galloway | ... | Det. Sgt. Ed Brown / ... 195 episodes, 1967-1975 | |
| Don Mitchell | ... | Mark Sanger / ... 195 episodes, 1967-1975 | |
| Barbara Anderson | ... | Officer Eve Whitfield 105 episodes, 1967-1971 | |
| Elizabeth Baur | ... | Fran Belding / ... 89 episodes, 1971-1975 | |
Ironside is confined to a wheel chair (an attempted assassination left him paralyzed). With his former assistants Brown and Whitfield (later Belding) and former delinquent (and later lawyer) Mark, he combats crime for the San Francisco police from his mobile office (a van) while leaving a pot of chili cooking back at headquarters. Written by Ed Stephan <stephan@cc.wwu.edu>
I lived in San Francisco from 1964-1980 and had a great fondness for the city. Raymond Burr had an immediate hit with this show and I enjoyed it immensely. It was always interesting to see the shots of where Mark Sanger was driving and how they would cut to a studio set when they got out of the van. I always wondered how they made the old Hall of Justice look like it was still on Montgomery Street when it had been torn down by the start of the series.
Another enjoyment was the development of the characters, particularly Mark Sanger who went from an uneducated street punk to a cop and then an attorney over the years.
Barbara Anderson got an Emmy for her work on the series as I recall.
If you look at the guest star list, there are a lot of character actors on it who appeared in everything from the 50's to the 80's including Richar Anderson, Michael Conrad, and Jack Soo.
An exciting show and I find little on TV today which makes me want to watch it every week like I did with Ironside.
George Senda Martinez, Ca