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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.

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.

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).

Woman sues her speed dating match for canceling a date at the last minute; Dispute between a roller skating instructor and her injured client. (Repeat).

A woman refuses to pay her daughter's share of a post-prom hotel room after another mother failed to supervise; exes argue over car payments.

Aspiring artist sues co-worker for stealing her design and selling it on t-shirts; dispute over babysitter's withheld pay and money spent on meals. (Repeat).

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

A mother blames her son for damage to her wall following a heated altercation with her boyfriend. (Repeat).

A specialized internship fails; A property gets damaged during brunch. (Repeat).

Woman sues ex-boyfriend for unpaid rent after he reconciles with his wife; employee blames boss for calling after hours, which caused a car accident. (Repeat).

A man sues his girlfriend after not showing up for vacation; A car and scooter get on an accident. (Repeat).

Daughter-in-law is accused of giving away her son's toy that was gifted by his grandmother; Dog sitter sues for medical bills after falling in a client's home. (Repeat).

A property gets damaged during an engagement party; A woman files a case against a parent after her son got suspended. (Repeat).

Ex-boyfriend refuses to pay his portion of the epidural costs after the birth of his daughter. (Repeat).

Sisters argue over a broken lease. (Repeat).

Returned engagement ring loses value after ex-fiancée ends relationship over groom-to-be's questionable behavior. (Repeat).

Son sues his mother for intentionally smashing his video game system. (Repeat).

A judge tackles real-life disputes in her courtroom. Watch as she delivers fair and insightful judgments while helping people find justice and resolution. (Repeat).

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Man sues his ex-girlfriend for emotional distress after paternity is questioned. (Repeat).

Woman claims a jealous bridesmaid intentionally damaged her wedding dress; Woman blames nanny for son's large video game bill. (Repeat).

A family feud ignites after a daughter blames her dad and stepmother for a damaged drafting table. (Repeat).

Mother-of-the-Bride blames caterer for an allergic reaction; Man claims used treadmill was defective. (Repeat).

A son is sued for allowing his mom to move into an apartment his dad owns and breaking the lease early. (Repeat).

A dispute occurs over the cost of upgraded tickets to a basketball game; a deep-tissue massage from a first date leads to injury and lost wages.

Dispute between a young man and his estranged father after a physical altercation at a funeral causes a pew to break. (Repeat).

A woman blames her ex-girlfriend for ruining their plans to get pregnant. (Repeat).

Working behind the scenes for the anonymous benefactor of a young singer, Mason redirects his efforts when murder enters the picture. Hawley: Richard Carlson. Dotty: Sue Ane Langdon. Henny: Lurene Tuttle. Burgess: Paul Stewart. (Repeat).

Mme. Sonya Galinova becomes trapped in a web of intrigue when she receives several priceless jewels in payment of a debt. Mason: Raymond Burr. Ness: Kendall Clark. Devry: Wesley Addy. Arena: Carlos Romero. Gerznov: Leonid Kinskey. (Repeat).

A suspected thief gets into further trouble when she switches identities with a woman on the run from a paid assassin. Mason: Raymond Burr. Carruthers: Arch Johnson. Martha: Coleen Gray. Drake: William Hopper. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Accused of murdering his lover's husband, a British ambassador chooses to forgo diplomatic immunity and hires Matlock to solve the case. Part 1 of two. Shelby: Lisa Hartman. Anthony Stewart: Neil Dickson. Alex: Daniel Roebuck. Thomas: David Ogden Stiers. (Repeat).

Conclusion. After a failed murder attempt on the ambassador and Matlock, Matlock goes to find the only witness to the original crime---his client's accuser (Lisa Hartman). Anthony: Neil Dickson. Alex: Daniel Roebuck. Kramer: Dorian Harewood. Dr. Clark: John Rubinstein. (Repeat).

When an oil tycoon begins drilling on his land, farmer Jason Rohan begins spending big in anticipation of his wealth. Klee: Wendell Corey. Rohan: Paul Brinegar. Mason: Raymond Burr. Winford: James Best. Mirabel: Marilyn Erskine. Lannon: Les Tremayne. (Repeat).

Mason's reputation is at stake when he's accused of trying to buy a witness in a hearing over a patent suit. Mason/Grimes: Raymond Burr. Swanson: Stewart Moss. Barbara: Indus Arthur. March: Henry Beckman. (Repeat).

The Sparta police suspect criminal activity when several truck drivers are killed after losing control of their vehicles outside of town. Foster: Richard Grove. Shelly: Jillian Boyd. Myrna: Lane Bradbury. Dr. Robb: Dan Biggers. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

A man's attempt to kill his lover's husband leaves the victim on life support---and leaves the wife unable to collect the insurance money. Moss: Brett Rice. Rebecca: Shannon Eubanks. Peter: Scott Higgs. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

Harriet is determined to gain custody of her late sister's illegitimate son (Nicholas Cowan) after learning that the boy is to be raised by his father's widow. Emily: Adair Simon. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

A man's father agrees to bail him out of six-figure gambling losses---but his brother would rather let him drown in debt. Warren: Graham Jarvis. Brian: Justin Lazard. Lewis: Kevin Page. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Chief Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

A paroled thief returns to Sparta to claim the money he stole, but it's in the possession of his ex-wife who intends to keep it. Laine: Terry Hobbs. Purdy: Charlie Hunter. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Chief Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Dispute between a young man and his estranged father after a physical altercation at a funeral causes a pew to break. (Repeat).

A woman blames her ex-girlfriend for ruining their plans to get pregnant. (Repeat).

Client refuses to pay for waxing services after esthetician behaves unprofessionally. (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).

Man sues his ex-girlfriend for emotional distress after paternity is questioned. (Repeat).

Woman claims a jealous bridesmaid intentionally damaged her wedding dress; Woman blames nanny for son's large video game bill. (Repeat).

A family feud ignites after a daughter blames her dad and stepmother for a damaged drafting table. (Repeat).

Mother-of-the-Bride blames caterer for an allergic reaction; Man claims used treadmill was defective. (Repeat).

Man sues ex-girlfriend to recoup the investment he made in her singing career. (Repeat).

Woman sues her husband's mistress; Dispute over bingo winnings. (Repeat).

A woman sues for breach of contract due to failed product promotion in local play; an aunt is blamed after her niece damages a designer handbag. (Repeat).

A musician claims he was unfairly charged for property damage; an unexpected injury on a specialty tour. (Repeat).

Father sues his son's mother for allowing their teen to marry his babysitter; Dispute over a vet bill after neighbor tempts dog with a tasty treat. (Repeat).

Woman sues after buying a vintage designer purse that turns out to be fake; man blames impatient airline passenger for his concussion. (Repeat).

A sharp judge examines real-life disputes, offering fair and insightful rulings. Each case dives into complex issues, aiming to deliver justice and understanding. (Repeat).

Co-workers blame each other after a wine-tasting event ends abruptly; Plumber sues after he gets locked in a morgue overnight. (Repeat).

Woman sues another parent for pressuring her teen to skate in a roller derby match; An expired passport leads to a dispute over shared travel expenses. (Repeat).

A man claims his landlord forced him out over a unique pet; A parked car is damaged. (Repeat).

Parents sue another couple after their toddler wanders off in the middle of the night; A model seeks compensation for promised wages. (Repeat).

A dispute over compensation for birthday party swag bags; a woman sues over a dog bite. (Repeat).

A man blames his former friend over a ruined limousine ride; A former couple argues over unpaid rent and a shared pet. (Repeat).

An advertisement for a teen fashion show is also used to promote an adult-themed event; a dispute occurs over excessive spending at a bachelor party.

A dispute between two dog owners over a lucrative litter of puppies; A man sues his client for refusing to pay for tree trimming services. (Repeat).

Dental jewelry adhesive causes an allergic reaction; a dispute occurs over a broken movie projector.

An ex-boxer tells Mason he killed a man in self-defense, but refuses to go to the police, even though another man has been charged with the crime. Sharon: Mary Ann Mobley. Blair: Anthony Eisley. Mason: Raymond Burr. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

In a final effort to keep Roger Brandon from heading an anticrime commission, a blackmailer threatens to launch a smear campaign against Brandon's wife (Bettye Ackerman). Mason: Raymond Burr. Cummings: Parley Baer. Cotton: Dabbs Greer. (Repeat).

A man goes on trial for murder when the body of a gossip columnist is found in his car. Mason: Raymond Burr. Gloria: Cloris Leachman. Alex Tanner: Gary Collins. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Matlock and Julie head for the hills in pursuit of a material witness in the case of a woman accused of shooting her husband. Wanda: Lara Piper. Dan: Pat Skipper. Albert: Alex Colon. Thomas: Philip Sterling. Ted: Beau Billingslea. Eduardo: Judd Omen. (Repeat).

Matlock agrees to try to keep Michelle's caustic deejay friend from facing the music when he's accused of canceling a rival's show---permanently. Arthur: S.A. Griffin. Marty: Ben Slack. Diedre: Alexa Hamilton. Leonard: Raymond Singer. (Repeat).

Mason is summoned when a showdown between a TV star and a producer ends in murder. Early: Dick Clark. Conrad: James Stacy. Erna: Marlyn Mason. Sidemark: Denver Pyle. Rubin: Gerald Mohr. Desmond: Jackie Coogan. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Acquitted of burglary, a young waitress is booked for murder after she shoots at a hooded man pursuing her in an automobile. Boles: Vaughn Taylor. Mason: Raymond Burr. Mrs. Boles: Jane Buchanan. Aldrich: Ralph Clanton. Holcomb: Dick Rich. (Repeat).