Landon, Landon & Landon

Serie TV
1980–

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen Hollywood private detective Ben Landon (William Windom) is murdered while investigating a case, his adult children Holly and Nick (Nancy Dolman, Daren Kelly) decide to keep his agency g... Leggi tuttoWhen Hollywood private detective Ben Landon (William Windom) is murdered while investigating a case, his adult children Holly and Nick (Nancy Dolman, Daren Kelly) decide to keep his agency going. Ben returns to Earth as a ghost to help his children run the agency, and be the fath... Leggi tuttoWhen Hollywood private detective Ben Landon (William Windom) is murdered while investigating a case, his adult children Holly and Nick (Nancy Dolman, Daren Kelly) decide to keep his agency going. Ben returns to Earth as a ghost to help his children run the agency, and be the father he never was to them.

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Nancy Dolman

Holly Landon

Daren Kelly

Nick Landon

Millie Slavin

Judith Saperstein

William Windom

Ben Landon

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A Dimly Remembered Failed Pilot That Probably Deserved Better

I remember watching this pilot when I was 13 years old. It was a very 70s-80s style high-concept detective comedy: A crusty old private detective is killed and his adult son and daughter decide to keep his agency going... with their deceased father lending a ghostly helping hand! It was funny and the cast was likable, especially the great William Windom (Commodore Matt Decker from Star Trek's "The Doomsday Machine") as Ghost Dad.

One thing from the show stuck with me over the years and crept into my lexicon. While the Landons are in their dad's office the daughter says "Let's see what Dad left us," and the son says "Hopefully a deskfull of Krugerrands?" Since the I have adopted "deskfull of Krugerrands" to signify any hopeful but unlikely potential good fortune.