TV Series1975 · CBS · Ended · 45 min
When ex-cop Frank MacBride and ace con-man Pete Ryan pool their talents in a private detective agency, they carve out a special turf – crooks on the con. Once they’d been on opposite sides of the law – until they formed this agency to handle those special cases in need of their expert know-how.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Robert Wagner
Pete Ryan
70 episodes
Eddie Albert
Frank MacBride
70 episodes
Charlie Callas
Malcolm Argos
70 episodes
Sharon Gless
Maggie Philbin
70 episodes
James Hong
Wang
22 episodes
William Bryant
Lieutenant Shilton
46 episodes
Lucille Benson
Edna
1 episode
Ray Danton
Ralph Carson
1 episode
JoAnna Cameron
Jenny Brown
2 episodes
Marc Lawrence
Don Vincenzo
1 episode
Lola Falana
Armistice Simpson
1 episode
Ida Lupino
Mrs. Simon
1 episode
Keir Dullea
Anthony Kirk
1 episode
Florida Friebus
Fiona
2 episodes
Sheree North
Sylvia
1 episode
Richard Kiel
Loach
1 episode
Joan Blondell
Mrs. Lear
1 episode
Joan Freeman
Norma Harmon
1 episode
Joshua Shelley
Dutch
1 episode
Stanley Kamel
Eddie Matlock
1 episode
Joe Maross
Lt. Gates
1 episode
Margot Kidder
Andrea Morris
1 episode
Edith Atwater
Mrs. Wood
1 episode
William Sylvester
Ellis
1 episode
Susan Buckner
Jessica
1 episode
Milt Kamen
Mendel Terrace
1 episode
Terry Kiser
Hanna
1 episode
Joseph Mascolo
Phillip Aspen / Martin Lorrimer
1 episode
James Keach
Dean 'Skip' Crowe
1 episode
Camilla Sparv
Britt Engstrom
1 episode
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