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Un shérif à New York
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London Bridges

  • Episode aired Mar 6, 1977
  • TV-PG
  • 1h 10m
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8.1/10
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Diana Muldaur in Un shérif à New York (1970)
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Lord Charles Bridges, a noble cat burglar, swipes his party host's prize ring and hides on a balcony just in time to witness the owner's murder; on inspecting the ring, he discovers it conta... Read allLord Charles Bridges, a noble cat burglar, swipes his party host's prize ring and hides on a balcony just in time to witness the owner's murder; on inspecting the ring, he discovers it contains microfilm plans of Buckingham Palace and places where Irish terrorists plan to plant b... Read allLord Charles Bridges, a noble cat burglar, swipes his party host's prize ring and hides on a balcony just in time to witness the owner's murder; on inspecting the ring, he discovers it contains microfilm plans of Buckingham Palace and places where Irish terrorists plan to plant bombs on the Queen's birthday.

  • Director
    • Noel Black
  • Writers
    • Herman Miller
    • Michael Sloan
  • Stars
    • Dennis Weaver
    • J.D. Cannon
    • Terry Carter
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.1/10
    62
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Noel Black
    • Writers
      • Herman Miller
      • Michael Sloan
    • Stars
      • Dennis Weaver
      • J.D. Cannon
      • Terry Carter
    • 3User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Dennis Weaver
    Dennis Weaver
    • Sam McCloud
    J.D. Cannon
    J.D. Cannon
    • Peter B. Clifford
    Terry Carter
    Terry Carter
    • Sgt. Joe Broadhurst
    Jack Cassidy
    Jack Cassidy
    • Lord Charles Bridges
    Diana Muldaur
    Diana Muldaur
    • Chris Coughlin
    John Lehne
    John Lehne
    • Jack Garland
    Stephen Nathan
    Stephen Nathan
    • Simon Fletcher
    Bernard Behrens
    Bernard Behrens
    • John Keaton
    Spencer Milligan
    Spencer Milligan
    • Liam O'Brien
    Adam Faith
    Adam Faith
    • Inspector Craig
    Susan Woollen
    Susan Woollen
    • Tracy Bridges
    Richard Sanders
    Richard Sanders
    • Clayton
    Derek Murcott
    Derek Murcott
    • Phillips
    Roger Newman
    • Rothwell
    DeAnn Mears
    • Lady Sinclair
    Coleen Gray
    Coleen Gray
    • Mrs. Clifford
    Gerald Peters
    • Officer
    • (as Gerald S. Peters)
    Elena Frank
    Elena Frank
    • Reporter
    • Director
      • Noel Black
    • Writers
      • Herman Miller
      • Michael Sloan
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    6bkoganbing

    Cat burglary on the side

    At first Dennis Weaver, Terry Carter and a bunch of other NYPD cops are providing security for a swank society party. But there's more than one group of crooks operating here.

    Jack Cassidy guest stars in this McCloud episode as an English Lord with a cash flow problem who supplements his income with a little cat burglary on the side. Watching Cassidy in this role he seems to be paying a homage to Ronald Colman as Raffles.

    While plying his avocation Cassidy both steals some blueprints as well as jewelry that he does not know what they mean. At the same time he sees the murder of the host of the party Bernard Behrens by some IRA terrorists.

    Society guy Behrens also had an avocation as an arms dealer which got him killed. Chasing Cassidy back to London, Dennis Weaver uncovers what the IRA plans are and its big. Think the classic film Hennessy from the Seventies and you'll know what.

    The usual grumpy Chief Clifford is on overtime here. In the middle of the night he's ordered to go to London to supervise McCloud and I do mean immediately. J.D. Cannon leaves home, hearth, and wife Coleen Gray. More than even for him, Cannon is not a happy camper.

    Let's say the whole United Kingdom is grateful to the marshal from Taos, New Mexico when this show ends.
    searchanddestroy-1

    Wonderful series and episode

    I remind that wonderful TV show when I watched it, in my childhood. But maybe not this very episode, that permits me to see the late Jack Cassidy, escaped from his nearly usual Columbo épisodes. Here, his character reminds me too the one he had facing Peter Falk. I love this early seventies atmosphere, with Dennis Weaver and JD Cannon. I am happy and lucky to watch this whole series soon, during the year. And the épisodes are long enough, as the Columbo ones were. Plots may, this way, be fully explained, in deep way enough for the audiences. I won't repeat this one already done in the plot line above. But, believe me, it's really worth watching, for nostalgia gem diggers. I will certainly be back to comment more épisodes.
    7tonyvmonte-54973

    "London Bridges" was an enjoyable other location-placed "McCloud" ep

    Having last week just watched the first official "Columbo" episode with Jack Cassidy among the guest stars, I decided to then watch this one of "McCloud" which turned out to be his last role as he died months before this one aired. He plays an English Lord who does some jewelry burglary at a costume party when he then witnesses a killing. It seems what he stole had some microfilm which has some bombing plans from some Irish terrorists. Sam McCloud finds out about them and goes to London with Cassidy to try to stop those plans. I'll also mention that Cassidy's character is friends with McCloud's girlfriend Chris the reporter. This was another entertaining ep of the New Mexico marshal-transferred-to-New York series especially when Chief Clifford does his exasperated self concerning McCloud. And I love the London locations here, a place I visited last year. So that's a recommendation for the "London Bridges" ep of "McCloud". P. S. It's amusing seeing future "WKRP in Cincinnati" star Richard Saunders employing an Irish accent in his role here.

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    • Trivia
      Jack Cassidy, who stars in this episode, died in a fire in his condominium on December 12th 1976. He had been dead for several months when this episode aired in 1977.
    • Goofs
      Towards the end, a New Scotland Yard policeman holds a M-16. The M-16 is an American military weapon and would not have been used by British police in 1977. Rather, if British special weapons police were to use a military weapon, it would have been the L1A1 (the British version of the Fabrique Nationale FAL) that the Royal Army was using in the 1970s.
    • Quotes

      Sam McCloud: You know, Chief, eh... sometimes when you rope a calf it, eh, it takes you by surprise and almost jerks you right outta the saddle to leave a, a rope burn right across the palm of your hand, you know what I mean?

      Chief Peter Clifford: No, I don't know what you mean, but the next time I'm in a a rodeo I'll try to keep it in mind!

    • Connections
      Edited from Mon ami le fantôme: My Late Lamented Friend and Partner (1969)
    • Soundtracks
      Ain't That Just The Way
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      Written by Bruce Belland (uncredited), Glen A. Larson (uncredited) and Stu Phillips (uncredited)

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    • Release date
      • March 6, 1977 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • 33 West 55th Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(La Caravelle)
    • Production companies
      • Glen A. Larson Productions
      • Universal Television
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 10 minutes
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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