Chronicles the lives and adventures of a pair of private eyes in the 1950s. The series first aired in 1958.

Buddy Ebsen starred in this 1971 series about a detective that comes up of retirment after his son is murdered. Also featured in the cast were Lee Merriweather, Mark Shera, and John Carter. The show aired for 8 seasons.

A spy who is fired takes on cases the police won't touch. First aired on the USA Network in 2007.

Three female private-eyes solve cases while working for a detective agency owned by a mysterious, wealthy man. The series first aired in 1976.

Fall Guy aired from 1981 to 1986, and afterward in syndication. Colt Seaver (Lee Majors), a stunt man, took on bounty hunting to help pay the bills. His partners Jodie (Heather Thomas) and Howie (Douglas Barr) tagged along and often got Colt into more trouble than he bargained for.

A wealthy married couple solve crimes together. First aired in 1979, the series starred Robert Wagner, Stefanie Powers, and Lionel Stander.

Private investigator Thomas Magnum works on cases from the luxurious estate of millionaire Robin Masters. The series first aired in 1980, with Tom Selleck in the title role.

Private eyes who live on board a boat named "Riptide" solve cases with the help of a computer expert. The series first aired in 1984 and starred Joe Penny and Perry King.

An easygoing ex-con turned private detective takes on cases that usually end up a lot more difficult and dangerous than he originally expects. The series first aired in 1974 and starred James Garner and Noah Beery Jr.

Spenser is a private detective created by Robert B. Parker. He first appeared in the novel "The Godwulf Manuscript" in 1973. Between 1985 and 1987 Robert Urich starred as Spenser in the series "Spenser: For Hire". Urich reappeared as Spenser in four television Movies.

A dizzy woman who accidentally saves a celebrity is mistaken for a bodyguard and starts a security agency to capitalize on the situation. The series first aired in 1998 and stars Pamela Anderson Lee.