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The Rockford Files/The House on Willis Avenue
| The House on Willis Avenue | |
| Season 4, Episodes 21 & 22 | |
| Airdate | February 24, 1978 |
| Written by | Stephen J. Cannell |
| Directed by | Hy Averback |
| Produced by | Chas. Floyd Johnson and David Chase |
| Stream |  |
| ← 4x20 The Prisoner of Rosemont Hall |
5x01 → Heartaches of a Fool |
| The Rockford Files — Season Four | |
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The House on Willis Avenue is the twenty-first and twenty-second episodes of the fourth season of The Rockford Files, and the eighty-eighth and eighty-ninth episodes overall.
Starring: James Garner (Jim Rockford)
Also Starring: Noah Beery (Joseph "Rocky" Rockford), Joe Santos (Sgt. Dennis Becker)
Guest Stars: Jackie Cooper (Garth McGregor), Simon Oakland (Vern St. Cloud), Howard Hesseman (Al Steever), Philip Sterling (County Supervisor Tom Nardoni), John Van Dreelen (Gunderson), Robert Hogan (Sgt. Ted Coopersmith)
Special Guest Stars: Pernell Roberts (Sgt. B.J. Anderson)
and Dennis Dugan (Richie Brockelman)
Co-Starring: Paul Fix (Joe Tooley), Russell Thorson (Arthur Kenner), Hank Brandt (Mr. Davis), Irene Tedrow (Mrs. Tooley), Lou Krugman (Sam Detonis)
with Brett Hadley (Computer Operator), Vince Howard (Billy Mahue), Vince Milana (Tim), Ben Wright (Derek Halsted), Jack Garner (1st Guard), Tom Stovall (Baker), Brian Culhane (2nd Deputy), Jay Fenichel (Morgue Attendant), Larry McCormick (Newscaster), Nancy Conrad (Receptionist)
Contents |
Plot Overview
The mysterious death of a veteran private detective is investigated by Rockford, along with help from whiz-kid private eye Richie Brockelman.
Notes
- Secret information centers, building dossiers on individuals exist today. You have no legal right to know about them, prevent them, or sue for damages. Our liberty may well be the price we pay for permitting this to continue unchecked.
- Member,
- U.S. Privacy Protection Commission
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
The short-lived show, Richie Brockelman, Private Eye, was spun off from this episode, with Dennis Dugan and Robert Hogan reprising their roles for that series.
