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Harry O

Sunday at 4 AM

eastern (on most MeTV stations)

After being shot in the line of duty, Harry Orwell was forced to retire from the San Diego Police Department. To supplement his police pension, Harry runs a private detective agency out of his beach house.

Next Airings

  • 6/15 4:00AMGroup Terror
    "Harry Orwell masquerades as an alcoholic to join a therapy session and unmask a psychopathic killer."
  • 6/22 4:00AMReflections
    "Harry Orwell plots a dangerous course to rescue his ex-wife from a storm of blackmail and murder."
  • 6/29 4:00AMExercise In Fatality
    "A hotheaded policeman is accused of murder and Harry Orwell is hired to find his missing pregnant daughter, a witness to the true identity of her boyfriend's killer."
*available in most MeTV markets

Stories

Farrah Fawcett: ''I just couldn't think of any place I'd rather be than on Harry O.''
David Janssen said that he didn't know how to take time off from acting
Why David Janssen preferred working in television
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Farrah Fawcett: ''I just couldn't think of any place I'd rather be than on Harry O.''
David Janssen said that he didn't know how to take time off from acting
Why David Janssen preferred working in television
David Janssen found success as an actor because he wasn't looking for it
Anthony Zerbe admitted he hadn't seen a single episode of Harry O before he joined the cast
Anthony Zerbe joined the cast of Henry O to fund his theatre career
This Harry O producer explained why Lt. Quinlan's sudden death was an important part of the series
How Harry O's cancellation affected David Janssen's perspective of television forever
Filming Harry-O in San Diego came with a unique set of challenges for series star, David Janssen
David Janssen once tried his hand at composing lyrics
David Janssen said that he left the ''toughness'' out of Harry O
David Janssen believed that the film industry was changing — for the worse
Here's how David Janssen set Harry Orwell apart from his fellow private detectives
David Janssen vowed that Harry O wouldn't become another ''shoot-em-up''