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Pete was a former con man and Frank was a retired bunco cop. Together they had formed a private detective agency that specialized in pulling "switches" on the other con men still operating on the wrong side of the law. They would concoct elaborate schemes that would hopefully result in the swindlers swindling themselves. Based in Los Angeles, they traveled far and wide on assorted cases. A great show that was a little tongue in cheek!

Pete was a former con man and Frank was a retired bunco cop. Together they had formed a private detective agency that specialized in pulling "switches" on the other con men still operating on the wrong side of the law. They would concoct elaborate schemes that would hopefully result in the swindlers swindling themselves. Based in Los Angeles, they traveled far and wide on assorted cases. A great show that was a little tongue in cheek!less «

• Has Anyone Noticed . . .

  . . . the similarities between Switch 's animated opening (with vertical lines traveling at high speed in different co...more »

  . . . the similarities between Switch 's animated opening (with vertical lines traveling at high speed in different colors over scenes from the show) and that of New York station WOR-TV's The 4 O'Clock Movie whose intro along those lines (ha-ha) came around the time of Switch 's demise and was used up to 1982? I know that the logo sequence at the start of Ocean's Thirteen was done as an homage to Ch. 9's movie show (even down to the use of British composer Neil Richardson's stock-music piece "The Riviera Affair"), but did anyone stop to think about whether WOR's 4 O'Clock Movie open was somewhat of an homage to Switch 's? less «

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