Archer

January. 30,1975 NR

Rating：

5.2

Genre：

Drama Crime

Keywords：

California Private Detective

Trailer Synopsis

Archer is a short-lived American crime drama series starring Brian Keith and John P. Ryan that aired on NBC in 1975.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1975

6 Episode

Episode 1 - The Turkish Connection

January. 30,1975

Private Detective Lew Archer encounters a con man who uses naive teenagers to extort huge sums of money from their wealthy parents.

Episode 2 - The Arsonist

February. 06,1975

Archer helps the operator of a delicatessen who claims he was swindled out of his property by the county tax collector.

Episode 3 - The Body Beautiful

February. 13,1975

Archer is hired to track down the blackmailers who have created phony photos of a rich man's fiancee in pornographic poses.

Episode 4 - Shades of Blue

February. 20,1975

When a man he is investigating is found dead, Archer becomes the prime suspect for the murder.

Episode 5 - The Vanished Man

March. 06,1975

A woman who initially panicked after hitting a man with her car returns to the scene only to find that his body has disappeared. She hires Archer to find out what happened.

Episode 6 - Blood Money

March. 13,1975

A dying mobster hires Archer to find the wife and son he abandoned years earlier, so that he can give them some of his ill-gotten money.

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