Barnaby Jones
6.9
1973
Drama
, Crime
, Mystery
Barnaby Jones is a television detective series starring Buddy Ebsen and Lee Meriwether as father- and daughter-in-law who run a private detective firm in Los Angeles. The show ran on CBS from January 28, 1973 to April 3, 1980, beginning as a midseason replacement. William Conrad guest starred as Frank Cannon of Cannon on the first episode of Barnaby Jones, "Requiem for a Son" and the two series had a two-part crossover episode in 1975, "The Deadly Conspiracy".
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- Cast：
- Buddy Ebsen , Lee Meriwether , Mark Shera
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EP1 - Man on Fire
September. 20,1979
Barnaby grudgingly begins to suspect that an arson investigator that he has trusted for years is involved in setting fires and then ruling them as accidental in order to get a cut of the insurance money.
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EP2 - Nightmare in Hawaii (1)
September. 27,1979
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EP3 - Nightmare in Hawaii (2)
September. 27,1979
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EP4 - A Desperate Pursuit
October. 11,1979
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EP5 - Design for Madness
October. 18,1979
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EP6 - Girl on the Road
October. 25,1979
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EP7 - Indoctrination in Evil
November. 01,1979
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EP8 - Homecoming for a Dead Man
November. 08,1979
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EP9 - False Witness
November. 29,1979
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EP10 - School of Terror
December. 20,1979
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EP11 - Cry for Vengeance
December. 27,1979
An ex-cop and friend of Barnaby looks to even the score when his son is killed by a gang leader. Barnaby gets involved and learns that the gang is actually being used as muscle by a crooked businessman who wants the ex-cop out of the way.
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EP12 - Run to Death
January. 03,1980
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EP13 - The Price of Anger
January. 10,1980
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EP14 - The Killing Point
January. 17,1980
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EP15 - Focus on Fear
January. 31,1980
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EP16 - Murder in the Key of C
February. 07,1980
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EP17 - Killer Without a Name
February. 14,1980
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EP18 - Death Is the Punchline
February. 21,1980
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EP19 - The Final Victim
March. 06,1980
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EP20 - The Silent Accuser
March. 13,1980
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EP21 - Deadline for Murder
March. 27,1980
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EP22 - The Killin' Cousin
April. 03,1980
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