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Ticket to the Eclipse (09/19)
A member of Mannix's
former Korean War army unit is seeking
revenge for a grievance from their combat
days. The man confesses to Mannix that
he has already slain two people. When
Mannix tells the police, they dismiss
the case due to his friend's history of
confessing to every crime around.
One for
the Lady (09/26)
Framed as a jewel
thief and a possible murderer, Mannix
loses his detective's license and faces
prison when he meets Al, a gangster's
widow. Al offers Mannix a job as her bodyguard,
and later another job involving a million-dollar
robbery.
Time out
of Mind (10/03)
Mannix searches
for Sonny, an over-the-hill boxer sought
in the murder of a fight-fixing gambler.
While trying to get the ex-fighter to
surrender before the gamblers reach him,
Mannix becomes trapped with Sonny in a
condemned slum as gunmen close in.
Figures
in a Landscape (10/10)
A gunman threatens
Mannix but barely misses him three times,
leading the investigator to suspect that
someone else is really the intended victim.
Mannix tracks down an ex-convict who has
vowed to kill him, but the suspect dies
and the gunman strikes again.
The Mouse That Died (10/17)
Mannix is given
a slow-acting poison, which doctors cannot
identify, so he takes it upon himself
to race time and search for his adversary.
During a routine missing-persons case,
Mannix becomes involved with an espionage
ring which tries to eliminate him.
The Lost
Art of Dying (10/24)
Mannix seeks the
help of a prize-winning newsman (played
by newsman Alex Dreier) to clear a condemned
man. Prisoners on death row hold a guard
hostage until Mannix promises to try and
find the man who framed the man in the
death of his former girlfriend.
The Other
Game in Town (10/31)
Comedian Rich Little
guest-stars as a Las Vegas comic involved
in the mysterious disappearance of a gambler
who lost $230,000 at the casino before
vanishing. The debt-ridden gambler disappears
in his light plane but "reappears" after
his funeral. His "merry widow" turns to
Mannix for help--then suddenly fires him
from the case.
The World
Between (11/07)
Injured in a scuffle
with a lawbreaker, Peggy meets ailing
African Premier Obuko in the hospital,
where he is being treated under the alias
of Mr. Smith. Mannix and Peggy keep his
secret until foreign agents try to bomb
his room.
Sunburst (11/14)
Pat Quinn (Alice
in the movie "Alice's Restaurant") is
the owner of a small roadside cafe that
has been taken over by three gangland
mobsters. Suddenly thrown into the middle
of a syndicate plot when he stops at the
cafe for a cup of coffee, Mannix finds
himself held captive along with the owners.
To Cage
a Seagull (11/21)
Mannix is scheduled
to be executed at dawn when he uncovers
an anarchist's plot to immediately and
violently take over the country. While
investigating what he feels was not an
accidental helicopter crash, Mannix discovers
a presumed-dead leader of the Fourth Reich
alive and plotting in Los Angeles.
Bang, Bang,
You're Dead (11/28)
A precocious seven-year-old
girl becomes the target of gangsters when
she overhears a murder plot while playing
in a supposedly abandoned theater. Mannix
is hired by the girl's mother to unravel
the girl's imaginative version of what
happened and hopefully prevent the murder.
Deja Vu
(12/12)
After seeing Mannix's
picture, Kathy Warren, a young clairvoyant,
begins to have recurring dreams in which
she sees Mannix's death. Kathy's visions
are discounted by her mother as well as
by Mannix, until they begin to materialize
and Mannix has a few close calls with
death.
Duet for Three (12/19)
Mannix becomes involved
in a series of apparent suicides by members
of a black market ring when Ellen Gray,
widow of one of the deceased, hires him
to find out why she is being followed.
Through Mannix's investigation, Ellen
learns of her husband's illegal past.
Round Trip
to Nowhere (01/02)
Detective Mannix
helps a beautiful widow hunt for her husband's
slayer. Mannix finds that the victim,
Hewitt, was a mystery man who deposited
large sums of money with no visible means
of support. Mannix and the widow head
for an abandoned mine in Death Valley
to run down the mystery.
What Happened
to Sunday (01/09)
Mannix, suffering
from amnesia, can't remember why an attempt
was made on his life, but he does recall
seeing the girl he was with being thrown
from a balcony. Mannix desperately struggles
to unscramble the events of the previous
24-hour period and hopefully expose his
predators before they finish their job
on him.
The Judas Touch
(01/16)
Police chief Carl
Yaring searches for one of his police
officers, an ex-con, suspected of robbery
and murder. The guilt of the young officer
seems unquestionable, but Mannix has faith
in the suspect's integrity and attempts
to prove the evidence wrong.
With Intent
to Kill (01/23)
Police lieutenant
Ira Deegan's wife pleads with her husband
to give up a homicide case after his life
is threatened. When Deegan refuses his
wife's request, she hires Mannix to protect
him and help him solve the case (unbeknownst
to her husband).
The Crime That
Wasn't (01/30)
A murder goes undetected
until young Dennis Coverly overhears an
argument between his parents and, fearing
for their safety, seeks the aid of Mannix.
In checking out the youth's story, Mannix
uncovers witnesses to the crime who have
remained silent due to threats upon their
lives by the killer.
A Gathering
of Ghosts (02/06)
Jason Evers, Charles
Aidman and Robert Webber guest-star as
members of Mannix's college football team
who put together an unconventional reunion
in a ghost town. The reunion ends in murder
and reveals years of deceit and jealousy
that come to light in a series of bizarre
and morbid pranks. Mannix's skill as a
private eye is put to the highest test--that
of saving his own life.
A Day Filled with Shadows
(02/13)
A college basketball
star mysteriously disappears and his father
hires Mannix to find him, but Mannix becomes
suspicious when the father insists on
secrecy. Lew Alcindor (later Kareem Abdul-Jabbar)
from the Milwaukee Bucks and Gail Goodrich
from the L.A. Lakers guest-star.
Voices in the
Dark (02/20)
Dorothy Kinman is
a highly promising Olympic swimmer and
diver who is confined to a wheelchair
after a car accident and is now the target
of threatening phone calls. Mannix is
hired by Dorothy, a recluse who can't
cope with her new state in life or the
calls which police can't prove actually
happen.
The Color of
Murder (02/27)
A young heiress
believes that her father's murderer is
still at large and pleads with Mannix
to help her find him. Mannix becomes suspicious
of the girl's true motives when he learns
that her chief suspect is the executor
of her father's estate.
Shadow
Play (03/06)
Financial wizard
Tony Sergeant, a front for a crime syndicate,
faces criminal charges when his wife learns
of his illegal dealings. Before Sergeant's
wife turns Tony in, she is killed in a
hit-and-run car accident. Her sister hires
Mannix to prove Mrs. Sergeant's death
wasn't an accident.
Overkill (03/13)
Mannix joins a police investigation of
a compulsive killer when a friend of his
becomes the eighth victim. The investigation
takes a new turn when Mannix uncovers
clues that make it seem that the psychotic
killer wasn't responsible for all of the
crimes attributed to him.
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