
“Meet the man who defined L.A. cool for an entire generation.”
Mannix is an American television detective series that ran from 1967 through 1975 on CBS. Created by Richard Levinson and William Link and developed by executive producer Bruce Geller, the title character, Joe Mannix, is a private investigator. He is played by Mike Connors. Mannix was the last series produced by Desilu Productions.

Two pals of Peggy's are accused of murder, and the real killer is elusive.

A colleague's death leads Mannix into a dubious investigation.

Old home week, as Mannix looks into a murder and tries to make up with his father.

Mannix reopens a malpractice case against opposition.

Three thugs hold Mannix, Peggy, and a woman hostage, claiming they want the $312,000 she has in a briefcase at home, but they may be after something even more valuable.

A hit-and-run case lands Mannix in the middle of a gang war.

The attempted murder of an executive leads Mannix to several likely suspects.

A wealthy man hires Mannix to find the person blackmailing him—eventually leading to Mannix being suspected of murder.

Eyewitnesses peg Mannix's client, but the victim isn't what he seems, either.

A domestic quarrel, and a missing secretary, make for a confusing case—“Rashomon”-style.

Mannix tries to locate an heir, who is brought into danger by the attention.

A murder in the offing implicates an old army chum, but the victim's identity is uncertain.

The strange utterances of a disturbed young girl are clues in a case of robbery and murder.

A colleague's death leaves Mannix with the evidence he was murdered for.

A TV host's murder proves difficult to investigate, as everyvbody wants it canceled.
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