Raymond Burr
Robert Ironside
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- 1. Message From Beyond Sep 14, 1967
- A robber makes a major score at a racetrack.
- 2. The Leaf in the Forest Sep 21, 1967
- Ironside believes the murder of an elderly woman is not part of a string of similar stranglings.
- 3. Dead Man's Tale Sep 28, 1967
- A gangland murder is hidden from the press to flush out syndicate kingpins.
Jun 27, 2024 · Starring Raymond Burr as the tough, wheelchair-bound San Francisco police consultant Robert Ironside, the series blends mystery and drama in a way that keeps viewers hooked episode after episode. This list breaks down every season of Ironside, exploring what makes each one unique and why they're worth watching.
3 days ago · A paralyzed detective becomes a special police agent and goes after the sniper responsible for his injury. CAST. Don Galloway, Don Mitchell, Kim Darby, Raymond Burr, Wally Cox.
6 days ago · TV star George Gobel is in town for a benefit. Bub tells the boys that he knows George personally. Robbie and Mike tell Bub to invite George over for dinner. Bub does not think it's a good idea as Steve is out of town for a few days. The boys now do not believe Bub knows George.
Jun 22, 2024 · Whether it's the cigar-chomping, rumpled detective in Columbo played by the unforgettable Peter Falk; the cool, cerebral and unsociable Ironside portrayed by Raymond Burr; the fast-talking, trouble-attracting private eye in The Rockford Files brought to life by James Garner; or the trailblazing tough cop Theo Kojak in Kojak made iconic by Telly ...
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Jun 19, 2024 · Windows apps. In my list of start-up apps I have this app called 'Hotkey for Dev Home Project Ironsides.'. Clearly it is to do with Dev Home but why is a entry in the start-up apps list needed and why did it add.
4 days ago · Irons's television career began on British television in the early 1970s, including appearances on the children's series Play Away and as Franz Liszt in the BBC series Notorious Woman (1974).
