Matlock

Matlock was an American drama series premiered on ABC from September 23, 1986 until May 7, 1995. It starred Andy Griffith as attorney Ben Matlock. The series featured criminal defense attorney Ben Matlock who charged his clients $100,000 to take a case. Most of the cases that he takes was involve murders.

He is argumentative man and rude, often uses colorful language, but beneath it all he has a good heart. His daughters Leanne and Charlene with his investigators Conrad McMasters, Cliff Lewis and Tyler Hudson assisted him in his work.

Ellery Queen

Ellery Queen was aired on NBC from September 11, 1975 until September 19, 1976. An American television series starring Jim Hutton as Ellery Queen and David Wayne as Inspector Richard Queen. It was created by the successful writing and producing team of William Link and Richard Levinson. An adaptations to Ellery Queen mystery novels.

Queen was a mystery writer who help his father in solving murder cases. His father was a detective in New York Police Department. Inspector Queen's assistant was Sgt. Velie and his rival detective was Simon Brimmer. Queen's methods were mysterious and intellectual rather than action oriented. She always talk to audience and ask if they got all the clues?

Father Dowling Mysteries

Father Dowling Mysteries was an Amrican television series aired on ABC from November 1, 1987 until May 1, 1991. It is based from the characters in books written by Ralph Mclnerny entitled The Father Dowling Mystery.

The series features a main characters Father Frank Dowling, a Catholic priest who continually solve murders and other high crimes in his town. Sister Stephanie assisted him to do much of the legwork for Frank. While the police was busy to find quickly the suspect of the crime, the priest quickly finds a good reason to investigate on the case.

The Baron

The Baron was a British television series aired on ITV1 from September 28, 1966 until April 19, 1967. It was based on John Creasey books starring American Steve Forrest as John Mannering, an antiques dealer who is really an agent for British Diplomatic Intelligence. Robert Asher and Roy Ward Baker directed the series. Some of the episodes were written by Tony O' Grady, none other than The Avengers writer-producer Brian Clemens under a pseudonym.

Murder, She Wrote

Murder, She Wrote was aired on CBS from September 30, 1984 until May 19, 1996. It starred Angela Lanbury as Jessica Fletcher, a mystery writer and aspirant detective.

The show revolved on Jessica Fletcher a former substitute teacher who has a gift for solving mysteries. It seems murder follows her, whether she's on her house with friends or relatives. Sometimes she was assisted by her friend Dr. Seth Hazelet or the local sheriff, Amos Tupper. In every episode Jessica would entangled in a murder investigation. She carefully putting the clues together and ask a question that no one else had thought of.

Dragnet

Dragnet was the aired on January 12, 1967 until April 16, 1970 on NBC. Jack Webb was the director and producer of the series, he also played the role of Sgt. Joe Friday. The series was about the cases handled by dedicated Los Angeles police detective Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner Bill Gannon. They track down the criminals all over the city of Los Angeles, California. The partners were assigned to some very strange robberies. The thefts cases have one thing in common; the visits cards that contain the word PAGAN that was left at the crime scenes.

Diagnosis: Murder

Diagnosis: Murder was a television drama series which aired on CBS from October 29, 1993 until May 11, 2001. The series was a sequel of Jake and the Fatman. It follows the life of Dr. Mark Sloan, the chief of the internal medicine at Community General Hospital. He is also a consultant for the police department. Steve Sloan was his son who is a detective for the department. Together with his son and other doctors that assist them they help to solve various murder cases.

The Hardy Boys Mysteries

The Hardy Boys Mysteries was a television series aired in ABC from January 30, 1977 until August 26, 1979. An intelligent show that brings back a ton of fond memories. It follows the adventures Frank and Hardy, the teenage sons of Fenton Hardy, a world-renowned private investigator. Joe was emotional and a potential pop singer while Frank was attentive older brother. They always stumbling across mysterious cases which is usually a non-violent kind.

This series was nominated in Emmy Award in 1977 for Special Classification of Outstanding Individual Achievement, recognizing the work of Enzo Martinelli, a cinematographer.