Mannix
One of the most fondly remembered and action-packed detective series of the late '60s and early '70s, "Mannix" was the brainchild of creators Richard Levinson and William Link ('Columbo', 'Murder: She Wrote') and executive producer Bruce Geller ('Mission: Impossible'). Mike Connors won an Emmy as the title character, a tough, streetwise private eye whose hands-on approach to cases raised the hackles of his employers, the scientific-minded Intertect, and his no-nonsense boss Lou Wickersham (Joseph Campanella). Contains three episodes from the first season, including the pilot: 'The Name is Mannix', 'Nothing Ever Works Twice' and 'The Cost of a Vacation'.
Year: 1967
Genre: TV Thrillers
Country: USA
Starring: Mike Connors, Gail Fisher
Duration: 76 Minutes
Rating: PG - Contains low level violence.
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