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Andy Barker, P.I. (2007)
Certified public accountant Andy Barker reluctantly becomes a private investigator after he is mistaken for the former office tenant, who was a private eye.
Andy Barker, P.I.: Season 1 - 6 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot
March 15, 2007
Andy Barker, a happy and successful Certified Public Accountant, decides to take a risk and open his own accounting business, but later decides to become a great Private Investigator, also after he moves into the office of Lew Staziak, a former P.I.
1x2 - Fairway, My Lovely
March 22, 2007
During a golf game, Andy sees his client, Guy Halverson, die of what is surely natural causes due to Halverson's obesity. Halverson's wife is convinced he was murdered though. Andy is dubious but learns that Halverson was having multiple affairs. Could one of his lovers be the killer?
1x3 - Three Days of the Chicken
March 29, 2007
Wally is blackmailed by Transcor, an evil chicken cartel that murders anyone who gets in their way. Andy is determined to stop them, but Lew warns that Transcor is too powerful.
1x4 - Dial M for Laptop
April 5, 2007
When his laptop disappears, Andy races the clock to file his father-in-law's tax return and gets caught up in a credit-card scam.
1x5 - The Big No Sleep
April 12, 2007
Andy is hired to follow a woman's stepmother and find out if she is having an affair. While trying to solve that case, he is instructed by his wife to investigate the disappearance of their daughter's favorite toy. Molly is incapable of sleeping without the stuffed elephant, Snowball and Jenny wants the toy back.
1x6 - The Lady Varnishes
April 19, 2007
Andy discovers a forty-year-old letter from a woman convicted of murder that explains she was framed. However, Lew's former partner, the real murderer, will stop at nothing to keep the truth from coming out.
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