Mannix has side action on a kidnap case.
Mannix is an American television detective series that ran from 1967 through 1975 on CBS. Created by Richard Levinson and William Link and developed by executive producer Bruce Geller, the title character, Joe Mannix, is a private investigator. He is played by Mike Connors. Mannix was the last series produced by Desilu Productions.
Mannix has side action on a kidnap case.
Mannix is hired to find out any dirt on Govenor-elect Adam Pierson, and that's when the trouble starts: with his syndicate connections, people are dying fast.
Mannix is set up for the murder of an old girlfriend's husband.
A scientist goes missing with a new formula.
Mannix takes the case of a death row inmate.
A threatened suicide.
An incommunicado coed and a murdered basketball player.
Mannix is hired to vet a prospective bridegroom.
Investigating an insurance claim, Mannix finds himself intensely scrutinized.
A missing boy and a cover-up.
Blackmail in the film industry.
A libel suit against a newspaper at the state capital involves politics and the mob.
An undercover cop's murder exposes a vice operation.
Undercover at a health farm for boozehounds.
Mannix checks out an actress with an enemy.
A psychopath's next victim might be his wife.
The strong friendship between Lew Wickersham and Mannix melts into a violent and deathly feud. The bitter battle begins when Mannix launches an investigation into the theft of a highly secret formula for the development of a laser ray. Stolen plans and sabotage involve Intertect and their agents.
The two paths of the case meet at the water's edge.
Mannix quits rather than chase a necklace and a mobster, and stumbles into a case of murder and fraud.
A missing million leads Mannix out of Intertect as bait for a drug ring.
A faith healer gets blackmailed.
Old labor woes come to light after an attempted murder.
An unsolved murder and an author with enemies.
A fake Renoir is suspected, and the model is in danger.
