The D.A.

TV Series
1971–1972
30m

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The cases of hard-nosed Los Angeles district attorney Paul Ryan.The cases of hard-nosed Los Angeles district attorney Paul Ryan.The cases of hard-nosed Los Angeles district attorney Paul Ryan.

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6.5/10

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Robert Conrad

Deputy D.A. Paul Ryan

• 1971–1972

Victor Izay

Judge Simmons

• 1971

Harry Morgan

H.M. 'Staff' Stafford

• 1971

Julie Cobb

Katy Benson…

• 1971

Ned Romero

Bob Ramirez…

• 1971

Sonja Dunson

Charlotte Hill…

• 1971

Lew Brown

Sergeant Wilson…

• 1971

Robert Forward

Judge

• 1971

Tim Matheson

Howard Goodman

• 1971

Dawn Lyn

Kathy

• 1971

Susan Oliver

• 1971

Anne Whitfield

Alice Conroe

• 1971

Martin Milner

Officer Pete Malloy

• 1971

Ellen Corby

Dottie Casson

• 1971

William Schallert

Dr. Isabella

• 1971

Lloyd Bochner

Harold Kyper

• 1971

George Wyner

Charlie

• 1971

Nichelle Nichols

• 1971

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10marsnook2007

30 Min not enough time

This show would have made it if the episodes were a hour long and have Robert Conrad do more Investigating. I think Jack Webb messed up on this Show.

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The show was entertaining, but each episode was only 30 minutes long. It took the whole 30 minutes for the D.A. to figure out the prosecution case and get it to court, and then the episodes ended without any time for a trial, and that meant there was no resolution to the story. I guess that's why it only lasted one season.

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Apparently due to its content, some NBC affiliates refused to air this program, in favor of syndicated programming which was less expensive. As a result, NBC pulled this after fifteen episodes and replaced it with Sanford and Son (1972), which became hugely successful.