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| Robert Wagner | ... | Pete T. Ryan 71 episodes, 1975-1978 | |
| Eddie Albert | ... | Frank MacBride 71 episodes, 1975-1978 | |
| Charlie Callas | ... | Malcolm Argos 71 episodes, 1975-1978 | |
| Sharon Gless | ... | Maggie Philbin 71 episodes, 1975-1978 | |
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Former bunco detective Frank MacBride joins forces with a con artist he once sent to jail, Pete Ryan, to operate their own private detective agency. Most of their cases involve running cons on the bad guys in order to trick them into surrendering or revealing the whereabouts of the stolen loot, jewels, etc. Maggie was their cute receptionist, and wacky restauranteur Malcolm, whose mastery of disguise often came in handy in helping MacBride and Ryan on their cases, provided the comic relief. Written by Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>
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detective | partner | con artist | private detective | father son relationship |Taglines:
Robert Wagner is an ex-con. Eddie Albert is an ex-cop. Together they make a highly unorthodox, highly entertaining team of private eyes, who know all the ins and outs and in-betweens of both sides of the law. See more »Parents Guide:
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21 March 1975 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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Frank MacBride: Well, I was a cop and...
Peterson T. 'Pete' Ryan: I wasn't.
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According to Glen A. Larson, Eddie Albert wanted to play Pete Ryan, so that his character could get the girl, when he eventually got Frank MacBride, instead, and came to work with a sweatshirt that went past his knees, and Albert's character was supposed to be the inexpensive police officer, that wasn't flashy. See more »Quotes
Miss Lydell: I don't know much about your background.Frank MacBride: Well, I was a cop and...
Peterson T. 'Pete' Ryan: I wasn't.
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Referenced in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: George Peppard/Charlie Callas/Dr. Geoffrey Bourne/Charles O. Finley (1976) See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This was a pretty good detective show. I love the fact that this is one of those hour dramas that really didn't take itself seriously as most detective shows did. This show and "The Rockford Files" had a knack for poking fun at the detective genre. Also, Charlie Callas helped increase the fun factor, especially when Pete and Mac moved their office to the room above Malcolm's restaurant. This is definitely an underrated show.