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E1
60 min 1. Net Loss
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E2
60 min 2. Downshift
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E3
60 min 3. Legend of the Macunas (1)
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E4
60 min 4. Legend of the Macunas (2)
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E5
60 min 5. Fade Out
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E6
60 min 6. Dancer
Pete and Mac do a literal song and dance as they help an old vaudeville hoofer try to figure out who took several shots at him onstage, killing his dance partner.
E7
60 min 7. Go for Broke
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E8
60 min 8. Lady of the Deep
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E9
60 min 9. Thirty Thousand Witnesses
Pete becomes a rather overage soccer goalie (Robert Wagner, though he looked younger, was 47 at the time of filming) in order to figure out who killed the team's previous goalie and how (the killer uses a camera with a special attachment which shoots a poisoned dart).
E10
60 min 10. Dangerous Curves
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E11
60 min 11. The Tong
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E12
60 min 12. Who Killed Lila Craig?
Mac reacquaints himself with a number of people he hasn't seen in years after he and Pete reopen the case of a glamorous actress who was murdered 30 years earlier.
E13
60 min 13. Three Blond Mice
Soem interesting underwater (swimming pool) footage highlights this episode as Pete and Mac -- in full business suits and at their ages (over 70 for Eddie Albert) dive in to defuse a nuclear bomb threatening to take out a society party and much of Los Angeles to boot. This episode was broadcast on August 6, 1978 (possinly its first run) just before the TV news announced the death of Pope Paul VI.
E14
60 min 14. Coranodo Circle
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E15
60 min 15. Stolen Island (aka Death Island)
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E16
60 min 16. Formula for Murder
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E17
60 min 17. Blue Crusaders Reunion
Pete tags along when Mac attends a reunion of his old police buddies, but the event takes a dark turn as someone is killing off the attendees one by one.
E18
60 min 18. Mexican Standoff
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E19
60 min 19. Play-off
Ryan is forced to protect a kingpin's son at a golf tournament, otherwise Malcolm's life is forfeit.
E20
60 min 20. The Cage
The series began a summer run (ironically, enjoying its best ratings since the first season and tremendously better than it had done in the fall) with an episode about kidnappers grabbing the brother of a photographic model -- the brother is a veterinary student specializing in large-animal surgery, which he is to be forced to use to remove diamonds from the hide of an African rhinoceros recently imported to Los Angeles. Watch very fast for Natalie Wood bidding her then-husband Robert Wagner (Pete) goodbye from a bathtub at about the 10th minute.
E21
60 min 21. Photo Finish
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E22
60 min 22. The Siege at the Bouziki Bar
The near-ultimate in budget-conscious "bottle shows" (all but two scenes are filmed inside Malcolm's Bouziki Bar; Pamela Bellwood and two firemen are the only guest actors; and much of the show is in flashbacks) finds Pete, Mac, Malcolm and Maggie trapped inside the bar with a very pregnant murder witness while mob hit men search unseen for a way in. Some sources give this episode's air date as August 13, 1978, when the show was run off as a summer series (and did very well in the ratings).
Switch is an American action-adventure, tongue-in-cheek detective series starring Eddie Albert and Robert Wagner, who work as private eyes, for a deceptive sting operation. It was broadcast on the CBS network for three seasons between September 9, 1975 and August 20, 1978, bumping the Hawaii Five-O detective series to Friday nights.
Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama
Stars: Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert, Charlie Callas, Sharon Gless, James Hong
