The Dresden Files, on Sci-Fi Channel
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This aired for one season in 2007. I don't remember why I didn't watch it. But I can say that it's based on a series of books that I haven't read. I'd probably file it primarily under "supernatural", with a link here in my private eyes section.
The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries, on ABC
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This aired for three seasons, in 1977-79. I was too young at the time to have seen it, but it's something I'd probably like to check out someday.
Honey West, on ABC
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This was before my time.
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, on ABC TV (Australia) / Netflix (USA)
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Not sure when I'll get a chance to see this, but I definitely want to.
My Life Is Murder, on Network Ten (Australia) / Acorn TV (USA)
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Basically the only thing I know about this is that it stars Lucy Lawless, which is good enough for me. But I have no idea if or when I might get to see it.
The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo, on Nickelodeon
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It's entirely likely that I gave this show a chance (probably just one episode) and decided not to bother with it, but then again it's also possible I never saw it at all. I certainly remember being aware of it, when it first aired. And now I feel like I'd like to give it more of a chance, someday.
Nancy Drew, on The CW
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I'd definitely like to check out this 2019 series, but I don't currently have access to the CW. If and when I do get to see it, I'm not sure if I'd end up putting my review under "detective shows" or "dramas" or what. (It might even be "supernatural," for all I know at this point.) But since the title character is traditionally portrayed as an amateur detective, this is the category I'll assume, for now.
The Rockford Files, on NBC
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This starred James Garner as private eye Jim Rockford. That's pretty much all I know. The show's a bit before my TV-watching time, but I've long been vaguely aware of it, and it seemed like something that must be pretty cool. So I'd definitely like to watch it someday. Apparently there have also been a bunch of TV movies, and I'm sure I saw one of them, but I don't really remember anything about it.
Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century, on FOX Kids
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This aired for two seasons in 1999-2001. I must have been aware of it at the time, and I may have seen bits and pieces, but I don't recall ever seeing a whole episode. And I don't remember anything specific about the show, but it's something I wouldn't mind checking out someday.