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Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

Flashbacks augment officers' interviews for a story about "race relations in the civil service" by a local reporter (Judith Robinson), who hears only what she wants to hear. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Bubba: Alan Autry. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. (Repeat).

A bottle of spiked moonshine leads to an accident that claims the life of one teen and blinds another. (Repeat).

A psychiatrist tells Gillespie that one of her patients has confessed to a crime that another man is about to be executed for, but she refuses to divulge his identity. (Repeat).

A story of two brothers one an honor student that Althea has great plans for, the other a dangerous drug dealer as they struggle to influence a younger sibling. (Repeat).

Virgil soon regrets telling an old friend that his new business partners are being investigated by the police. (Repeat).

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A nanny sues after her purse is stolen during a break-in; Dispute over leisurewear that was advertised as exclusive but sold elsewhere for less. (Repeat).

Young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish. (Repeat).

Siblings sue each other over a canceled co-signed lease, unpaid rent, and storage fees. (Repeat).

Neighbors argue over the damage that fireworks have caused. A woman says that her friend's lack of compassion caused her to get an indecent exposure citation. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple after a gift is accepted to forgive infidelity, but they break up anyway. (Repeat).

A woman seeks a refund of deposits after party planner raised anticipated costs; newlyweds sue after tailoring goes horribly wrong. (Repeat).

A man sues his estranged sister for travel expenses after she invited him to a New Year's Eve party across the country, then embarrassed him. (Repeat).

Mother sues daughter's boyfriend after he breaks a window trying to sneak out; woman seeks refund after web designer misrepresents her abilities. (Repeat).

An author's secret identity is revealed by her daughter; a woman blames her landlord for property damage. (Repeat).

Groom discovers replacement DJ is his ex-girlfriend and sues her for playing breakup songs at his wedding; dispute over a broken antique lamp. (Repeat).

Lead actress is blamed after film production has to shut down; dispute over a faded tattoo. (Repeat).

Son believes his mom took back the car she helped finance because she disapproves of his girlfriend, not because he was late on payments. (Repeat).

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Potential adoptive parents (Ann Dusenberry, Allan Royal) are suspected of murdering a surrogate mother (Christine Elise) who had doubts about giving up her baby. John Franklin: John Saxon. Matt Grayson: John Furey. Michelle: Nancy Stafford. (Repeat).

When Man of the Year Matlock (Andy Griffith) is late to his own luncheon, his friends satisfy the audience with tales of his adventures (via clips from past episodes). Arthur Saxon: S.A. Griffin. Sheriff: Bo Hopkins. Mrs. McArdle: Marge Redmond. Young Man: Micah Grant. (Repeat).

A race-car owner is accused of murdering the driver who deliberately wrecked his test car---and was romancing his wife. Eastman: Jess Barker. Danielli: Alejandro Rey. Kate: Audrey Dalton. Mason: Raymond Burr. Kirby: John Conte. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Charges of forgery, bigamy and murder are slapped on a former All-American football player who tried to sidetrack a blackmailer. Nichols: Ed Nelson. Veronica: Leslie Parrish. Daniels: Les Tremayne. Mason: Raymond Burr. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

A scandal from a college president-elect's past threatens a million-dollar endowment for his institution. Haskell: William Allyn. Vardon: Will Wright. Mary: Phyllis Avery. Mason: Raymond Burr. Cromwell: Karl Weber. (Repeat).

Matlock tailors a defense for a clothing-store owner (Bill Macy), who's accused of killing his partner (Larry Dobkin), who wanted to torch the business. Ross Gordon: Jeffrey Byron. Enrico: Wil Albert. Cheryl Houston: Marietta DePrima. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

The friend (Charles Stratton) of a scientist (Christian Clemenson) gets himself into a hairy situation when he agrees to steal the formula for a baldness cure. Ed Billings: James Karen. Dr. Doris Massler: Carol Mayo Jenkins. Jerry Hughes: Joe Mays. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

Mason's defense of a executive accused of homicide hinges on unmasking a blackmailer and an alleged Nazi war criminal. Father Paul: Frank Overton. Merrill: Dick Foran. Vander: Paul Lambert. Mason: Raymond Burr. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Sue Ellen Frazer's defiance of her millionaire father-in-law buys her a one-way ticket to jail---and a charge of murder. Raymond Burr. Sue Ellen: Diana Millay. Thorpe: DeForest Kelley. (Repeat).

Parker protects a blind woman who heard her neighbors murder. (Repeat).

A man (Joseph Lambie) fears his son's chances of entering a seminary will be hurt if the boy (Bryan Dattilo) tells the police what he knows about a rape case. Marcella: Sally Spencer. Cruthers: Eddie King. Dee: Dee Shaw. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Bubba travels to Los Angeles to arrest an arsonist.When the man is murdered to keep him from talking Bubba teams up with a pretty insurance investigator to solve the crime. (Repeat).

The murder trial of her ex-husband (John Wesley) takes a toll on Harriet DeLong and her son (Denise Nicholas, Rugg Williams), while both suspects in similar cases claim the other pulled the trigger. Marcus: Thom Gossom. Glenn: Michael Genevie. (Repeat).

The stress of being a policeman's wife gets to Althea as Tibbs investigates the robbery-murder of two suspected drug couriers. Haynes Brooke. Davy: Craig Thomas. Ronnie: Ed Price. Jimmy: Afemo Omilami. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

A son accuses his father of pushing him out of the house because he disliked his father's new girlfriend. (Repeat).

A woman blames her friend for turning her living funeral into a roast and ruining the event; Dispute between friends over a pregnancy announcement (Repeat).

Roommates argue over stolen pain-relieving gummies; a man blames newlyweds for his wife leaving him after bachelor party secrets are disclosed. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple over a bleached designer sweatshirt; a nail tech is blamed for not coming to the rescue of a client who got into a fight. (Repeat).

Cousins argue over who is to blame for a broken phone; woman sues her ex-husband over money for daughter's singing lessons. (Repeat).

Accusations of sabotage during a drag competition are shared. (Repeat).

Siblings blame each other for a car accident; a dispute occurs over expenses after a romantic vacation ends badly. (Repeat).

A dispute over a physical altercation between a brother and sister after he shows up to his sister's wedding with a surprise fiancée. (Repeat).

A new relationship is destroyed by a secret; Yoga classes are done without the landowner's permission. (Repeat).

Man sues ex-girlfriend over dog's emotional distress; son wants parents to pay for his student loans. (Repeat).

A dispute between roommates over a laptop that was thrown away; a man loses out on a job and blames his barber. (Repeat).

Man sues his friend after she causes him to have an asthma attack and then kicks him off her couch; aontractor is blamed after new appliances are stolen. (Repeat).

Newlywed sues wedding planner after her special day was nearly ruined; man seeks the return of his security deposit. (Repeat).

Woman sues the host of her married couples event for fraud; Woman blames another mother after her teen takes drugs at a sleepover. (Repeat).

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Woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; A woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window (New).

Woman sues fellow churchgoer after she was scammed out of a choir robe and overcharged for holy water (New).

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Conclusion. The tables are turned on Matlock, who unravels the judges' conspiracy, but faces tough opposition from the wily defense attorney (Nicolas Coster). Judge Levin: Diana Muldaur. Judge Bennett: Mike Farrell. O'Hare: Carmen Argenziano. Spaulding: Leo Penn. (Repeat).

Mason defends a young woman accused---by an array of eyewitnesses---of murdering her stepfather with a homemade bomb. Judy: Sarah Marshall. Lambert: Bruce Bennett. Prosecutor: Paul Fix. Farrell: Philip Ober. Cloris: June Vincent. (Repeat).

A shapely shadow figures in the case of a secretary accused of murdering her boss. Janice: Elaine Devry. Troy: Robert Rockwell. Mason: Raymond Burr. Morley: George Neise. Carlotta: Dorothy Green. (Repeat).

A rare commemorative coin provides Mason with a valuable clue in the murder of a shipping-line owner. Andrews: Jeremy Slate. Evans: Arthur Franz. Evelyn: Joan Patrick. Farraday: Herbert Rudley. (Repeat).

A man (Richard Grove) injured in an accident is accused of causing personal injury to his ambulance-chasing lawyer (Tom Henschel) when the attorney is killed. Demont: Charles R. Frank. Wheeler: Ken Lerner. Dr. McNeeley: Richard McGonagle. Amanda: Pamela Brull. (Repeat).

The spotlight's on Matlock when he flies to Hollywood to defend an actress (Kerrie Keane) accused of murdering her blackmailing ex-lover (Barry Sattles). Jackie: Arlene Golonka. Gil: James Sutorius. Edgar: Peter Hansen. Julie: Julie Sommars. (Repeat).

A small Danish community and its craftsmen are the targets of a double-dealing con man out for a quick profit. Norstead: Karl Swenson. Lisa: Osa Massen. Somers: Dennis Patrick. Mason: Raymond Burr. Edie: Marie Windsor. Reed: Phillip Terry. (Repeat).

Mason uncovers an elaborate smuggling scheme while trying to clear a beautiful amnesia victim of murder. Eleanor: Mary Murphy. Ethel: Jeanne Cooper. Suzanne: Ziva Rodann. Sadie: Merry Anders. Richey: Douglas Dick. (Repeat).

Gillespie learns some surprising news and says a painful goodbye when a former flame (Stella Stevens) returns to Sparta. Lana: Christine Elise. Ramon: George DiCenzo. Ken: Tony Mockus. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. (Repeat).

A baby's natural father (Rick Dean) threatens to challenge the adoption unless the new dad (Mark Rolston)---married to Bubba's cousin---aids in a theft. Patty: Beth Burns. Candice: Glenn Younger. Ralph: Jack Swanson. Bubba: Alan Autry. (Repeat).

A flirtatious schoolteacher is stalked by a madman. (Repeat).

A game of high stakes poker ends in murder. (Repeat).

When Bubba's struggle with a teenage burgular ends in the boy's death, Tibbs' vengeful aunt (Fran Bennett) reports that she's witnessed a murder. Bubba: Alan Autry. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

Woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; A woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window (Repeat).

Woman sues fellow churchgoer after she was scammed out of a choir robe and overcharged for holy water (Repeat).

A dispute between a woman and her pastor after anointing sent her to the hospital; a client refuses to pay for a dance floor that caused damage to her yard. (Repeat).

Dispute between friends after one is bitten by the other's dog; man sues ex-fiancée for pawning a family heirloom after she called off the wedding. (Repeat).

A fallen knight at a medieval jousting show sues for medical expenses; a plumber blames an electrician for property damage. (Repeat).

A young woman sues after her college admission essay was flagged for plagiarism; a dispute occurs between neighbors after a child damages a car. (Repeat).

A former couple argues over a security deposit; a landlord is blamed for a tenant's injury after she tripped on her driveway. (Repeat).

A dispute between friends after a murder-mystery-themed party goes awry; a man seeks payment after he was hired to install Christmas decorations. (Repeat).

A man blames roommate's dessert after losing out on a job; a dispute over music festival tickets. (Repeat).

Comedian is sued for breach of contract after choosing to his put his health first; dispute between neighbors after a scooter and car collide. (Repeat).

A father sues his son and daughter-in-law for being rude to his fiancée and ruining a family vacation; Ex-couple argues over a freezer full of fresh fish. (Repeat).

Dispute between sisters over unpaid rent; Motivational speaker ends up with broken ribs after receiving a hug from an audience member. (Repeat).

Dispute between neighbors over damage to a car parked on the street; Woman sues for a website design that she paid for and never received. (Repeat).

Dispute between parents over the cost of their child's private speech therapy sessions; Former best man sues groom after he is demoted. (Repeat).

An ex comes between friends, which leads to a confrontation and a damaged vintage chair. (Repeat).

A Vegan dessert shop owner sues after a biased blog review hurts his business. (Repeat).

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend after a private investigator proved he was unfaithful; Friends argue over a broken collectible ashtray. (Repeat).

A faux fur swimsuit causes a dispute between a model and a fashion designer; woman sues brother after he fails to secure a DJ for her event. (Repeat).

Employee sues her former boss for unjustly firing her for breastfeeding during work hours. (Repeat).

Newlyweds sue wedding officiant after she revealed private information during the ceremony; dueling drivers blame each other for damage to their cars. (Repeat).

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Secrets revealed on a girls trip causes one friend to leave the others stranded in Joshua Tree; woman blames friend for damage to a motorcycle. (Repeat).

Woman sues her ex-boyfriend's sister over Thanksgiving dinner expenses; Man blames his roommate for getting them both cited for public drinking. (Repeat).

Woman sues her cousin for stealing expensive vases from a birthday party venue; Dispute between partygoers over a dog attack and an injured wrist. (Repeat).

A man and his son are publicly humiliated by a friend's comedy set; neighbors argue over injuries from an illegal playground on city property. (Repeat).

A design company owner blames a former employee for stealing a client; a woman sues her sister for putting her dog in a kennel instead of dog sitting. (Repeat).

Mason is retained when two young pen pals become pawns in a deadly game of stock manipulations and murder. Gregson: Douglas Henderson. Holman: Burt Freed. DA: Everett Sloane. Karen: Patricia Breslin. Florence: Joan Tompkins. (Repeat).

Mason's only hope of clearing his client---a suspected murderer lies in locating $200,000 in embezzled funds. Mason: Raymond Burr. Burger: William Talman. Amelia: Josephine Hutchinson. Gomez: Carlos Rivas. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Mason becomes suspicious when he's asked to handle the sale of oil leases at a surprisingly low price. (Repeat).

Investigating the murder of a successful cartoonist, Mason learns that the dead man was leading a double life. Daphne: ZaSu Pitts. Manders: Wynn Pearce. Phillips: Mark Roberts. Leslie: Pamela Curran. (Repeat).

Mason's client: a harried husband accused of murdering his scheming, unfaithful wife. Ted: Paul Richards. Irene: Mari Blanchard. Dykes: William Schallert. Ellen: Ann Rutherford. Mason: Raymond Burr. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Astronaut Mitch Heller's troubles are only beginning when he's washed out of a moon-project job by Gen. Addison Brand. Heller: Robert Bray. Mason: Raymond Burr. Linda: Jeanne Bal. Bonnie: Patricia Donahue. Lewis: Steve Brodie. (Repeat).

Mason's search for the parents of an abandoned infant leads to the scene of a murder. Baker: Hugh Marlowe. Florence: Maria Palmer. Menke: Corey Allen. Burger: William Talman. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Wealthy August Dalgran retains Mason when he's accused of killing the nephew who betrayed him. Martha: Jeanette Nolan. Blair: Burt Reynolds. Dalgran: Don Dubbins. Sandra: Connie Hines. (Repeat).

A repertory group already divided by jealousy and financial woes stages a real-life drama when an actor is murdered. Mason: Raymond Burr. Lachman: Jeff Morrow. Brock: Rex Reason. Margit: K.T. Stevens. Scharf: Harry Von Zell. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

An aspiring television writer summons Mason when he stumbles over a corpse---and into a murder rap. Simms: Linden Chiles. Corby: John Lasell. Ms. Waters: Geraldine Brooks. Nelly: Dianne Foster. Della: Barbara Hale. Crane: Ben Cooper. (Repeat).

A woman sues her father-in-law for raiding her fridge and throwing out her expensive seafood without permission. (Repeat).

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall. (Repeat).

Dispute between neighbors over misplaced packages and a ruined ski vacation; Man sues his favorite comic for breaking his nose. (Repeat).

A man sues his former girlfriend after he travels to meet her family and breaks up with him instead. (Repeat).

A daycare owner blames her neighbor's nude lifestyle for damaging her business; Dispute between siblings over travel expenses for a fake wedding. (Repeat).

Woman sues funeral director over treatment of her father's ashes; a caregiver is blamed for broken fine china. (Repeat).

Father seeks reimbursement after son misuses his power-of-attorney to fund a lavish lifestyle. (Repeat).

A man seeks reimbursement for money he loaned his girlfriend to pay her rent after he discovers she is living with her ex. (Repeat).

Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for suddenly moving out and failing to pay his portion of the rent; cousins argue over unpaid limousine service upgrades. (Repeat).

A man attacks his son-in-law for allegedly stealing money; A woman goes after her tenant because of their dogs. (Repeat).

A landscaper is blamed for faulty artificial grass installation; Man sues after his friend took credit for planning a successful party. (Repeat).

A woman is blamed for a child's spending at an amusement park while under her supervision. (Repeat).

Daughter sues her mother for failing to give her a generous graduation gift as promised; Man blames a DJ for his permanent hearing loss. (Repeat).

A car is damaged after an affair is discovered; Dispute between former roommates over a robbery and unpaid rent. (Repeat).

Ranch hand sues his former employers after they fired him without notice, which left him homeless. (Repeat).

A man sues a comic strip artist after his personal life was used to win a contest; A woman blames her friend after a sex swing is improperly installed. (Repeat).

A nanny sues after her purse is stolen during a break-in; Dispute over leisurewear that was advertised as exclusive but sold elsewhere for less. (Repeat).

Young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish. (Repeat).

Siblings sue each other over a canceled co-signed lease, unpaid rent, and storage fees. (Repeat).

Neighbors argue over the damage that fireworks have caused. A woman says that her friend's lack of compassion caused her to get an indecent exposure citation. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple after a gift is accepted to forgive infidelity, but they break up anyway. (Repeat).

A woman seeks a refund of deposits after party planner raised anticipated costs; newlyweds sue after tailoring goes horribly wrong. (Repeat).

Woman blames her ex-boyfriend for breaking her ankle after he grabbed her during an argument; Dispute between neighbors after a yard sale. (Repeat).

A massage therapists sues his former clinet after getting badmouthed on social media. (Repeat).

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; Dispute between neighbors over a dead deer. (Repeat).

Man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; Dispute over a broken table (Repeat).

A mother blames a careless guest at her son's party for sending him to the emergency room; Dispute over wages owed for a variety show performance (Repeat).

Dispute over a large deposit for a second-hand washer and dryer that was sold to someone else instead (Repeat).

Bubba returns to Los Angeles to testify at a murder trial and is reunited with Pat Day as they try to protect Mike from killers sent to prevent him from testifying. (Repeat).

A man murders his business partner and frames the man's illegitimate daughter for the crime in an attempt to gain the man's business and his wife. (Repeat).

A singer may hold the key to the mystery surrounding the murder of Sweet's grandfather. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. Luann: Crystal R. Fox. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Sparta police discover a marijuana crop after Bubba and his girlfriend are chased from the area by shotgun fire. Barney: Mark Boone Junior. Darrell: Anthony Haynes. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

The police butt heads with the FBI when DA Darnelle's daughter is kidnapped, while Darnelle comes face to face with the kidnapper. Sloan: Claude Akins. Becky Darnelle: Jonna Volz. Faye Darnelle: Katherine Cannon. Agent Hayes: Jeff McCarthy. (Repeat).

An investigation of child abuse leads Jammson to a bittersweet reunion with his high-school sweetheart now an alcoholic. Jimmy Miller: Jason Presson. Althea: Anne Marie Johnson. Bubba: Alan Autry. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Tenants are angry enough to do away with their slumlord, but it's the man's activity in the drug trade that brings his downfall. Hunter Von Leer. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

A doctor asks for an autopsy following his wife's apparent heart attack, which occurred during her meeting with her husband's lover. Robert Ginty. Sally Nash: Arlene Golonka. Miss Reynolds: Laurie Franks. Ardice Talbott: Lenore Kasdorf. (Repeat).

A battered wife (Blanche Baker) lies to the Sparta police about her latest beating, and takes the matter---and her spouse's fate---into her own hands. Susan: Christine Healy. Parker: David Hart. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

Racial tensions erupt when Sparta plans to honor their first registered black voter (Deborah Duke). Earle Colmer Sr.: Wallace Merck. Earle Colmer Jr.: Eugene Glasgow. Brent: Charles Lawlor. Darnell: Wilbur Fitzgerald. (Repeat).

A son accuses his father of pushing him out of the house because he disliked his father's new girlfriend. (Repeat).

A woman blames her friend for turning her living funeral into a roast and ruining the event; Dispute between friends over a pregnancy announcement (Repeat).

Roommates argue over stolen pain-relieving gummies; a man blames newlyweds for his wife leaving him after bachelor party secrets are disclosed. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple over a bleached designer sweatshirt; a nail tech is blamed for not coming to the rescue of a client who got into a fight. (Repeat).

Cousins argue over who is to blame for a broken phone; woman sues her ex-husband over money for daughter's singing lessons. (Repeat).

Accusations of sabotage during a drag competition are shared. (Repeat).

Siblings blame each other for a car accident; a dispute occurs over expenses after a romantic vacation ends badly. (Repeat).

A dispute over a physical altercation between a brother and sister after he shows up to his sister's wedding with a surprise fiancée. (Repeat).

Dispute over misleading advertising for an expensive spa package; Woman sues her ex-boyfriend's daughter for stealing her couch. (Repeat).

Judge Karen listens to a woman's demand for back rent from her unemployed ex-boyfriend. In another case, a tour manager seeks compensation for the money withheld from a paycheck. (Repeat).

An author's secret identity is revealed by her daughter; a woman blames her landlord for property damage. (Repeat).

Groom discovers replacement DJ is his ex-girlfriend and sues her for playing breakup songs at his wedding; dispute over a broken antique lamp. (Repeat).

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.