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Tightrope! (Screen Gems/CBS)(1959-60)
starring Mike Connors
Mannix (1967-75) starring
Mike Connors, Joseph Campanella, Gail Fisher
Mannix (1967-75)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
TV Guide /
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive
Mannix (season 1) (1967-1968) CBS Sat
10:00pm EST
Mannix (season 2) (1968-1969) CBS Sat
10:00pm EST
Mannix (season 3) (1969-1970) CBS Sat
10:00pm EST
Mannix (season 4) (1970-1971) CBS Sat
10:00pm EST
Mannix (season 5) (1971-1972) CBS Wed
10:00pm EST
Mannix (season 6) (1972-1973) CBS Sun
9:30pm EST
Mannix (season 7) (1973-1974) CBS Sun
8:30pm EST
Mannix (season 8) (1974-1975) CBS Sun
9:30pm EST
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MANNIX
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Desilu Productions, Inc. (1967)
Paramount Pictures Television (1968-75)
for
CBS
Executive Producer Bruce Geller
Produced by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts
Created by Richard Levinson and William Link
Developed for Television by Bruce Geller
US Detective series 1967-75 194 episodes x 60 min color
(16Sept67-27Aug75) (8 seasons)
Starring:
Mike Connors
as Joe Mannix
Co-Starring:
Gail Fisher as Peggy Fair (1968-75)
Joseph
Campanella as Lou Wickersham (1967-68)
Recurring Cast:
Robert Reed as Lt. Adam Tobias (1969-75) recurring
Mark Stewart as Toby Fair (1968-75) recurring
Robert Wood as Lt Art Malcolm (1968-75) recurring
Larry Linville as Lt. George Kramer (1968-69) recurring
Morgan Jones as Howard Pender (1967-68) recurring
Joe Mantell as Albie Loos (1968-69) recurring
Jack Ging as Lt. Dan Ives (1971-75) recurring
"Mannix" Theme music by Lalo Schifrin
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*Note: Seasons 2 thru 8 his business address is 17 Paseo Verde.
Mike Connors real name is Krekor Ohanian, Nationality is Armenian, born Aug 15,
1925
In the first year of the show, when he worked for Intertech, Mannix, Joe drove a
George Barris-customized convertible
Oldsmobile Toranado. AMT or MPC made a model of it. When he quit Intertech, he
went downhill and drove various Dodge
Challengers and Darts for the rest of the series.
A little trivia about Mannix, CBS wanted to cancel the show into it's second
season, but Lucille Ball pulled strings
because it was her favorite show and being CEO of Desilu she
pulled it off, they did however ask her to tone down the
violence! (At that time Mannix was said to be the most violent show on TV!)
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Tom Joyce says: (December 16, 2011)
"You list that Joe Mannix drove Challengers and Dodges. In truth he never drove
a Challenger, it was Plymouth Barracuda's
70 and 71 model. The Dodge dart he drove was for real just modified a little.
All were green with a black convertible top."
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