Honey West

TV Series
1965–1966
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30m

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After her father's death, Honey West takes over his high-tech private-detective firm, assisted by rugged Sam Bolt--and her pet ocelot Bruce.After her father's death, Honey West takes over his high-tech private-detective firm, assisted by rugged Sam Bolt--and her pet ocelot Bruce.After her father's death, Honey West takes over his high-tech private-detective firm, assisted by rugged Sam Bolt--and her pet ocelot Bruce.

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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 win & 2 nominations total

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Anne Francis

Honey West…

John Ericson

Sam Bolt

Bruce

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Irene Hervey

Aunt Meg…

Ken Lynch

Lt. Barney…

Don Gazzaniga

Butler…

Peter Leeds

Lt. Coombs…

Marvin Brody

Bear Trainer…

Paul Sorensen

Motorcycle Officer…

Cesare Danova

Abbott

Kevin McCarthy

Jerry Ivar

Larry D. Mann

Tripp - Bald Man…

Nancy Kovack

'Nicole'

Michael Fox

Lt. Kovacs…

Norman Alden

Artie Dixon…

Lou Krugman

Durant…

Bert Parks

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Bill Quinn

Lieutenant…

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Trivia
Anne Francis as Honey West first appeared in an episode of L'homme à la Rolls (1963) on April 21, 1965, Who Killed the Jackpot? (1965), which led to this series being commissioned as a spin-off.

Goofs
The style of the detective agency's name changes from episode to episode. Sometimes it is "H. West & Company, Private Investigators" and other times it is "Honey West & Co., Private Investigators." In the novels on which the series is based, it was sometimes "H. West, Private Investigators" and other times "H. West, Private Investigations." The reason it was "H. West" in the novels and not "Honey West" was twofold: Honey did not want potential clients to know she was a woman before they met her, and the business, which she had inherited from her father, Hank West, had always been called "H. West."

Connections
Referenced in Mystery Science Theater 3000: War of the Colossal Beast (1991)

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Still Holds Up for Me!

I recently got my hands on a few episodes of this show and I still don't understand why it only lasted one season, just as I wondered in 1965...! Not only good looking people, but interesting story lines, good guest stars, great clothes & cars, hip apartments, delicious banter and a very unique camera/editing style! Who's cuter than Anne Francis?? and wow, John Ericson is gorgeous! I also enjoy the comic relief of Jack Jones' mother, Irene Hervey as Aunt Meg. I plan to find more episodes of this show, maybe ALL of them! I recommend this show to anyone who enjoys private eye fare, good looking blonds, 60s hunks and good 60s TV!