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1967 ⭐ 6.8 8 Seasons 191 Eps English DramaThrillerWeb Series

Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery

Director: Collier Young

Cast: Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Don Mitchell, Barbara Anderson, Elizabeth Baur

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Ironside — Storyline

When an assassin's bullet confines him to a wheelchair for life ending his career as Chief of Detectives, Robert T. Ironside becomes a consultant to the police department. Detective Sergeant Ed Brown and policewoman Eve Whitfield join with him to crack varied and fascinating cases. Ex-con Mark Sanger is employed by the chief as home help but eventually becomes a fully fledged member of the team also. Officer Whitfield leaves after 4 years service, and is replaced by Officer Fran Belding.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Collier Young
  • Starring: Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Don Mitchell, Barbara Anderson, Elizabeth Baur

Ironside — Series Details

First Air Date 1967-03-28
Seasons 8
Episodes 191
Genre Crime, Drama, Mystery
Language English
Network NBC
Status Canceled
Rating 6.8/10 (71 votes)

Ironside — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: Ironside (1967-03-28) — While on vacation, Chief of Detectives Robert Ironside of the San Francisco police force is shot by an unknown assailant and paralyzed from the waist down. Fearing he will be force
  • E2: Message from Beyond (1967-09-14) — A substantial sum of money is stolen from a race-track, whilst Ironside and his team are present, and the Chief is determined to crack the case. The only clue is a car, crashed by
  • E3: The Leaf in the Forest (1967-09-21) — Lonely old women are being strangled, and Chief Ironside believes that there is more to it than just a serial killer at work. Setting Eve up as a potential victim requires a little
  • E4: Dead Man's Tale (1967-09-28) — A notorious gangster is preparing to turn State's evidence when he is murdered, but Ironside pretends that the man is still alive, and ready to talk, in order to catch the killer a
  • E5: Eat, Drink and Be Buried (1967-10-05) — When TV personality Francesca Kirby starts to receive death threats, her old friend Robert T. Ironside is soon on the case. When the threats become attempts on her life, he begins
  • E6: The Taker (1967-10-12) — A policeman known to Ironside for some years is shot dead whilst on an investigation. The evidence points to him being crooked, but the Chief is determined to prove otherwise.
  • E7: An Inside Job (1967-10-19) — Two killers break out of their cell in the precinct and hold Ironside and Eve Whitfield hostage, forcing the Chief to come up with a fool-proof plan for their escape. As always Iro
  • E8: Tagged for Murder (1967-10-26) — An apparently accidental death occurs, but Ed risks his shield on the certainty that it was murder. When Ironside gets on the case a murky tale of murdered ex-servicemen and an old
  • E9: Let My Brother Go (1967-11-02) — Ironside is having problems keeping a group of local kids on the straight and narrow, and enlists the help of football star Bat Masterson, an old friend of Mark's. Bat's brother Jo
  • E10: Light at the End of the Journey (1967-11-09) — A recently blinded woman is witness to a murder, and not knowing that she couldn't see him the murderer attempts to silence her. Ironside is on hand to protect her, and also to hel
  • E11: The Monster of Comus Towers (1967-11-16) — An ingenious art theft takes place at Comus Towers Art Museum, and a guard is murdered in the process. Chief Ironside takes the case, but another death is to follow; this time the
  • E12: The Man Who Believed (1967-11-23) — A woman who wrote a cheering letter to Ironside when he was recovering from being shot, dies in an apparent suicide. Convinced that it was murder Ironside investigates, and uncover
  • E13: A Very Cool Hot Car (1967-11-30) — Cars are being stolen in worryingly high numbers, and with the numbers recovered falling dramatically, the signs point to a crooked cop somewhere in the department. Mark is convinc
  • E14: The Past Is Prologue (1967-12-07) — A friend of the Chief's turns out to have been living under an assumed identity for the last nineteen years, and is wanted in New York for murder. The mayor is determined to have h
  • E15: Girl in the Night (1967-12-21) — Ed falls for a girl he meets after hearing her playing the piano in a bar in Las Vegas. While they are out together Ed is knocked unconscious and the girl disappears. Ed, Ironside
  • E16: The Fourteenth Runner (1967-12-28) — A visiting Soviet athlete vanishes during a practice run, and Ironside is placed on the case. It soon turns out that the 'trustworthy Soviet hero' is anything but, and that the ath
  • E17: Force of Arms (1968-01-04) — A local businessman sets up an organized vigilante force to try to clean up San Francisco. When a key member is murdered, it becomes clear that the "Second Force" has got severely
  • E18: Memory of an Ice Cream Stick (1968-01-11) — An old friend of Mark's is a suspect in a murder investigation, but Mark refuses to accept that the man may be bad. Ironside tries to convince him otherwise, but in the process ris
  • E19: To Kill a Cop (1968-01-25) — When Ed and two colleagues arrest a violent man they don't take his threats seriously, but when the other two officers are murdered, Ed is convinced that he knows who the killer is
  • E20: The Lonely Hostage (1968-02-01) — A cop goes bad and shoots a fellow officer, then offers to give himself up to Chief Ironside. Instead, he takes the Chief and Mark hostage, and plans to kill them as soon as his es
  • E21: The Challenge (1968-02-08) — A psychiatrist friend of Ironside's is murdered, and the only clues are his collection of artworks. Is one of the artists the murderer? And if so, which one?
  • E22: All in a Day's Work (1968-02-15) — During a night on the town, Eve Whitfield kills an armed robber who tries to shoot her. When he turns out to be a boy just turned seventeen, she doubts her abilities as a police of
  • E23: Something for Nothing (1968-02-22) — A compulsive (and unlucky) gambler is in debt to a local mobster for $32,000. Ironside wants to put the mobster away, but only can if the gambler is prepared to turn state's eviden
  • E24: Barbara Who (1968-02-29) — A friend of Ironside's turns out to be an amnesiac victim without a past. The need to discover who she really is comes to the forefront when somebody tries to kill her, and it beco
  • E25: Perfect Crime (1968-03-07) — Lecturing on a law course at a local college, the Chief finds that one of the students is planning to prove that the perfect crime can be committed. The person responsible appears
  • E26: Officer Bobby (1968-03-14) — A baby is found abandoned in the Chief's van, following an explosion at an airport. The Chief suspects that the child's mother was the intended victim of the attack, and plans to m
  • E27: Trip to Hashbury (1968-03-21) — Ed is charged with police brutality following a raid on a hippie drug den. As always, of course, things are far from being as they seem, and the trail leads to a group of apparentl
  • E28: Due Process of the Law (1968-03-28) — Mark's date is found murdered in Golden Gate Park, and he is determined to catch the man responsible, with or without Ironside's help. When he decides to take the law into his own
  • E29: Return of the Hero (1968-04-04) — A decorated Vietnam war hero is found guilty of murder, but the Chief, amongst others, does not believe that he is guilty. Whilst he is trying to find out the truth, somebody else

Season 2

  • E1: Shell Game (1968-09-19) — A notorious jewel thief named Justin arrives in town at the same time as a shipment of famous jewels arrives for display in a local museum. Ironside must keep the thief guessing ab
  • E2: Split Second to an Epitaph (1968-09-26) — Ironside is the only witness to a murder, but has to go into hospital for exploratory surgery immediately after the events that he witnessed. The murderer is determined that he sho
  • E3: The Sacrifice (1968-10-03) — A policeman friend of Ironside and the team is the prime suspect in a murder investigation. Is he really guilty, though, or is the evidence just a little too damning?
  • E4: Robert Phillips vs. the Man (1968-10-10) — A black rights activist is arrested for murder, and San Francisco's Black community threatens to take to the streets in protest. Commissioner Randall asks the Chief to investigate
  • E5: Desperate Encounter (1968-10-24) — A friend of the Chief's invites him to stay and then promptly disappears, leaving Ironside to figure out what has happened to him, whilst also running the gauntlet in a town determ
  • E6: I, the People (1968-10-31) — An obnoxious talk show host known as ""The Peoples' Voice"" begins to receive death threats, and the Chief is assigned to protect him. Firstly he must overcome his own feelings of
  • E7: Price Tag — Death (1968-11-07) — The Chief is alerted to the murder of a down-and-out by an ex-cop now living on the streets. The trail soon leads to a long line of false cheques, and an extremely unstable man.
  • E8: An Obvious Case of Guilt (1968-11-14) — A friend of the Chief's is an obvious suspect in the murder of her husband, but the Chief believes that the evidence against her is too obvious. He soon proves her innocence, but i
  • E9: Reprise (1968-11-21) — When Eve is injured during a shooting, the rest of the team recall their early encounters with her, and the Chief wonders if he was right ever to have encouraged her to join the fo
  • E10: The Macabre Mr. Micawber (1968-11-28) — A rich man is murdered, and his man-servant is the prime suspect, until a talkative Mynah bird appears which may just have the solution to the whole case on the tip of his tongue.
  • E11: Side Pocket (1968-12-05) — A young pool hustler is coerced into a contract with a crooked promoter when his brother amasses large gambling debts. The Chief steps in, but can he get through to the brothers in
  • E12: Sergeant Mike (1968-12-12) — A old woman is murdered, and the only witness appears to be a large, grumpy Alsatian. The Chief enlists his help in a search for the murderer, and uncovers a story of con-jobs and
  • E13: In Search of an Artist (1969-01-02) — A painting turns up, apparently painted by an old friend of the Chief's who is presumed dead after confessing to a murder. The Chief believes that he is still alive, and innocent,
  • E14: Up, Down, and Even (1969-01-09) — Eve's niece is arrested for possession and use of marijuana, and the Chief investigates her school and friends in a bid to clear her. It soon becomes obvious that she is guilty as
  • E15: Why the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club Met on Thursday (1969-01-23) — Victoria Ironside, the Chief's aunt, is a member of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club. When a fellow member disappears, Aunt Victoria turns to the Chief for help, but what he uncov
  • E16: Rundown on a Bum Rap (1969-01-30) — Mark's old boxing coach, an alcoholic, is found at the scene of a serious assault, and nobody seems prepared to entertain the theory that he might just be innocent. Mark battles to
  • E17: The Prophecy (1969-02-06) — A fortune teller predicts various confusing prophecies for the members of Ironside's team, which begin to come true with remarkable accuracy. Faced with a missing Da Vinci painting
  • E18: A World of Jackals (1969-02-13) — An old friend of Mark's calls him to ask for a meeting, but she is kidnapped before he can reach her. It soon transpires that her disappearance is tied to that of movie star Gloria
  • E19: And Be My Love (1969-02-20) — Following a series of robberies amongst San Francisco's richest inhabitants, Eve Whitfield falls in love with one of the victims, only to discover that he is the Chief's prime susp
  • E20: Moonlight Means Money (1969-02-27) — Ed and an old friend uncover a drug running operation whilst having a night on the town, and after becoming implicated in the affair they are suspended. Ed risks extreme wrath from
  • E21: A Drug on the Market (1969-03-06) — An old friend of the Chief's, recently widowed, is hearing strange voices and receiving threatening 'phone calls. She is afraid that she is going mad, but the Chief is determined t
  • E22: Puzzlelock (1969-03-13) — An ex-policeman murders his wife, and sets up a complicated false trail and apparently flawless alibi in order to cover his tracks. The Chief has to find a way to crack the man's s
  • E23: The Tormentor (1969-03-27) — A famous baseball player who is an old friend of Ed's begins to receive nuisance mail, which soon turns into something far more sinister. Fearing for his family, he refuses Ed's of
  • E24: A Matter of Love and Death (1969-04-03) — A young woman is found dead in a park, and it soon transpires that she died as a result of an illegal abortion. Greatly affected, Eve disguises herself as a pregnant woman, and tri
  • E25: Not With a Whimper, But a Bang (1969-04-10) — A local college is plagued by false bomb alerts, and the editor of the campus paper is convinced that leftist militants are responsible. However, when the fourth bomb proves to be

Season 3

  • E1: Alias Mr. Braithwaite (1969-09-18) — Mark's aunt Ruby is cheated out of her life savings by a pair of conmen, and the team set out to capture those responsible. Ed and Eve go under cover as a rich couple, but the inve
  • E2: Goodbye to Yesterday (1969-09-25) — Barbara Jones, the amnesiac victim with whom the Chief once fell in love (season one episode Barbara Who), calls Ironside in when her daughter is kidnapped. Not only is it a diffic
  • E3: Poole's Paradise (1969-10-02) — As the team passes through a small town, Ed is kidnapped by an escaped convict. When it transpires that the real criminals are the local law officers, the pair go on the run togeth
  • E4: Eye of the Hurricane (1969-10-09) — Lured to a prison with a promise of information, the Chief and Mark are taken hostage by three convicts desperate to escape. Together they plot to undermine the escape attempt by t
  • E5: A Bullet for Mark (1969-10-16) — When Mark is shot, everybody assumes that the hitman was aiming for Ironside. It soon transpires, however, that Mark was the intended victim. With no apparent motive, and no clues
  • E6: Love My Enemy (1969-10-23) — Ironside and Mark travel to France to handle the security for an American delegation at a conference with the Chinese, but somebody is determined to stop the talks from going ahead
  • E7: Seeing Is Believing (1969-10-30) — When a lowlife bookie is found severely beaten, five witnesses identify Ed as his attacker. Unable to provide an alibi, Ed finds himself having to prove his own innocence; and when
  • E8: The Machismo Bag (1969-11-13) — Mark encounters a group of freedom fighters at his local college, who appear to have more attitude than sense. When it turns out that they also have a roomful of stolen automatic w
  • E9: Programmed for Danger (1969-11-20) — Several girls connected to the same computer dating agency are attacked, and when it transpires that they all fit the same rough profile, Eve sets herself up as a potential next vi
  • E10: Five Miles High (1969-11-27) — Taking an important witness from Hawaii to San Francisco by plane, Ironside discovers that a fellow passenger is a hitman. He has to find out who is trying to kill his witness befo
  • E11: L'Chayim (1969-12-04) — A Torah is stolen from a local Synagogue, presided over by an old friend of the Chief's. Ironside personally takes on the case, determined to find out if the theft was an act of va
  • E12: Beyond a Shadow (1969-12-11) — An old friend of the Chief's tries to commit suicide, after local gossip and the media both blame her for the murder of her husband. Ironside is determined to find out the truth ab
  • E13: Stolen On Demand (1969-12-25) — A member of Mark's basketball team becomes involved with a gang stealing to order. Mark is determined to get to the boy before the police do, to persuade him to give himself up, bu
  • E14: Dora (1970-01-08) — A fruit seller is threatened by a protection racket, who obtain false photographs of her lawyer son in an attempt to coerce her into letting them invest in her business on the dock
  • E15: Beware the Wiles of the Stranger (1970-01-22) — Driving home from a visit to his cousin, Mark picks up a hitch hiker, who turns out to be a thief looking for a scapegoat. The pair become friends, however, which causes problems w
  • E16: Eden Is the Place We Leave (1970-01-29) — A young boxer from San Francisco's Samoan community is anxious to break free from the old traditions of his people, which he feels are holding him back. He finds the process a lot
  • E17: The Wrong Time, the Wrong Place (1970-02-05) — Ed falls in love with an actress, accidentally caught up in a robbery case. Although the affair is mutual, Vivian Page is a pacifist, and unable to accept Ed's career in the force.
  • E18: Return to Fiji (1970-02-12) — When he arrives in Fiji to spend his holiday with an old friend, the Chief is suspicious about news that his friend has gone to visit him in San Francisco. After sending for Mark a
  • E19: Ransom (1970-02-19) — Eve is present when an old friend of hers is kidnapped, and is taken along by the abductors. Anxious to get her back, the Chief investigates the husband of the intended victim, and
  • E20: One Hour to Kill (1970-02-26) — Ironside becomes trapped in his office on his own, when a man comes looking for revenge. With Mark at school and Ed dragged to the opera by Eve, the Chief has to improvise a series
  • E21: Warrior's Return (1970-03-05) — An ex-thief on parole is suspected of a jewel robbery, but the Chief, who has supported him since his release, is sure that he is innocent. Of all those with the means to commit th
  • E22: Little Jerry Jessup (1970-03-12) — A thirteen year old boy is the only witness to his mother's murder, but finds it hard to co-operate with the Chief, knowing that it was Ironside who put his father in prison. Allow
  • E23: Good Will Tour (1970-03-26) — The team is assigned to watch over a Crown Prince on a one night stay in San Francisco. With Eve accompanying him on an unscheduled tour, and Ed following along behind, it seems th
  • E24: Little Dog, Gone (1970-04-02) — A dog belonging to a rich friend of the Commissioner's goes missing, and Ironside is assigned to the case. Somewhat scornful of the task, he details Ed and Eve to investigate inste
  • E25: Tom Dayton Is Loose Among Us (1970-04-09) — After killing Ed Brown's fiancée seven years previously, Tom Dayton, a sociopath with a hatred of female authority figures, is released on parole. Ed is certain that Dayton is sti

Season 4

  • E1: A Killing Will Occur (1970-09-17) — The Chief begins to receive strange phone calls, warning him of a murder to be committed somewhere in San Francisco, apparently in the interests of justice. With very little to go
  • E2: No Game for Amateurs (1970-09-24) — A sniper working for the criminal underworld seeks refuge in the anti-Vietnam protest movement, and with a number of draft-dodgers relying on his silence, the only man who can help
  • E3: The Happy Dreams of Hollow Men (1970-10-01) — The Chief travels into the mountains to spend the weekend with an old friend, only to be snowed in following a bad blizzard. Trapped in a small cabin, Ironside discovers that his f
  • E4: The People Against Judge McIntire (1970-10-08) — A judge decides to begin a series of lectures about a case that he tried eight years previously, the result of which was that a man was executed. Immediately he starts to receive d
  • E5: Noel's Gonna Fly (1970-10-15) — An ageing accountant, weighed down by the responsibilities of his life, decides to break free from the grindstone and try for something different. On the way he comes close to goin
  • E6: The Lonely Way to Go (1970-10-22) — The accountant for the Police Pension Fund confesses to the murder of his secretary, but all of the evidence suggests that he could not possibly be guilty, instead pointing to anot
  • E7: Check, Mate: and Murder (1) (1970-10-29) — In Canada for a conference, Ironside and the team get caught up in a spate of bombings, courtesy of Quebec separatists; one of them the son of an old girlfriend of the Chief's. Whe
  • E8: Check, Mate: and Murder (2) (1970-11-05) — Ed goes undercover at the docks to try to identify and capture the murderer, whilst the rest of the team continue investigating the case. Finally, with a terrorist plot to defuse,
  • E9: Too Many Victims (1970-11-12) — A policeman's daughter crashes her car after taking cannabis, and her father sets out to catch the man who sold her the stuff. When it becomes apparent that he has framed the man r
  • E10: The Man on the Inside (1970-11-19) — When a drug pusher is arrested following a spate of botched drug raids he fingers Ironside as a gang informer. Ed is press-ganged onto a team set up to investigate the Chief, which
  • E11: Backfire (1970-12-03) — Mark investigates an old case as part of his coursework research, and uncovers an apparent miscarriage of justice which implicates Ed in a fit up. The pair investigate the case to
  • E12: The Laying on of Hands (1970-12-10) — Pablo Esteban, a young Mexican boy, is brought to San Francisco by some businessmen who claim that he can heal people just by touching them. Placed on the case to find out whether
  • E13: This Could Blow Your Mind (1970-12-17) — Ironside attends a hospital for psychological evaluation, and whilst he is tying knots in his psychiatrist's theories, it transpires that a crook is trying to use the situation to
  • E14: Blackout (1970-12-31) — The power station for a four mile square area of town is destroyed in an explosion, and when a similar attack takes out the auxiliary generator at Police Headquarters, Ironside rea
  • E15: The Quincunx (1971-01-07) — A successful folk trio comprising two brothers and a sister tour San Francisco, and Eve's suspicions are roused when the girl, an old school friend, disappears without a word. When
  • E16: From Hrûska, with Love (1971-01-21) — The Chief and his team are detailed to escort a spy to Mexico, in order to make an exchange with the Russians for an American scientist. When Ironside and the spy are kidnapped by
  • E17: The Target (1971-01-28) — An ex-con determined to go straight is roped into a scam to steal dynamite, after his son is kidnapped. The Chief manages to get the boy back, but by then a bomb has already been p
  • E18: A Killing at the Track (1971-02-04) — Outside odds horses are starting to win at the local track, and Ironside is soon on the case. He discovers that somebody is trying to fix the races, but his prime suspect is Eve's
  • E19: Escape (1971-02-11) — Ed and Eve travel to Mexico to assist in the interrogation of a former suspect in a murder case, who has been arrested for a similar offence across the border. The local police are
  • E20: Love, Peace, Brotherhood, and Murder (1971-02-18) — The team is at a theatre to watch the rehearsals of a play Ironside has some money invested in, when one of the actors is found dead. Two attempted murders soon follow, and the Chi
  • E21: The Riddle in Room Six (1971-02-25) — A court case is put in jeopardy when it seems that the jury is irrevocably hung over its verdict; until the Chief realises that one member must surely be on the take. He has a race
  • E22: The Summer Soldier (1971-03-04) — An old Armenian, the uncle of a friend of Eve's, appears to be hiding some secret that has his niece deeply worried. It soon transpires that his two nephews are involved in the man
  • E23: Accident (1971-03-11) — Driving to the garage whilst tired, Mark knocks down an old lady, with whom he develops a close relationship. It soon seems, however, that his guilt over the affair is going to lea
  • E24: Lesson in Terror (1971-03-18) — A gang of violent anarchists springs a protestor from prison and, when he is recaptured, try to force the police into releasing him again by kidnapping the son of a prominent lawye
  • E25: Grandmother's House (1971-04-01) — An old woman whose handbag has been snatched asks Ironside to take her case. Moved by his friendship with her late husband, he agrees, and finds a lonely old woman reaching out for
  • E26: Walls Are Waiting (1971-04-15) — A parole officer famed for his hard line against drug pushers begins to fear for his life after a shooting. The line of suspects, however, as well as including one of his current c

Season 5

  • E1: Priest-Killer (1971-09-14) — A police chief who is confined to a wheelchair and a former cop who is now a priest team up to discover who has been committing a series of murders of local priests. (Note: This wa
  • E2: Contract: Kill Ironside (1971-09-21) — Due to give evidence, the Chief discovers that there is a contract out on his life, and that the chosen killer is a highly dedicated man. Whilst the authorities see only the lethal
  • E3: The Professionals (1971-09-28) — A phoney cab driver is taking men to so-called parties, where they are drugged and robbed; but when one of the victims winds up dead, the Chief takes on the case. When he and his t
  • E4: The Gambling Game (1971-10-05) — After the murder of Police Captain Belding, his daughter, a rookie cop, is anxious to prove that the allegations of corruption against him were false. She hampers the Chief's inves
  • E5: Ring of Prayer (1971-10-12) — A prisoner is denied parole for no clear reason, and the Chief's investigations lead him to a woman who seems to have supernatural powers. With his team clearly taken in by the app
  • E6: In the Line of Duty (1971-10-19) — A policeman is shot and killed by an assailant. The evidence points to the murderer being a local thief, currently enjoying a reign of terror in San Francisco, but soon the investi
  • E7: Joss Sticks and Wedding Bells (1971-10-26) — Chief Ironside's sponsored "daughter" arrives from Korea, intending to marry a fellow Korean now living in San Francisco. Before he can be fully happy about the marriage, however,
  • E8: Murder Impromptu (1971-11-02) — An actor/producer is murdered during a series of comic improvisations, and all of the actors present at the time seem to be suspects. Given a number of aliases and false leads, the
  • E9: Dear Fran (1971-11-09) — Fran Belding's cousin Bobby commits suicide, and a note left behind seems to suggest that he could not live without her love. A series of other notes then follow, suggesting either
  • E10: If a Body See a Body (1971-11-16) — On a day out with Mark, Ed finds a body in the park, but when Homicide arrives it has gone. Teased by his rival, Homicide Sergeant Larry Mullen, Ed is anxious to prove that there r
  • E11: Good Samaritan (1971-11-23) — Ed is shot during a raid on a jewellery store, and his life is saved by a stranger who vanishes as soon as the authorities arrive on the scene. When it later transpires that the st
  • E12: Gentle Oaks (1971-11-25) — A string of deaths at a convalescence home leads the Chief to go undercover as a patient, whose two children (Fran Belding and Ed) hint that they wish he were "no longer their prob
  • E13: License to Kill (1971-12-02) — A policeman is killed, and his murderer is subsequently shot by the dead man's partner; and when it transpires that both officers were at the Police Academy with Ed, Ironside becom
  • E14: Class of '57 (1971-12-16) — Ed discovers that a man sought on assault charges is Bernie Simmonds, a man who was in his class at school. Whilst pursuing the investigation he meets again with Ann Garfield, his
  • E15: No Motive for Murder (1971-12-23) — The son of an old friend, fearing that his father's life is in danger, asks the Chief to go to Tokyo. Once there Ironside finds his old friend wheelchair-bound as a result of an ac
  • E16: But When She Was Bad (1971-12-30) — The Chief is sure that a man just released from prison is responsible for the murder of a policeman, but as determined as he is to prove it, the man in question is equally determin
  • E17: Unreasonable Facsimile (1972-01-06) — A string of bank robberies are being committed, all with the exact hallmarks of a certain thief recently released from prison. Having a liking for the ex-con, however, the Chief wi
  • E18: Find a Victim (1972-01-13) — A Mob numbers racket suffers a series of robberies, but is understandably unwilling to report the thefts. The Chief, feeling that he knows who might be the guilty party, sets out n
  • E19: And Then There Was One (1972-01-20) — A military-issue fragmentation grenade is used in an attack on two Vietnam veterans, one of whom – a friend of Mark's – is killed. When it transpires that another of the pair's old
  • E20: Death by the Numbers (1972-01-27) — A string of murders is committed, and in each case the victim has a numbered disk in their possession. After number four is found dead, it transpires that the Commissioner is the o
  • E21: Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Murder (1972-02-03) — The small daughter of a friend of the Chief's dabbles in witchcraft, and becomes convinced that she is responsible for the death of her parents' landlord. Taking to the case to sho
  • E22: Achilles' Heel (1972-02-17) — The son of a judge involved in a fraud case is framed for the murder of a young actress, in the hope that this will force a lighter sentence in the fraud trial. The Chief sets out
  • E23: His Fiddlers Three (1972-03-02) — A violin tutor at a conservatory in San Francisco is murdered, and the suspects include an eclectic mix of talented musicians. The only clue possessed by the Chief is a message sen
  • E24: A Man Named Arno (1972-03-09) — Alone in the office, Fran Belding is attacked by an escaped convict, and helped by a mystery man who refuses to tell her his name. The next morning he is reported missing by his wi

Season 6

  • E1: Five Days in the Death of Sergeant Brown (I) (1972-09-14) — The star witness to a major case, Ed is shot and seriously injured by a mystery assailant. Threatened with paralysis he conducts his own struggle from within his hospital bed, whil
  • E2: The Savage Sentry (1972-09-21) — A man with an uncanny ability to tame vicious guard dogs commits a series of robberies in San Francisco. The Chief has a plan to stop him, but it calls for a dog of his own and a w
  • E3: Programmed for Panic (1972-09-28) — After a murder is committed in a San Francisco park, the Chief takes part in a live TV broadcast in the hope of provoking such a panic in his prime suspect that the man will make a
  • E4: Down Two Roads (1972-10-12) — Mark's graduation from law school coincides with the arrest of a caretaker that he has befriended. Believing the man innocent, he finds the weight of the law stacked against him, a
  • E5: Camera…Action…Murder! (1972-10-26) — The Chief receives a series of films showing the murders of young women, and his investigation is assisted by a filmmaker currently wooing Fran Belding. This man becomes the Chief'
  • E6: Riddle Me Death (1972-11-02) — A man dies in what appears to be an accident, but his estranged daughter is convinced that the story is not nearly so simple. A complex Japanese puzzle appears to be the only clue
  • E7: Nightmare Trip (1972-11-09) — Ed goes to LA to fetch a prisoner, but when confronted by a pair of hostile beat cops after a mugging, he loses his cool and ends up in the County Jail. Caught up in a blatantly un
  • E8: Buddy, Can You Spare a Life? (1972-11-16) — Meeting with a man imprisoned for manslaughter seven years previously, the Chief begins to doubt the evidence which he himself once collected. Faced with extreme opposition from me
  • E9: The Countdown (1972-11-23) — A scientist is given a irremovable belt containing explosives, and the man responsible demands the release of three men from prison in return for the key to the device. The Chief s
  • E10: The Deadly Gamesmen (1972-11-30) — A series of cleverly orchestrated crimes in a section of San Francisco leads the Chief to the conclusion that a pair of bored society beaux have turned the city into a giant chessb
  • E11: Who'll Cry for My Baby? (1972-12-07) — The Chief meets a man whose daughter has been murdered, and who is unable to rest until the killer is found. Moved by the old man's predicament as a victim lost in the system, Iron
  • E12: Cold, Hard Cash (1972-12-14) — When the team gets word of a kidnap plot, Ed goes undercover as the wheel man; but he soon finds himself battling with a fellow gang member who wants the victim dead, and is happy
  • E13: Shadow Soldiers (1972-12-21) — Whilst in London at a conference with the Chief, Ed witnesses an assassination, and promptly becomes the killer's next target. Meanwhile he and Ironside have to work with the local
  • E14: Ollinger's Last Case (1973-01-04) — The Chief receives a worrying phone call from Ted Ollinger, an old friend, and he sends Ed to investigate. In the tiny town of Grant Bay Ed can find no sign of his former colleague
  • E15: A Special Person (1973-01-11) — Whilst the Chief and Ed are at a party, the host is shot at by an unseen assailant, and Ironside wastes no time in settling himself down with the rest of the guests to try to work
  • E16: The Caller (1973-01-25) — After agreeing to housesit for a friend, Fran Belding begins to receive suspicious telephone calls, which soon become rather more sinister. When a girl is murdered close by and the
  • E17: Love Me in December (1973-02-01) — When her fiancé is accused of murder, a young woman comes to Ironside for help; but when it transpires that the fiancé in question is an old Naval acquaintance of the Chief's, a
  • E18: The Ghost of the Dancing Doll (1973-02-15) — An old friend of Ed's goes missing after promising to take him on a fishing trip, and it soon becomes clear that he has become involved in a Mob killing. Ed is determined to prove
  • E19: All About Andrea (1973-02-22) — A celebrated feminist writer is shot at in the street, and Fran is assigned to protect her. The Chief does what he can to help from behind the scenes, whilst Ed does what he can to
  • E20: Another Shell Game (1973-03-01) — A major art display comes to San Francisco, just as an old adversary of the Chief's is released from jail. Anthony Justin is determined to get his revenge on Ironside by beating hi
  • E21: All Honorable Men (1973-03-08) — An apparently impossible robbery occurs in the safety deposit vault at a bank, and Ironside begins to unravel the details of the crime. There is only one apparent suspect, and the
  • E22: The Best Laid Plans (1973-03-15) — The Chief is in the bank when it is robbed by a gang of three men, planning to await the arrival of a payroll delivery truck. The threesome are at odds with each other from the sta
  • E23: A Game Of Showdown (1973-03-22) — Ed and the Chief are on their way out of the city for a fishing trip, when they get mixed up in a fatal shooting at a motel-cum-poker hall run by a sleazy professional gambler. Int

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Ironside have? 8 season(s) with 191 episodes.

Who created Ironside? Collier Young.

Where can I watch Ironside? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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