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Cannon/The Deadly Conspiracy (1)

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The Deadly Conspiracy (1)
Season 5, Episode 2
Airdate September 17, 1975
Written by Stephen Kandel
Directed by Michael Caffey
Produced by Anthony Spinner
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The Deadly Conspiracy (1) is the second episode of the fifth season of Cannon, and the ninety-ninth episode overall.

Starring: William Conrad (Frank Cannon)

Guest Stars: Sharon Acker (Laura Venner), Diana Douglas (Alex Parks), Charles Durning (Don Corcoran), Murray Hamilton (Bud McKenna), Hayden Rorke (Senator Daniel Knox), Barry Sullivan (Gordon McKenna)

Special Guest Stars: Buddy Ebsen (Barnaby Jones), Lee Meriwether (Betty Jones)

Co-Starring: Michael Bell (Thomas Lochner), Timothy Brown (Dr. Cleon Adams), William Bryant (Roy Gaddis), Oliver Clark (Walt Miller), Lynnette Mettey (Doris Grady), Ron Rifkin (Paul Goldberg), William Traylor (Dave Tolchuk), George D. Wallace (Matt Vaner), John Zaremba (Arthur Allen Royce)

with Renata Vanni (Mrs. Garibaldi), Jenifer Bishop (Andrea Wayne), Carl Byrd (Jordan), George Ball (Brace), Peter DeAnda (Charity Jackson), James Lough (Skeet Shooter)

Contents

Plot Overview

Cannon and Barnaby Jones are working two sides of the same case--he's hired to prove that a pizza delivery man was framed for rape and murder, while Barnaby is working for the dead girl's fiance, trying to prove the suspect guilty.

Notes

Arc Advancement

Happenings

Characters

Referbacks

Trivia

The Show

This is part one of a two-part crossover episode that finished on Barnaby Jones: The Deadly Conspiracy (2). This was the second time the two detectives met, the first time being the premiere episode of Barnaby Jones, "Requiem For a Son".

For syndication purposes, the two episodes were edited together and made into a single Cannon episode. Diana Douglas's role in the edited episode is totally cut out.

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

Memorable Moments

Quotes