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NERO WOLFE (The NBC and A&E Series)

GoodReads: "Nero Wolfe is a fictional detective, created in 1934 by the American mystery writer Wikipedia: "Rex Todhunter Stout (December 1, 1886 – October 27, 1975) was an American writer noted for his detective fiction. His best-known characters are the detective Nero Wolfe and his assistant Archie Goodwin, who were featured in 33 novels and 39 novellas or short stories between 1934 and 1975." Rex Stout. Wolfe's confidential assistant Archie Goodwin narrates the cases of the detective genius."

GOOGLE AI Overview: "While Nero Wolfe's sexuality is never explicitly stated or explored in Rex Stout's novels, some readers and critics have speculated about a potential homosexual relationship between Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin, his assistant. This speculation is largely based on the close, co-dependent relationship between the two characters and Wolfe's reclusive lifestyle and aversion to women." [Then again, some might suspect it's more likely that Wolfe and his longstanding master chef "Fritz Brenner" actors George Voskovec in the 1981 NBC series & Colin Fox on A&E two decades later: Fritz Brenner are the ones who share the common interest in tossed salad and eggplant ...]


NERO WOLFE (NBC Series) Courtesy of Nero Wolfe (low-quality VHS transfers on YouTube since 2021)
NR | 14 episodes (ca.43-48 min each) | Crime, Drama, Mystery | 1981 📷
NERO WOLFE (1981)
William Conrad & Lee Horsley
IMDb
: "The adventures of portly detective Nero Wolfe [ William Conrad in THE CONQUEROR (1956) William Conrad], who would rather eat and tend to his orchids than hit the streets tracking down leads. That's why he hired hunky Archie Goodwin [ Lee Horsley], who provides the brawn that complements Wolfe's brains." Contemporary setting (i.e., 1981).
    Episode summaries from IMDb
  • 🎥S1.E1 ∙ The Golden Spiders
    "A young boy who wipes windshields in Manhattan, sees a woman wearing Spider earrings mouthing the words 'Help Police' in an expensive car and takes this to Nero Wolfe, expecting to be partners with him on the case. Then it gets complicated."
  • 🎥S1.E2 ∙ Death on the Doorstep
    "An update of The Doorbell Rang. Archie Goodwin's friend is shot by a sniper on Wolfe's doorstep. Inspector Cramer warns Archie that he is being followed by an NYPD detective; Archie and Wolfe set a trap for the rogue elements from the NYPD."
  • 🎥S1.E3 ∙ Before I Die
    "A woman goes to see Wolfe and asks for his help. It seems like a known criminal hired her to pretend to be his daughter. She now wants out because one of the criminal's rivals grabbed her to get to him. She thinks he's trying to keep her actual daughter safe. When he shows up asking her to go with him, Wolfe convinces him to let her go. He tells Archie to take her to a hotel and when they get there someone shoots her. Later the criminal wants to see Wolfe but before he could go in, he's shot too. Later the criminal's lawyer goes to see Wolfe who tells him that his client named him executor. And what he wants him to do is to take care of his daughter. The lawyer provides him with her address. He has Archie bring her to him. Later someone takes a shot at her but misses. Wolfe thinks it could be her father's rival or her father's confidant who is disgruntled that he wasn't left much."
  • 🎥S1.E4 ∙ Wolfe at the Door
    "Nero must identify Archie's body at the morgue, only to find that it was an impostor and Archie is accused of his murder."
  • 🎥S1.E5 ∙ Might as Well Be Dead
    "Wolfe is hired by a man to find his son whom he hasn't seen in 7 years since they had a falling out. He thinks his son is in New York. Wolfe upon seeing his photo and the photo of a man in the newspaper he thinks it's the man's son. And it seems the son is currently on trial for murder, for supposedly killing the abusive husband of a woman he knows. Wolfe then sets out to find out if he is guilty and if not who is the killer."
  • 🎥S1.E6 ∙ To Catch a Dead Man
    "When the Chief Executive of a shipping line disappears after trying to report a problem to the owner, Nero Wolfe is brought in to find the missing man and the violence begins, starting with Wolfe's orchids."
  • 🎥S1.E7 ∙ In the Best Families
    "A wealthy wife hires Nero to learn where her Playboy husband has been getting large sums of money."
  • 🎥S1.E8 ∙ Murder by the Book
    "An unidentified man found dead in the street near Nero Wolfe's residence is found to be carrying a note with Wolfe's name and address and a list of untraceable men's names. Inspector Cramer enlists Wolfe's help in solving the mystery of why he was killed and who he is."
  • 🎥S1.E9 ∙ What Happened to April
    "A dead young woman is fished out of the East River and Saul Panzer is arrested for her murder. Nero Wolfe is convinced that he didn't do it."
  • 🎥S1.E10 ∙ Gambit
    "During WWII, Nero Wolfe (code name Butterfly) was in charge of an intelligence unit. Now, one members of that unit who betrayed them to the enemy, was convicted and sent prison to for 20 years is out and seeking revenge on 'Butterfly'."
  • 🎥S1.E11 ∙ Death and the Dolls
    "Wolfe is asked by the granddaughter of an old friend to investigate her father's death. It seems he went out on his boat and it blew up. She suspects his wife because she thinks his wife is having an affair. So Wolfe looks into it and learns that her boyfriend might not be who claims to be. He also learns that her father was a degenerate gambler."
  • 🎥S1.E12 ∙ The Murder in Question
    "Nero Wolf is hired by a wife to find out who is trying to kill her husband. When she is killed, her husband asks Wolf to continue on the case."
  • 🎥S1.E13 ∙ The Blue Ribbon Hostage
    "The estranged son of a wealthy businessman is missing, he hires Nero Wolfe to locate him only to find the son is a murder suspect."
  • 🎥S1.E14 ∙ Sweet Revenge
    "A man hires two professional hit men to kill Archie Goodwin & Nero Wolfe."

  • 🎥Nero Wolfe: Based on the Novel "The Doorbell Rang" by Rex Stout
    NR | 97min | TV Movie, Drama, Mystery | 1979
    IMDb: "A wealthy realtor [Anne Baxter] sends out dozens of copies of a book that paints the FBI in an unfavorable light. They harass her. So she turns to Nero Wolfe [Thayer David] to get them off her back."
    With Tom Mason as Archie Goodwin.

A NERO WOLFE MYSTERY (A&E Series) Courtesy of Internet Archive (since 2022)
TV-PG | Pilot movie (93min) & 27 episodes (ca.46min each) | Crime, Drama, Mystery | 2000-2002 📷
A NERO WOLFE MYSTERY
Archie (Timothy Hutton) & Nero (Maury Chaykin)

S2:E11: "Before I Die"
Chef Fritz Brenner (Colin Fox) with Nero
IMDb
: "Genius detective Nero Wolfe [ Maury Chaykin] and his right-hand man: Archie Goodwin [ TIMOTHY HUTTON in The Temp (1992)
 
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Timothy Hutton
] solve seemingly impossible crimes, in 1950's New York."
    Episode summaries from IMDb Season 2
    (Episodes are listed using IMDb numbering, sometimes different from the Archive.org labeling.)
  • 🎥S2.E1&2 ∙ Death of a Doxy (@YouTube)
    "With associate Orrie Cather on the hook for the murder of an ex-showgirl, Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin must ally themselves with an eccentric showgirl to quash a blackmail plot and reveal the real killer."
  • 🎥S2.E3 ∙ The Next Witness
    "Wolfe defies a summons to testify against a man he believes innocent and incurs a contempt of court charge hunting for evidence to cast reasonable doubt on the case against him."
  • 🎥S2.E4 ∙ Die Like a Dog
    "A murdered man's dog, who has attached himself to Archie and been accepted at the Wolfe brownstone, provides a vital clue to solving his master's murder."
  • 🎥S2.E5 ∙ Murder Is Corny
    "Archie stands accused in the murder of a man delivering corn because both of them were rivals for the affections of the farmer's daughter."
  • 🎥S2.E6&7 ∙ Motherhunt
    "When a baby, allegedly fathered by her late husband, is abandoned on the doorstep of his rich, beautiful widow, she hires Nero Wolfe to locate the mother."
  • 🎥S2.E8 ∙ Poison à la Carte
    "At the annual meeting of Wolfe's gourmet society, Ten for Aristology, one of the members is poisoned, and Wolfe suspects one of the beautiful servers of the crime."
  • 🎥S2.E9&10 ∙ Too Many Clients
    "When a philandering womanizer with a lavish secret love nest penthouse is found murdered, Wolfe finds he has almost as many clients as suspects."
  • 🎥S2.E11 ∙ Before I Die
    "A notorious gangster hires Wolfe to protect his real daughter, who is unaware of who her father is, and stop the woman impersonating his daughter from blackmailing him."
  • 🎥S2.E12 ∙ Help Wanted, Male
    "Wolfe hires a look-alike double to stand in for him after he receives a death threat, the exact same threat that was carried out earlier against a potential Wolfe client."
  • 🎥S2.E13&14 ∙ The Silent Speaker
    "Suspects abound during post WWII America, as Wolfe and Goodwin are busy sifting through the mess known as The Bureau of Price Regulations because its leader was found murdered. No one, not even the FBI, nor the NIA, is above suspicion."
  • 🎥S2.E15 ∙ Cop Killer
    "Two illegal immigrant barbershop workers, fearful of a police detective investigating a hit-and-run, flee to seek refuge with Wolfe and Goodwin. When Goodwin investigates on their behalf, he discovers the detective has been murdered."
  • 🎥S2.E16 ∙ Immune to Murder
    "Arriving at a remote lodge at the request of the State Department and a South American diplomat, a reluctant Wolfe prepares to cook trout for an oil tycoon's fishing party when Archie discovers one of the men dead in the river."

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