Corduroy sports coats. Shiny disco shirts unbuttoned to mid-chest. Bell-bottom slacks. Muscle-bound goons with noses crooked as Mulholland Drive. And unsolved capers lining the sun-splashed streets ...
The harmonica and synthesizer-driven theme song was a Top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in the summer of 1975 and remained ...
NBC’s hit TV show The Rockford Files — starring American actor and producer James Garner as the character Jim Rockford — premiered in the fall of 1974. By the time its series finale aired in 1980, the ...
If TV finales represent endings, then pilots, like Spring Training, are where hope springs eternal. They hold out the promise of something great. And if that greatness is sustained, we get to go back ...
In this third installment of "The Rockford Files" television movies, Jim Rockford is arrested for the death of Bud Monckton, a rival detective which Jim has had public disagreements with before. With ...
The Rockford Files‘ grittiness and realism made it popular amidst a landscape of more polished cop and detective shows. Fans enjoyed seeing a lead character that was frequently down on his luck and ...
Rockford's newest case is to clear his friend Dennis Becker, who is suspected of selling drugs to deal with his financial problems. Jim gets Gandy (Isaac Hayes) a job with his P.I. buddy Marcus Hayes ...
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