There are so many great flat foots.. we need columbo, he was one of a kind. Mcloud was a great sleuth and lots of cowboy action

Ironside from the 60S. I would love to see even Jessica fletcher.

Magnum and Miami Vice still the best!!!

Spenser is great. I'd like Mike Hammer, too. I liked his attitude.
Beat the bad guys, in the end, shoot 'em...

I would like to see Hawaii 5 0. And Mcloud.

I would also like to see those shows. There are so many good ones.
I love the ones on already and in addition I would like to see some of these on this channel--
McMillan and Wife, Columbo,Murder She Wrote, Vegas, Spencer, McLoud, Barnaby Jones, Starsky and Hutch, Charlie's Angels, Quincy, Police Woman, Nash Bridges, Cagney and Lacey, Streets of San Franciso, Mike Hammer, Ironsides, Hawaii 50, Perry Mason, Hunter,
Diagnosis Murder and I absolutely LOVE Rockford, Magnum and Simon and Simon already on there.

ma_scott 12/9/7
Depending on your age and bent, there are many shows worthy of viewing AGAIN. Some of these flat feated TV talking heads that stand out in my mind are: Hec Ramsey [Richard Boone], Hawaiian Eye [Robert Conrad], Checkmate [Doug McClure & Sebastian Cabot], 77 Sunset Strip [Ed Zimbalist], Surf Side 7 [Troy Donahue], Bourbon Street Beat [Andrew Duggan], Mr Lucky, etc. If I had a choice in the matter, my preference would be Hec for the shows smart writing and Boone's marvelous personality [see IMDB writeup].

Hawaii 50 was okay but the shows had predictability and a sameness to them. Dano was interesting.
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What about "I Spy" "Riptide" "Longstreet"?

how about Keen Eddie, New York Undercover, players

How about adding Hardcastle & McCormick. And is Rockford files still on this channel?

I would love to see Barnaby Jones. It hasn't been on anywhere in a while.

Thank you SO much for having Simon and Simon in your lineup.

I would love to see RIPTIDE added someday too.

[I just posted this in a thread in the MAGNUM P.I. section, but it really belongs here]

Y'know, I'd watch SLEUTH regularly, if they ran shows like these (click the links for related YouTube clips):

T.H.E. CAT (1966-67 color, half-hour, 26 episodes) reformed cat burglar/former circus aerialist Robert Loggia fights crime as a bodyguard-for-hire. Current rights holder unknown, may possibly be with NBC/Universal.

T.H.E. CAT intro

T.H.E. CAT lead-in + opening credits

M SQUAD (1957-60 black & white, half-hour, 117 episodes) Lee Marvin as "Lt. Frank Ballinger", who does for Chicago what "Joe Friday" did for Los Angeles. Part of NBC/Universal's library, Sleuth's parent company.

M SQUAD intro

DRAGNET (1951-59 a.k.a. BADGE 714, black & white, half-hour, 276 episodes) Jack Webb as "Joe Friday", in the orginal, grittier version of this classic series. Part of NBC/Universal's library, Sleuth's parent company.

DRAGNET - 1st part of "The Big Cast" (1952)

CORONET BLUE (1965-filmed/1967-aired, color, hour, 11 episodes) Frank Converse is an amnesiac, who may be a sleeper agent/hitman... sounds a little like "Jason Bourne", don't it? Controlled by CBS/Paramount.

CORONET BLUE intro

IT TAKES A THIEF (1968-70, color, hour, 66 episodes) Robert Wagner as reformed burglar "Alexander Munday", using his skills to thwart bad guys. Part of NBC/Universal's library, Sleuth's parent company.

IT TAKES A THIEF lead-in + intro

HARRY O (1973-76, color, hour, 46 episodes) David Janssen as a down-on-his-luck, bohemian P.I. Controlled by Warner Bros.

HARRY O intro

HARRY O clip with Jodie Foster

77 SUNSET STRIP (1958-64, black & white, hour, 206 episodes) Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. as "Stu Bailey", solving cases with his detective agency crew, including Edd "Kookie" Byrnes. Controlled by Warner Bros.

77 SUNSET STRIP clip 1

77 SUNSET STRIP clip 2

N.Y.P.D. (1967-69, color, half-hour, 49 episodes) Robert Hooks, Jack Warden and Frank Converse as NY plainclothes detectives; the series was filmed in real NYC locations.

N.Y.P.D. intro

N.Y.P.D. clip from "Candy Man" with James Earl Jones & William Devane

DECOY (1957-58, black & white, half-hour, 39 episodes) Bevery Garland as TV's first undercover policewoman. Controlled by Liberation Entertainment, website: http://www.libent.com/index.php?id=50,340,0,0,1,0

DECOY clip

--as it is currently programmed, I, as a 40-year-old viewer, find little of interest on SLEUTH, which could be a great channel, if it didn't rely so much on lame and/or overplayed 1980s-Present series. That KNIGHT RIDER is the main, highly-touted upcoming addition to SLEUTH's schedule, doesn't inspire much confidence to tune in (sorry, KNIGHT RIDER fans). Here's an idea-- How about running some stuff that we can't already buy/rent easily on legit DVD?

Excellent point, Sherastuff. The works of the great Quinn Martin have been making a very gradual re-appearance in the home video realm, although paramount blew it big time with their attempt to insult the intelligence of fans of "The Fugitive" with the ridiculous stunt they pulled with volume one of season two's dvd set, there are some very angry people who love that series out there, count me among them, and yes, Barnaby Jones, A QM production, I think I read a report where it's supposed to be released on DVD sometime in late September, of course, Cannon was finally let out of the vault in early July, I think I saw the Streets of San Francisco on a shelf in a local Best Buy, but there's one crime drama series that I keep forgetting to mention in my excitement of posting preferred viewing in this genre, it too, is a QM production and one of his most underrated offerings, it starred Burt Reynolds, the name...? ...Dan August...It was awesome! That needs to be brought to the Sleuth Channel or American Life.

Hard to argue with this list, Pete! I loved "M Squad", "T.H.E. Cat" (by them being an NBC Subsidiary, they seem to be more prone to shows that formerly were showcased on their network instead of others, yet "T.H.E. Cat" was aired originally on NBC, if I recall right),NYPD (loved it, very relentless, attention-grabbing show, the kind you didn't leave the room on or you'd miss something, like "24") and "77 Sunset Strip", at some point and time, they're gonna have to expand on their moniker and start showing more private eye dramas, there are too many great ones out there to ignore, the posters here are all too well aware of the treasures of PI Dramas out there that should be showing on this network.

I don't know about "I Spy" (but I'd watch it if they did, I just bought seasons one an two of the series a few weeks ago), it's more of an espionage series, like "Man From U.N.C.L.E" (anybody know what the initials stood for?) there's a "Spy Channel" on cable, isn't there, I would be inclined to believe these two shows in particular would flourish there, never did get into "Riptide", but I'm definitely for "Longstreet" making the Sleuth Channel lineup, that role truly belongs on that network, James Franciscus and Bruce Lee??!!! Oh, yeah! Oops! Almost forgot..."Pax", Longstreet's dog, he was awesome!

What a great series that was...It would be perfect for the Sleuth Channel.

I'd like to see some even older series like Lee Marvin's "M Squad" or the Fifies version of "Mike Hammer".

U.N.C.L.E.
United Network Command for Law and Enforcement

Add McMillian and Wife, from the pilot thru end of season

I would love to see Chips the tv show back on the air.