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Requiem for a Son: Directed by Walter Grauman. With Buddy Ebsen, Lee Meriwether, Bradford Dillman, Robert Hogan. Barnaby Jones comes out of retirement to find the man who murdered his son in cold blood. Teaming up with Barnaby is another private investigator by the name of Frank Cannon, an old friend of his late son Hal.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Walter Grauman
- 1973-01-28
"Barnaby Jones" Requiem for a Son (TV Episode 1973) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
The first episode of the show, "Requiem for a Son", featured a crossover with another QM program, Cannon, with William Conrad guest-starring as detective Frank Cannon. There was another crossover between the two programs in the 1975 two-part episode "The Deadly Conspiracy".
Barnaby Jones discovers that there is a dark side to McCormack. He had a mistress that committed suicide. A bad tempered bit part actor is also causing problems for the politician.
Barnaby Jones, a retired private investigator who returns to work after his son is killed in the line of duty. Along with his daughter-in-law Betty, Barnaby investigates a variety of cases, ranging from murder and robbery to espionage and blackmail. Watch Now.
Jan 28, 1973 · Requiem for a Son. Available on Pluto TV, Prime Video. S1 E1: Barnaby Jones comes out of retirement to find the man who murdered his son in cold blood. Teaming up with Barnaby is another private investigator by the name of Frank Cannon, an old friend of his late son Hal. Mystery Jan 28, 1973 50 min.
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Requiem for a Son. After his private detective son Hal Jones is shot, retired Barnaby Jones decides to solve the murder with the help of Frank Cannon. They find out that Hal was working for Terry McCormack, who seeks a career in politics but is blackmailed now. English. General. Cast & Crew. Originally Aired January 28, 1973. Runtime 45 minutes.
