| Mcmillan & Wife: Season 1 | |||||
| Talent Associates (1971) | |||||
| TV Series / Drama, Thriller, Crime, Mystery | |||||
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| Barcode | 773848555437 |
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| John Schuck | Sgt. Charles Enright | |
| Rock Hudson | Stewart McMillan | |
| Susan Saint James | Sally McMillan | |
| Nancy Walker | Mildred | |
| Jack Berle | Auction Guest | |
| Murray Pollack | Auction Helper | |
| Linda Watkins | Emily Hull | |
| Kathryn Janssen | Resort Guest | |
| Bob Harks | Party Guest | |
| Warren J. Kemmerling | Dickerson | |
| Paul Stewart | Chief Andy Yeakel | |
| Paul Sorensen | Officer Ryan | |
| Cosmo Sardo | Barber | |
| Eddie Smith | Spectator | |
| Joseph La Cava | Waiter | |
| Chester Hayes | Party Guest | |
| Robert Hitchcock | Elevator Passenger | |
| Eve McVeagh | Woman | |
| Rene Auberjonois | Andre Stryker | |
| Kenneth Mars | Mr. Buchanan |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Paul Mason
Ted Rich Leonard Stern |
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| Writer |
Leonard Stern
Oliver Hailey Robert Lewin Brad Radnitz |
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| Cinematography |
Robert B. Hauser
Stan Lazan |
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| Musician |
Jerry Fielding
Luchi De Jesus |
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Police Commissioner Stewart McMillan of San Francisco is a man with ponderous responsibilites. By good fortune, his wife Sally is something of a genius. They live in the city and have a shrewd housekeeper named Mildred, who is as often as not at odds with her slightly distrait sister Agatha. McMillan's duties require him to intervene personally when circumstances warrant in police cases, and here he is aided by the saturnine but enthusiastic Sgt. Enright. The commissioner's mother, Beatrice McMillan, a brilliant person, independent-minded and a very fast driver, breezes through now and again. In the last season, two of the actors have departed, and the show is renamed McMillan. Directors: Daniel Petrie, Hy Averback, Lee H. Katzin, etc. |
| 95 mins 9/17/1971 1. Once Upon a Dead Man | |
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The wife of a San Francisco police commissioner drags him into a charity auction theft, which leads to a murder.
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| 76 mins 9/29/1971 2. Murder by the Barrel | |
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Moving into their new home, Sally discovers a dead body inside one of the barrels but when Mac and the police arrive both barrel and body are gone.
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| 76 mins 10/20/1971 3. The Easy Sunday Murder Case | |
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Saturday brunch with Sally's mother leads to trouble when a neighbor reports that her pedigreed Pekinese has been kidnapped--along with her husband.
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| 76 mins 11/10/1971 4. Husbands, Wives, and Killers | |
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MacMillan's investigation of a suspicious burglary finds him crossing paths (and swords) with a number of his and Sally's friends. Mac, Sally and Sgt. Enright go undercover to a costume ball, where Mac is confident the culprit will strike.
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| 76 mins 12/8/1971 5. Death Is a Seven Point Favorite | |
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The McMillans befriend Billy Benton, quarterback for the Hawks, who is either innocent or involved in a plot to throw the game. A $75,000 bet was made against the Hawks, and the bettor intends to collect at any cost, even murder.
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| 75 mins 1/5/1972 6. The Face of Murder | |
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Mac's ex-pug pal Freddie O'Neale becomes a target for murder after he claims he can identify The Dutchman, a notorious jewel thief whose face is unknown to the police and to the posh San Francisco social set whose treasures he plunders.
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| 75 mins 2/16/1972 7. Till Death Do Us Part | |
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A killer who has terrified San Francisco seals the McMillans in their own home and fills it with lethal gas. Rock Hudson and Susan Saint James star.
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| 75 mins 3/1/1972 8. An Elementary Case of Murder | |
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Numerous bits of evidence indicate McMillan's former girlfriend shot and killed her husband, but the commissioner wants all of the facts before an arrest is made. (Script recycled and expanded from "Ironside", Season 2, Episode 9, An Obvious Case of Guilt, which aired 11/14/1968).
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