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Episodes from The Rockford Files (69)

Season 3

Episode 22

Dirty Money, Black Light (49:41)

Rockford enters the case after his father, Rocky, vacationing in Hawaii, receives huge sums of money in the mail at home, and suddenly both the mob and Federal agents are interested in his good fortune.

Aired: 04/01/1977

Episode 21

Crack Back (48:45)

Counselor Beth Davenport hires Rockford to find a missing witness who can provide an alibi for her client, a football player who is charged with homicide, when she is suddenly harassed by phone calls and pornographic gifts.

Aired: 03/25/1977

Episode 20

To Protect And Serve, Part 2 (49:42)

Police groupie Sweeney jeopardizes the lives of Rockford and Patsy Fossler, the woman he is shielding from hit men, when she tells the thugs where Jim is hiding her. Part 2 of 2.

Aired: 03/18/1977

Episode 19

To Protect And Serve, Part 1 (49:39)

Police buff Lianne Sweeney causes problems for Detective Becker when she involves herself in Rockford's search for a mobster lawyer's missing fiancée. Part 1 of 2.

Aired: 03/11/1977

Episode 18

New Life, Old Dragons (49:46)

A Vietnamese beauty hires Rockford to find her missing brother and the investigation uncovers a bizarre kidnap plot involving three ex-soldiers, a CIA agent, and $500,000 stolen from American payrolls in Saigon.

Aired: 02/25/1977

Episode 17

Just Another Polish Wedding (49:46)

Composer-singer Isaac Hayes, who won an Oscar in 1971 for the theme song from "Shaft," will make his second guest-star appearance as ex-con Gandy Fitch, one half of a team of private detectives competing with Rockford on a finder's fee case.

Aired: 02/18/1977

Episode 16

The Becker Connection (48:54)

When Det. Becker is suspended on suspicions of dealing in dope, Rockford investigates and uncovers a narcotics ring complete with a crooked cop. Jack Kelly and Jack Carter guest-star.

Aired: 02/11/1977

Episode 15

The Trees, The Bees, and T.T. Flowers, Part 2 (49:45)

Rockford attempts to rescue T.T. from a senior citizens hospital but the old gentleman escapes and barricades himself at Freedom Farm. Part 2 of 2.

Aired: 01/28/1977

Episode 14

The Trees, The Bees, and T.T. Flowers, Part 1 (49:41)

Jim Rockford succumbs to the pleas of his father, Rocky, to help get their old friend, T.T. Flowers, out of a senior citizens hospital, where his daughter and son-in-law have committed him. Part 1 of 2.

Aired: 01/21/1977

Episode 13

Sticks And Stones May Break Your Bones, But Waterbury Will Bury You (49:44)

Rockford's clients are fellow private investigators who are being illegally forced out of business by a conglomerate agency which goes to elaborate means, including homicide, to stamp out competition.

Aired: 01/14/1977

Episode 12

There's One In Every Port (49:51)

After being taken by a father-daughter swindle team, Rockford puts his own con game in motion while trying to recover $200,000 stolen from him and others in the robbery of a private poker party.

Aired: 01/07/1977

Episode 11

The Trouble With Warren (49:47)

Rockford's attorney, Beth Davenport, pressures him into helping her brilliant cousin who is suspected of slaying his boss, and Jim's investigation uncovers a web of bribery and conspiracy.

Aired: 12/24/1976

Episode 10

Piece Work (49:43)

Rockford is hired by an insurance company to check out an accident claim and uncovers a gun-running caper that makes him the target of both the underworld and federal agents.

Aired: 12/17/1976

Episode 9

Return To The 38th Parallel (49:58)

An old army buddy inveigles Rockford into accepting a client who says she is looking for her missing sister, but the trail leads to a stolen art object.

Aired: 12/10/1976

Episode 8

Rattlers' Class Of '63 (49:44)

Rockford's former cellmate, Angel, suckers him into being best man at his wedding, which turns out to be part of Angel's scheme to swindle an Armenian family in a real estate deal.

Aired: 11/26/1976

Episode 7

So Help Me God (49:52)

Rockford, summoned before the Grand Jury concerning the alleged kidnapping of a union official, is cited for contempt and put In a Federal prison.

Aired: 11/19/1976

Episode 6

Coulter City Wildcat (48:46)

Rocky's luck is short-lived after he hits a bonanza in an oil rights lottery.

Aired: 11/12/1976

Episode 5

Drought At Indianhead River (49:49)

Rockford's friend Angel suddenly becomes wealthy and big in real estate, but the price for his affluence includes an unholy alliance with the underworld.

Aired: 11/05/1976

Episode 4

Feeding Frenzy (49:46)

Jim Rockford's effort to return $500,000 stolen from an oil company by his fiancée’s repentant father runs into complications.

Aired: 10/15/1976

Episode 3

The Family Hour (49:38)

Jim Rockford and his father inadvertently become custodians of a 9-year-old girl, Marin, who is looking for her father (who is trying hard not to be found).

Aired: 10/08/1976

Episode 2

The Oracle Wore A Cashmere Suit (49:48)

Jim Rockford’s troubles with police and the underworld mount when a psychic, Clementi, points to him during an investigation of the slaying of a dope pusher.

Aired: 10/01/1976

Episode 1

The Fourth Man (48:45)

Lori, a stewardess friend of investigator Jim Rockford, is the target of an assassin in an airport parking lot and Rockford soon discovers the prime suspect is a cold-blooded "hit” man.

Aired: 09/24/1976

About The Rockford Files

Jim Rockford is an ex-con and private detective who was falsely convicted of a crime he didn't commit. But that doesn't stop him from using his ex-con buddies to help him solve cases.

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