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Myron hires Rick and A.J. when one of his operatives removes a confidential file from his office and he wants to know why.
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  • This episode seemed stilted to me...

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    This episode seemed kinda stilted to me. I don't know why, really, the plot was good, and it was funny, the acting just seemed out of it. I liked the brotherly attention that Rick gave A.J. when he almost got hurt, but that was the high point of the episode. I won't quit watching, but this eppy was a bit of a disappointment.

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    • Special billing was given to Jerry Stiller (Special Guest Star) in this episode. Edit
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    • Mrs. Mitchell: I haven't had this kind of excitement since Barnaby Jones went off the air. This is a reference to the TV series Barnaby Jones (1973-80) which starred Buddy Ebsen as a private investigator who came out of retirement to catch his son's killer. He decided to continue working with the help of his daughter-in-law and later a cousin portrayed by Lee Meriwether and Mark Shera. Edit
    • Rick Simon: Who are you, Jack Webb? When Campbell (John Schuck, formerly of McMillan and Wife) asks Rick for ID as Rick is pretending to be a civil servant measuring his office, Rick responds by asking him if he is Jack Webb. Webb is one of the most well-known TV icons of the 1950s, and played Joe Friday in the original Dragnet. Edit
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