Crazy like a Fox Season 1

December. 30,1984

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Drama Comedy

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Crazy Like a Fox is an American television series set in San Francisco, California, that aired on CBS from December 30, 1984 to May 3, 1986.

Episode 13 : The Man Who Cried Fox

April. 07,1985

Episode 12 : Suitable for Framing

March. 31,1985

Episode 11 : Fox and Hounds

March. 24,1985

Episode 10 : Fox in Wonderland

March. 17,1985

Episode 9 : The Geronimo Machine

March. 10,1985

Episode 8 : Fox Hunt

March. 03,1985

Episode 7 : Bum Tip

February. 24,1985

Episode 6 : Wanted Dead and Alive

February. 17,1985

While Harry's office's being fumigated, he camps out at Harrison's. One night as they were leaving a man walks in looking for ""Mr. Fox"", but dies before he could reveal which Mr. Fox he was looking for or what he wanted. He would be identified as the partner of a man who swindled several people at disappeared after that. Now it's been hinted that they entrusted the money the got to someone, and Harrison being a lawyer, is being smeared as their lawyer, and evrybody who was swindled is demanding that Harrison give back their money which he doesn't have. Harry would eventually learn that he was the one the man was looking for, and that he discovered where is partner is. The partner is back in town to see his daughter, Harry and Harrison would eventually catch him and Harrison's cleared.

Episode 5 : Motor Homicide

February. 03,1985

Episode 4 : Till Death Do Us Part

January. 20,1985

Episode 3 : Premium for Murder

January. 13,1985

Episode 2 : Turn of the Century Fox

January. 06,1985

Episode 1 : Pilot

December. 30,1984

Seasons

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Season 2 1985

Season 1

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Season 1 1984

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