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- Crazy like a Fox
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- Episode 13
The Man Who Cried Fox
Crazy like a Fox - S1 - E13
Harrison's author friend disappears on the eve of his latest book launch. Can Harry and Harrison discover whether his disappearance is a publicity stunt or a warning from the mob?
Crazy like a Fox: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot
December 30, 1984
The upstanding attorney Harrison Fox is consistently pulled into his father's cases, those of private investigator Harry Fox, against his wishes. This instance involves a man convicted of murder. Surprisingly, the supposed victim, his wife, is still alive.
1x2 - Turn of the Century Fox
January 6, 1985
Tony Chambers shared his success secret with his friend Harry Fox: a cigar box containing old film and baseball cards. Harry is unsure how to proceed, while others are increasingly intrigued by the discovery.
1x3 - Premium for Murder
January 13, 1985
Father Ryan reportedly included a call girl in his life insurance policy. This claim is met with disbelief by Harry Fox, who attempts to investigate further by reconnecting with an old friend.
1x4 - Till Death Do Us Part
January 20, 1985
The widowed woman, who had no children and was the spouse of the wealthy Montgomery, is killed. Just before she died, she attempted to reach out to Bill Merrick, the soon-to-be husband of Harry's niece. An uncovered version of Montgomery's will shows that he had a son, making him the rightful heir.
1x5 - Motor Homicide
February 3, 1985
While on vacation, Harry sees a person commit murder. Harry witnesses the murder in a motor-home while camping with Harrison and family.
1x6 - Wanted Dead and Alive
February 17, 1985
The father and son team investigate when a wounded stranger dies in Harrison's office. Harrison tries to salvage his professional reputation after the dead man's identity is revealed by the press.
1x7 - Bum Tip
February 24, 1985
When Harry's secretary (Carol Kane) makes an appointment with a counterfeiter, she manages to get herself and Harrison captured.
1x8 - Fox Hunt
March 3, 1985
Cindy believes Harry's tale of a murder in his hospital room and forces Harrison to follow the suspect; guest Della Reese.
1x9 - The Geronimo Machine
March 10, 1985
Harrison defends his wealthy client against her son who claims she is unfit to run the family business. Can Harry, Harrison and Josh unearth any evidence that suggests UFO activity?
1x10 - Fox in Wonderland
March 17, 1985
Harry vows to solve his PI friend's last case when he is found murdered. Harry and Harrison try to catch their friend's killer and identify those responsible for a lucrative truck heist.
1x11 - Fox and Hounds
March 24, 1985
Harrison attempts to locate a former client when her sniffer dog is found in his office. Can Harry and Harrison locate Connie and protect her dog from the criminals determined to steal it?
1x12 - Suitable for Framing
March 31, 1985
In Harry and Harrison's latest murder investigation, they prove the innocence of Cindy's brother.
1x13 - The Man Who Cried Fox
April 7, 1985
Harrison's author friend disappears on the eve of his latest book launch. Can Harry and Harrison discover whether his disappearance is a publicity stunt or a warning from the mob?