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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

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.

Mason's defense of a wartime buddy charged with homicide is complicated by a wealth of circumstantial evidence piling up against his client. Shelby: Tom Palmer. Marion: Phyllis Avery. Mason: Raymond Burr. Lawton: Stuart Bradley. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) is appointed sheriff. Meanwhile, a getaway car is sought by robbers expecting a million-dollar haul. Part 1 of two. Hatton: Stacy Keach. Forbes: Carl Weathers. Coley: Courtney Gains. Nap: John Eddins. Henry: Wayne Brady. Sarah: Karen Carlson. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Henry is taken into custody, but Wade refuses to represent him. Judge: Burgess Meredith. Coley: Courtney Gains. Sarah: Karen Carlson. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

A realtor with AIDS is murdered after he infects Bubba's friend (Lisa Rieffel), who becomes the prime suspect. Tamara: Mary Ann Hagan. Carl: Kerry Maher. Dwight: Sonny Shroyer. Bubba: Alan Autry. Forbes: Carl Weathers. Vera: Ginny Parker. (Repeat).

A man reported missing is rumored to be having an affair with his friend's wife. Cowboy: Steve Kanaly. Marlene: Shannon Eubanks. Forbes: Carl Weathers. Cal: Ramon Bieri. Harley: Dave Ducey. Parker: David Hart. (Repeat).

Lana (Christine Elise) has mixed feelings about an ex-boyfriend (Matthew Flint) and is unaware of his involvement in gunrunning. Mercer: Stephen Root. Randy: Scott Brian Higgs. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Former tenants blame their landlord for not taking steps to prevent harassment from neighbors; An urn with a beloved dog's ashes is broken. (Repeat).

Mother blames her son's piano teacher after he is denied admission to a performing arts school; Dispute between co-workers over vet bills. (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).

A woman sues her daughter after she was forced to stay in a hotel during her visit; a Friendsgiving dish causes a severe allergic reaction. (Repeat).

A singer gives a sermon and leaves early after claiming she was misled about what kind of party she was hired for. (Repeat).

Former couple argues over destroyed camping gear; woman sues hotel proprietor over bed bugs. (Repeat).

Bad blood between half-sisters after a loan goes unpaid and one rejects the other on social media. (Repeat).

Secrets unveiled at a women's retreat cause emotional distress. A man sues his neighbor for property damage. (Repeat).

A man sues his girlfriend over a promise ring after finding out that she lied about being exclusive; A father and daughter get into a dispute over collectible dolls. (Repeat).

A man sues for the non-payment of services. A landlord claims that a tenant poisoned her cat. (Repeat).

Son sues his mother for the cost of a stair lift after she changes her mind about moving into his home. (Repeat).

Two fathers argue after bullying leads them to a vicious stunt. (Repeat).

A woman blames her ex-husband and his wife for spitefully preventing her from attending her son's college graduation dinner party. (Repeat).

A couple enlist a mutual friend to impregnate them and sue after he refuses to pay for the gender reveal party as promised. (Repeat).

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A woman gets hospitalized with a broken heart syndrome and sues her ex-boyfriend. (Repeat).

A neighbor sues for defamation after a sign is placed in his yard implying he's racist. (Repeat).

A woman sues for the cost of food overages at a co-hosted party. (Repeat).

Man brings his ex-fianceé to court after she cheats on him, empties their bank account, and steals his rings. (Repeat).

A man is suing his brother after almost ruining the birthday party of his son. (Repeat).

An attempt to help a couple's love life doesn't go as planned; Dispute between siblings over a stolen baby stroller. (Repeat).

Man sues after he was emotionally manipulated to invest in a business; dispute over an injury during a breakdancing competition. (Repeat).

Former tenants blame their landlord for not taking steps to prevent harassment from neighbors; A singer is sued for not showing up to a gig. (Repeat).

Son sues his parents after they agreed to watch his dog, but now refuse to return the animal. (Repeat).

A teenage amnesiac's struggle to establish her identity takes an abrupt turn when she's accused of murder. Doris: Gigi Perreau. Mason: Raymond Burr. Riker: Werner Klemperer. Burger: William Talman. Drake: William Hopper. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Mason is summoned when a fight for control of voting stock in a corporation flares into murder. Conway: H.M. Wynant. Rose: Pamela Duncan. Linda: Marie Windsor. Amelia: Jacqueline Scott. Drake: William Hopper. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Mason is repeatedly double-crossed as he tries to prepare a defense for a suspected murderer. Sanders: Fred Sherman. Inez: Karen Sharpe. Archer: Les Tremayne. Burger: William Talman. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

An old flame asks Matlock to represent her daughter, a talent-show contestant who's been accused of murdering the blackmailer who came in second. Janet: Anne Francis. Don Mosher: Roddy McDowall. Lauren: Rebecca Staab. Roger Anderson: Charles Cioffi. (Repeat).

Matlock doesn't have to be psychic to know he'll defend the clairvoyant who claimed she'd be arrested for a murder before the crime took place. Marie Willis: Jennifer Holmes. Spaulding Kane: Michael Ensign. Cyril Henning: Christian Clemenson. (Repeat).

Mason's defense of accused murderer Leona Walsh takes an abrupt turn when the lady confesses. Mason: Raymond Burr. Mary: Marian Seldes. Barnes: Arthur Shields. Connie: Ruta Lee. Burger: William Talman. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Mason must dig deep into his bag of legal tricks as he defends an elderly murder suspect. Gertie: Connie Cezon. Nora Mae: Lenore Shanewise. Louise: Susan Dorn. Charlotte: Fay Spain. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

A drug dealer (Judson Vaughn) wants to reconnect with LuAnn's boyfriend (Willie Gault), who asks LuAnn to sing at his club. Cook: Todd Eller. Forbes: Carl Weathers. Bartender: Michael Moss. (Repeat).

Attorney Virgil Tibbs (Howard Rollins) defends an accused murderer (Brett Rice) claiming self-defense. Amanda: Tara Winston. Judge Simms: Stuart Culpepper. Eli: Ric Andosca. Dent: Jerry Chambers. (Repeat).

An overdose hospitalizes Bubba's nephew (Chad Allen) in Atlanta, where Bubba (Alan Autry) joins the effort to get to the supplier. Harris: Afemo Omilami. Hilliard: Deborah Hobart. T.K.: Tiny Lister. Derrick: Damon Pooser. Chief: Mert Hatfield. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

LuAnn (Crystal Fox) volunteers to care for an infant found at the scene of a shooting. Lilly Baker: Marla Gibbs. Cassie: Renee Humphrey. Ned: Aaron Davis. Dahlia: Sandra Franks. Stone: John Chandler. (Repeat).

The city can't afford the court-ordered psychiatric evaluation of a drunken driver (Christina Chauncey). Cynthia: Robby Preddy. Colmer: Wallace Merck. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Pam: Lindy Wood. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Former tenants blame their landlord for not taking steps to prevent harassment from neighbors; A singer is sued for not showing up to a gig. (Repeat).

Son sues his parents after they agreed to watch his dog, but now refuse to return the animal. (Repeat).

A man sues his former employer for reducing his hours after he became a single father. (Repeat).

Woman sues her daughter after she was forced to stay in a hotel during her visit; Dispute between a grandmother and granddaughter over a sorority. (Repeat).

A neighbor sues for defamation after a sign is placed in his yard implying he's racist. (Repeat).

A woman sues for the cost of food overages at a co-hosted party. (Repeat).

Man brings his ex-fianceé to court after she cheats on him, empties their bank account, and steals his rings. (Repeat).

A man is suing his brother after almost ruining the birthday party of his son. (Repeat).

A father asks for compenstation after his son was confined for hours for allegedly breaking the debate camp rules. (Repeat).

A couple is suing after the cost of airfare is not reimbursed. (Repeat).

A woman sues her daughter's ex-boyfriend over a borrowed freezer he dropped and broke; a dispute between co-parents over a misused hotel room. (Repeat).

Roommates argue over a regular overnight guest. A woman's vacation is destroyed by bed bugs. (Repeat).

Dispute between neighbors over a lawn treatment that sent a dog to the vet; Influencer sues his ex-fiancée and her husband over a canceled video shoot. (Repeat).

Dispute between neighbors over a broken sculpture; man sues after a promised concert ticket was given away to someone else. (Repeat).

A judge tackles real-life legal disputes with fairness and empathy, aiming to provide justice and guidance to those in need. Discover the power of equal justice. (Repeat).

A n argument over a custom lampshade; mentors get into a dispute over money on their shared mentee. (Repeat).

A dispute occurs over the cost of a shared vacation babysitter; a friend is blamed after a post-football game brawl with rival fans leads to property damage.

A man sues over profits from a fishing trip; a woman sues an editor after film footage is lost. (Repeat).

A failed promise to pay for upgraded drink packages on a cruise comes between friends; a woman blames her ex for losing sentimental stuffed animals. (Repeat).

An injury occurs on a golf course. (Repeat).

The owner of an escape room sues after he is injured by a jumpy guest; Dispute between former friends over a missed self-care day. (Repeat).

Accusations of cheating lead to a breakup and unpaid rent; An elaborate marriage proposal is prematurely revealed. (Repeat).

Dispute over payment to move and install an adjustable bed; Woman blames her former friend after her daughter ends up in the emergency room. (Repeat).

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small claims court arbitrations. (Repeat).

A vacationing Mason returns to the courtroom when a murder interrupts his ocean voyage. Anna: Lurene Tuttle. Houser: Theodore Newton. Laura: Maureen Cassidy. Della: Barbara Hale. James: Donald Lawton. Evelyn: Joan Tabor. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Mason's legal resources are taxed as evidence implicating his client as a double murderer continues to mount. Stephanie: Peggy McCay. Faulkner: Russell Thorson. Castel: Joe De Santis. Mason: Raymond Burr. Garvin Sr.: Lyle Talbot. (Repeat).

A web of circumstantial evidence may frame Stewart Brent for murder: the victim was blackmailing him, and his fingerprints are on the death weapon. Mason: Raymond Burr. Binney: Richard Erdman. Enid: Barbara Baxley. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. A coin dealer hires Matlock when he's accused of murder, and Tyler puts in his two cents when Matlock lets another PI in on the case. Michael Koskoff: John Harkins. Mitchell Sands: Henry G. Sanders. Jeffrey Barr: Madison Mason. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Tyler and Matlock suspect Linda is being blackmailed by the killer. Jeffrey Barr: Madison Mason. Nancy: Frances Fisher. Mitchell Sands: Henry G. Sanders. Michael Koskoff: John Harkins. David: Joel Carlson. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

Mason receives an unexplained $2500 check---then finds himself defending the sender on a murder charge. Lucille: Anna Lee. Allred: Neil Hamilton. Fleetwood: Harry Townes. Frances: Bernice Archer. Overbrook: James Bell. (Repeat).

Mason is retained by a divorcée to defend her ex-husband in the slaying of his stepson. Ethel: Fay Wray. Harrison: John Hoyt. Philip: Terry Becker. Claire: Ann Doran. George: Herbert Rudley. Irene: Virginia Field. Drake: William Hopper. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

A sniper fells a girl (Juliet Tablak) involved in an interracial romance. David: Ronreaco Lee. Lunay: Charles Lawlor. Jamison: Hugh O'Connor. Coopersmith: Kenny Jones. Rask: Terry Beaver. Bubba: Alan Autry. (Repeat).

Tibbs represents Parker (David Hart), who's accused of brutality in the arrest of two cocaine users, including his former fianceé (Victoria Jackson), who lies in her testimony. Phelps: Jeff Portell. Mauren: Tony Kelso. Etta: Tonea Stewart. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

A former madam (Elizabeth Ashley) returns with a phone-sex business, but one of her operators (Melissa Young) dies while doing business in person. Ward: Sam Anderson. Lindy: Polly LaPorte. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Colmer: Wallace Merck. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

Forbes and his fiancée (Alex Datcher) reassess their relationship; a boxer (Claude Brooks) under Forbes' tutelage is involved in burglary. Forbes: Carl Weathers. Cantrell: Steve Coulter. Lucinda Brooks: Georgia Allen. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Everett: Mark Johnson. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. (Repeat).

A blues artist (Bobby Short) receives death threats apparently connected to his friendship with a grande dame (Jean Simmons). Ellen: Kim Hamilton. Raul: Robin Bloodworth. Diddy: Brett Kinard. Clu: Eddie Jessie. Jerry: Johnny Popwell. Jamison: Hugh O'Connor. (Repeat).

Dispute over payment to move and install an adjustable bed; Woman blames her former friend after her daughter ends up in the emergency room. (Repeat).

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small claims court arbitrations. (Repeat).

A man blames his neighbor for ruining his yard during routine landscaping; a mechanic sues their customer for refusing to pay for automotive repairs. (Repeat).

A woman sues daughter-in-law for returning a bed she purchased for her grandson and profiting; Brothers argue over stolen restaurant idea. (Repeat).

A dispute occurs over the cost of a shared vacation babysitter; a friend is blamed after a post-football game brawl with rival fans leads to property damage.

A man sues over profits from a fishing trip; a woman sues an editor after film footage is lost. (Repeat).

A failed promise to pay for upgraded drink packages on a cruise comes between friends; a woman blames her ex for losing sentimental stuffed animals. (Repeat).

An injury occurs on a golf course. (Repeat).

A photographer's camera is damaged by client's unruly grandkids; music venue owner and band member blame each other for breached contract. (Repeat).

A dare leads to unexpected repercussions. A comedian claims that she was fired after being heckled. (Repeat).

Woman sues after her belongings are stolen at a speed dating event; Dispute between neighbors over a bird feeder that attracted destructive birds. (Repeat).

Man seeks reimbursement for an expensive bottle of wine after house sitter helped herself without permission; dispute over a "leather" vegan bag. (Repeat).

A judge addresses real-life legal disputes, offering insights and fair rulings. Each case highlights important social issues, making the law accessible and engaging. (Repeat).

A man makes a complain over a vacation rental's poor Wi-Fi makes him lose a client. (Repeat).

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

Woman sues chef after viral specialty sauce sends her to the hospital; Dispute between roommates over a damaged figurine set. (Repeat).

A sports fan seeks winnings from online football competition; ex-roommates argue over rent after one abruptly abandons the apartment.

A woman's investment in food festival doesn't pay off; a man sues for withheld security deposit. (Repeat).

Man accuses ex-girlfriend of using his credit card after he broke up with her; delivery driver blames customer after he is ticketed for honking horn. (Repeat).

A woman blames her neighbor's son for the injury of her daughter. (Repeat).

Man refuses to split the cost of a shared rental car; artist sues ex-girlfriend over a painting he created when she was his muse. (Repeat).

A business consultant fails clients. A woman blames her former boyfriend for a snowboarding injury. (Repeat).

Woman sues after her keys are lost when her mother's purse is thrown out of a car window; Dispute between exes after an important work call is missed. (Repeat).

Mobile tattoo artist seeks payment for his services at a party; Woman sues after a specialized yoga class doesn't deliver as advertised. (Repeat).

A man sues his roommate over reward money paid for the return of his lost puppy; Woman blames party guest for ruining her vintage china. (Repeat).

A couple's anniversary weekend falls flat after a hotel's special event doesn't deliver on advertised perks. (Repeat).

A beautiful blonde with a black eye confronts Mason with her legal problems. Mason: Raymond Burr. Davis: Jan Merlin. Norma: Phyllis Coates. Drake: William Hopper. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Mason weaves his way through a maze of clues as he searches for a young typist whose testimony may free his client. Mason: Raymond Burr. Kincaid: Alan Marshall. Patricia: Joanna Moore. Mrs. Loomis: Joan Elan. Loomis: Ben Wright. Baxter: Jack Raine. (Repeat).

Mason succeeds in keeping wealthy Daniel Reed free from a mental institution---but not from a murder charge. Reed: Edgar Stehli. Donna: Joan Camden. Arlene: Mary Anderson. Scott: Arthur Space. Lewis: King Calder. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

A mysterious phone call from a man whose funeral he attended three years before puts Mason on the trail of a blackmailer---and a murderer. Beaumont: Ross Elliott. Ruth: Joan Camden. Folsom: Vaughn Taylor. Laura: Jeanne Cooper. (Repeat).

The Constitutional provision concerning double jeopardy is examined as Mason tries to clear a young man who was convicted of manslaughter. Ted: Tyler MacDuff. Balfour: Richard Hale. Boles: Douglas Kennedy. Harriet: Patricia Medina. (Repeat).