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Sunday Jan 29 | DVD Stalk

Mannix: The Sixth Season

Back on more solid footing here...so please god don't email me, okay, lady? Paramount has released Mannix: The Sixth Season , a much better ratio of good-to-excellent episodes than we saw in the last set of the classic 70s private detective series, this time from its 1972-1973 season.

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Related Topix: Entertainment, Television, Paramount, CA, Gail Fisher, Mike Connors, Robert Reed, Los Angeles County, CA

Thu Jan 26, 2012

Multichannel News

Ready The Man Cave: CLOO Has A Mannix Marathon

Senior vice president of research for both USA Network and CLOO, Ted Linhart A - an avid fan of the series - has selected a dozen of his favorite eps which will air in semi-rotation starting at 6 AM CLOO, currently available in 38 million homes, is a destination channel for crime and mystery fans.

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Related Topix: Entertainment, Television, Mike Connors, Emmy Awards, Gail Fisher, Drama

Wed Jan 25, 2012

DVD Verdict

Mannix: The Sixth Season

Our reviews of Mannix: The Fifth Season and Mannix: The First Season are also available.

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Related Topix: Entertainment, Television, Mike Connors

Sun Jan 22, 2012

The Numbers

Featured TV on DVD Review: Mannix: Season Six

Mannix ran for eight seasons starting in the late 1960s till the mid 1970s. During that run, it earned numerous Emmys and Golden Globe nominations, and even won several for its two stars, Mike Connors and Gail Fisher.

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Related Topix: Entertainment, Television, Emmy Awards, Gail Fisher, Mike Connors

Mon Jan 09, 2012

DVDfile.com

Mannix - The Sixth Season: DVD Review

Another day, another detective show Every once in a while, as I watch season after season of TV-on-DVD titles, I'll contemplate just how much time I've spent in the company of fictional crime-solvers. Because these aren't just finite two-hour films - these are multi-hour affairs, and I'll sit through anything.

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Related Topix: Entertainment, Television, Gail Fisher

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