The Tony Randall Show (1976)
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Gary David Goldberg — 制片人
集 44
Case: A Question Of Qualifications
Walter finds that hiring a new clerk can be a trying experience. He interviews an odd-lot assortment of law-clerk applicants and surprise everyone with his final choice.
展开Case: His Honor Vs. Her Honor
Walter becomes infatuated when he meets another Judge, Eleanor Hooper, and they try to find some privacy together by meeting in Atlantic City.
展开Case: The Ego Affair
After delivering a well-received speech, Walter is inundated with public-speaking requests that send his ego sailing. He gets too big for his judicial robe when he accepts too many speaking engagements and starts believing his own publicity.
展开Case: Franklin vs. Reubner And Reubner
Walter finds out that his tone-faced, sharp-tongued secretary, Miss Reubner, has another side to her personality when he asks her to his home to celebrate her birthday with his family. Ashamed of getting tight at her birthday party, Miss Reubner resigns.
展开Case: The Snow White Affair
After Walter upholds a local theater's right to show a pornographic film, he forbids his eighteen-year-old daughter to see it.
展开Case: Terwilliger vs. Himself
When Jack's normally ultra-accurate court reports deteriorate, Walter investigates his friend's problem.
展开Case: The Denecki Debacle
Walter gets more than he bargained for on the bench when he replaces another jurist and has to deal with an attorney notorious for his devious tactics. .
展开Case: Mario Strikes Again
Walter loses his cool in the courtroom when a new law clerk keeps interrupting him, and the issue of his emotional sickness is taken up by the judicial review board.
展开Case: Franklin In Love
Walter's family thinks his engagement to Judge Hooper is premature.
展开Case: O' Come All Ye Wastrels
Believing there's no place like home for the holidays, Walter brings home a convicted criminal to spend the Christmas holidays with his family.
展开Case: Money Vs. Stature
Walter is tempted by a friend's offer of a law partnership.
展开Case: The Hooper Affair
Walter's romance with Judge Hooper is threatened by the arrival of a college buddy who once dated her.
展开Case: Democracy Vs. Tyranny
Walter's household rebels: Bobby wants an apartment, Brad refuses to change schools, and Mrs. McClellan buys a cat.
展开Case: Whatever Happened To Mary Jane?
Walter's eagerness to help his loyal friend and court reporter Jack backfires when an overzealous city attorney Mario Lanza busts the judge on a marijuana charge.
展开Case: McClellan Vs. Immigration
To prevent deportation to her native England, Mrs. McClellan advertises for a husband and a motley crew of prospects show up.
展开Case: May Vs December
After reprimanding Bobby for dating an older man, Walter finds himself attracted to a younger woman.
展开Case: The Lawndale Report
From a beach at Acapulco to a minimum security prison is quite a contrast for Walter, who sought the former for two weeks but has to settle for the latter instead. He got the assignment as part of a judicial investigation on the institution's conditions.
展开Case: Violence Vs Finesse
Oliver cuts school and learns a lesson when he comes to his father's courtroom to see his hero Wild Doug Mclntire, the toughest hockey player in the league to testify. Then the boy tries to emulate his hero's hockey style.
展开Case: Franklin Vs. McClellan
Walter's household rises up against him, Brad is not willing to change schools, Bobby expresses her liking to live in an apartment and Mrs. McClellan would love to have a cat.
展开Case: Facing Up Vs. Hiding Behind The Drapes
Mario becomes Walter's self-appointed bodyguard after the escape of a vengeful convict Walter once sent to prison.
展开Case: The People Speak
Walter runs for Superior Court judge against a former rival.
展开Franklin vs. the Generation Gap
Bobby announces she's going to live with her boyfriend Michael.
展开The Prodigal Father Returns
Walter's estranged father Wyatt visits him for the first time in five years.
展开Walter Screws Up
Walter doubts his competence as a judge when he discovers that he convicted an innocent man.
展开Philadelphia Triangle
Mario mistakes Eleanor's kindness for love.
展开Love vs. Excitement
Walter fears that Jack will become suicidal after he and his wife separate.
展开The Taking of Reubner 1-2-3
An escaped convict takes over Walter's chambers with a gun and holds Miss Reubner hostage.
展开Civil Disobedience
Franklin is forced to rule against an environmental protester, and when Bobby leads a protest, he jails her for contempt of court.
展开New Found Franklin
When Eleanor thinks their relationship has become dull, Walter tries to make himself a more well-rounded person by joining clubs.
展开Franklin vs. Casanova
Walter must protect Miss Reubner from the advances of a notorious womanizer.
展开Bobby vs. Michael
Franklin reacts unexpectedly after Bobby announces she's tired of living with Michael.
展开The Sylvia Needleman Experience
A predatory real estate agent tries to get Walter to sell his house.
展开Kids' Rights
Mario is hopelessly outmatched when he represents a young girl suing for the right to live with her stepmother.
展开Bobby and Brian
Bobby's new boyfriend is not only too old for her, but a known gangster.
展开I Live to Dance
Jack and Miss Reubner enter a ballroom dancing competition.
展开Twice Is Not Enough
Walter has to choose between Eleanor and Melissa.
展开Dream Maker
Mrs. McClellan's nephew enthralls everyone with his tales of globe-trotting adventure.
展开Case: The Eyes of the Law
Walter begins teaching a night school law course, where the only promising student is a blind woman.
展开The Phantom of the Poconos
Walter inherits a mountain cabin that seems to be haunted.
展开Adios, Mr. Chips
Walter is proud of his night school class's showing on a test, until it turns out they all cheated.
展开The Way It Was
Walter and his employees all have different memories of his first day as a judge.
展开Wyatt Loves Bonnie
Walter discovers that his father is in love with Mrs. McClellan.
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