Ironside (1967-1975)

Message From Beyond (1967)

49:52 minutes.

A racetrack robber thwarts Ironside's bet on a sure winner.

The Leaf in the Forest (1967)

47:29 minutes.

An elusive strangler concentrates on lonely old ladies.

Dead Man's Tale (1967)

49:53 minutes.

A gangland murder is hidden from the press to flush out syndicate kingpins.

Eat, Drink and Be Buried (1967)

49:52 minutes.

A husband fears the murder attempts on his wife, a malicious columnist.

The Taker (1967)

49:51 minutes.

After his death, a policeman is thought to have been on the take.

An Inside Job (1967)

47:49 minutes.

Two killers force Ironside to plot their escape from the Police Department.

Tagged for Murder (1967)

47:48 minutes.

Five ex-GIs plot a murder using their dog tag numbers.

Let My Brother Go (1967)

47:48 minutes.

A pro football player places his reputation and future on the line to save his worthless brother from prison.

Light at the End of the Journey (1967)

47:50 minutes.

A blind girl is used as bait to trap a killer.

The Monster of Comus Towers (1967)

49:21 minutes.

Theft and murder in a skyscraper tower prove that an acquisitive collector knows the high price of art.

The Man Who Believed (1967)

47:48 minutes.

The death of a beautiful folk singer is thought to be murder, not suicide.

A Very Cool Hot Car (1967)

47:53 minutes.

A sudden rise in car thefts leads to a ring of wealthy hippies.

The Past Is Prologue (1967)

49:51 minutes.

After 17 years as a solid citizen, a man is recognized as an escaped convict.

Girl in the Night (1967)

47:47 minutes.

Detective Sergeant Brown falls in love with a beautiful girl whose tragic life ends in murder.

The Fourteenth Runner (1967)

47:48 minutes.

A Russian track star disappears in the U.S.

Force of Arms (1968)

47:52 minutes.

A self-appointed patriot forms a vigilante group to "aid'' police.

Memory of an Ice Cream Stick (1968)

47:48 minutes.

Ironside warns his aide to stay away from a boyhood friend, now a parolee.

To Kill a Cop (1968)

49:34 minutes.

Hunches are played against heavy odds in the capture of a cop-killer.

The Lonely Hostage (1968)

49:51 minutes.

A moonlighting officer heists $150,000, but it's not enough to pay the fare to freedom.

The Challenge (1968)

47:49 minutes.

A chance remark is the clue needed to solve a murder.

All in a Day's Work (1968)

47:48 minutes.

During an armed robbery, Officer Eve Whitfield kills a 17-year-old boy in the line of duty.

Something for Nothing (1968)

47:45 minutes.

In debt to a loan shark, a gambler is let off only if he aids in a bank robbery.

Barbara Who (1968)

49:52 minutes.

A nurses aide with amnesia is afraid to learn her true identity.

Perfect Crime (1968)

47:49 minutes.

A college is terrorized by an elusive sniper.

Officer Bobby (1968)

47:50 minutes.

An abandoned infant proves to be the clue to a would-be plane bomber.

Trip to Hasbury (1968)

47:49 minutes.

Detective Sergeant Brown is accused of brutality after a hippie dies of a beating.

Due Process of Law (1968)

47:47 minutes.

While investigating a murder, Ironside's aide becomes a suspect.

Return of the Hero (1968)

47:49 minutes.

During an armed robbery, Officer Eve Whitfield kills a 17-year-old boy in the line of duty.

Ironside (1967-1975)

48:03 minutes.

A lifetime of paraplegia threatens Detective Sergeant Ed Brown (Don Galloway) when he is shot by a sniper. Part 1 of 2.

Ironside (1967-1975)

47:54 minutes.

High drama is focused on Craig Institute when spinal surgery to repair the broken back of Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) by Dr. William Ritter (guest star Vic Morrow) is interrupted by a threat against...