A very good and dramatic episode, with a surprising culprit. I really enjoy Richard Denning in this role, he's loyal, intelligent, and kind when the situation calls for it.
With such a valuable book in his possession, you’d have thought Shayne would hide it somewhere safer than the glove compartment of his OPEN-TOPPED car, wouldn’t you?
Angela Mcgruder, There are other detective tv shows from the early 60's set in miami. There were some, but I only can think of Surf Side 6 beside Michael Shayne. There were other detective tv shows, but were not in the 60's: CSI Miami, Miami Vice, Magic City. Also lots of sitcoms: Golden Girls, Empty Next, Flipper, Miami Medical, Nurses, Lost, Thunderbolt.
that accountant has obviously seen someone die from a gunshot the way he shook his hands about as he went down was pretty realistic as to the way some people go when shot dead
Ever notice how many drivers in old TV shows and movies enter the car through the passenger door, not the driver's door? I think it usually has something to do with camera placement, but not here 12:46. They could easily have moved the camera a few feet to the left (and parked the car closer to the curb while they were at it). By the way, Jabberwocky was in Through the Looking Glass, not Alice in Wonderland.
@@jacquelinejanz8466 My own grandparents (who married during WW2) were buggy about getting in on the driver's side of a car, probably because of that same safety campaign. Then again, they spent their childhoods in big cities, I've never noticed that sort of behavior from folks raised in rural/suburban areas regardless of age. My mother used to follow their behavior like a lemming, while my dad was a country boy and thought she was crazy. Remember it leading to several arguments about her wrecking the upholstery with her stupidity, but she didn't stop doing it till she got too fat and lazy to climb over a stick shift, especially if the car had bucket seats..
Spinach Bitc#, If you notice there are no shots of miami in this show except when they show the city of miami municipal bldg. All the shots are of collins ave in miami beach. And the sketch art at the start is the skyline of miami beach instead of miami.
Michael Shayne (TV Series 1960-1961) - 7.5 Michael Shayne is a private detective who solves crimes in Miami, Florida. S1.E13 ∙ Murder in Wonderland - 7.7 An accountant working for a notorious racketeer is murdered while talking to Mike Shayne on the phone. Police believe that the man was carrying a list of all of the racketeers business contacts, but the only thing the man had in his locked briefcase was a copy of "Alice in Wonderland". Although Captain Gentry finds no evidence that the list was hidden between the books pages, a thug kidnaps Shayne's secretary and orders Mike to steal the novel from the police or else the pretty blonde will be killed.
I really enjoy watching 👀 these old episodes of Michael Shayne! Richard Denning is really good in this role as a private detective!
This is the best channel for these Shayne videos. Great upload, good audio, and no darn commercials! Thank you.
Enjoying these episodes! Wish the missing episodes available! Thanks for these episodes!
A very good and dramatic episode, with a surprising culprit. I really enjoy Richard Denning in this role, he's loyal, intelligent, and kind when the situation calls for it.
You’re right.
People who don’t possess those qualities have to sign non-disclosure agreements!
So thankful for Posted Bunch of great films.
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I can't stop coming back for more. Dankeshen 😊 🙏
Richard Denning is very good in this. I can see Barbara Stanywck and him getting into trouble... and out of it!
With such a valuable book in his possession, you’d have thought Shayne would hide it somewhere safer than the glove compartment of his OPEN-TOPPED car, wouldn’t you?
I miss Miami.
Love it there! ♥️☀️😎‼️
No accounting for taste.
Its redeshing to watch a detective from florida not from new york or chicago or california,that is why I enjoy the watching the shows!!!!!?
Angela Mcgruder, There are other detective tv shows from the early 60's set in miami. There were some, but I only can think of Surf Side 6 beside Michael Shayne. There were other detective tv shows, but were not in the 60's: CSI Miami, Miami Vice, Magic City. Also lots of sitcoms: Golden Girls, Empty Next, Flipper, Miami Medical, Nurses, Lost, Thunderbolt.
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Miami Vice made its mark on fashion. Some if that influence is still with us. I love it! ♥️😎
Denning is excellent in this and in all the shows, in which he appeared.
What is with Jerry Clarke playing the bongo drums?
“ I’m having lunch with dick”, lol !
I read Mike Shane books decades ago, he had red hair, in tv it was blonde.
Well TH-cam's found a way to hide all of the ads. There's no ads yellow markers in this but ads pop up?! 👎
I see this ad situation makes you unhappy..
So sorry things aren’t going your way.
Don’t worry. It will improve.
Has anyone noticed that when entering a car everyone goes out the passengers side? Can someone tell my why?
Thank you! What's up with that.
that accountant has obviously seen someone die from a gunshot the way he shook his hands about as he went down was pretty realistic as to the way some people go when shot dead
Just think of all the free advertising, cities like Miami, receive from these shows. Mega $$$
Oh they’re called medical disruptopters
Ever notice how many drivers in old TV shows and movies enter the car through the passenger door, not the driver's door? I think it usually has something to do with camera placement, but not here 12:46. They could easily have moved the camera a few feet to the left (and parked the car closer to the curb while they were at it). By the way, Jabberwocky was in Through the Looking Glass, not Alice in Wonderland.
Yes I’ve noticed.
My understanding is that there was a safety campaign discouraging entrance from the flow of traffic.
@@jacquelinejanz8466 My own grandparents (who married during WW2) were buggy about getting in on the driver's side of a car, probably because of that same safety campaign. Then again, they spent their childhoods in big cities, I've never noticed that sort of behavior from folks raised in rural/suburban areas regardless of age. My mother used to follow their behavior like a lemming, while my dad was a country boy and thought she was crazy. Remember it leading to several arguments about her wrecking the upholstery with her stupidity, but she didn't stop doing it till she got too fat and lazy to climb over a stick shift, especially if the car had bucket seats..
Lucy wasn't driving a car, she was steering a boat. I wonder how many viewers today understand Gentry at 23:25 meant about the book.
I wonder how many episodes were there in season 1??🤔🤔🤔
I believe 32episodes. Seller n EBay offering 25 episodes!
Miami doesn't look like that any more all hi-rise and packed
Spinach Bitc#, If you notice there are no shots of miami in this show except when they show the city of miami municipal bldg. All the shots are of collins ave in miami beach. And the sketch art at the start is the skyline of miami beach instead of miami.
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Michael Shayne (TV Series 1960-1961) - 7.5
Michael Shayne is a private detective who solves crimes in Miami, Florida.
S1.E13 ∙ Murder in Wonderland - 7.7
An accountant working for a notorious racketeer is murdered while talking to Mike Shayne on the phone. Police believe that the man was carrying a list of all of the racketeers business contacts, but the only thing the man had in his locked briefcase was a copy of "Alice in Wonderland". Although Captain Gentry finds no evidence that the list was hidden between the books pages, a thug kidnaps Shayne's secretary and orders Mike to steal the novel from the police or else the pretty blonde will be killed.