This is a Wiki. That means you can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page for each episode. With your help, these pages can be filled with interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You're invited to contribute as well. For information on how, please see the About page. There are also many closed pages here on a variety of topics. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me at acrodave@gmail.com.

Where to watch. The show is still available on some local stations. Check your listings. CBS Video and Hulu have some episodes online.

Thanks to the Database, every episode page has an actor picture beside the credits. The picture is randomly chosen from characters available in the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 1000 actors and 1300 characters available.

Them ads have been removed! It was was good run, but now it's time to move on to other things. Thanks to all who clicked through. I hope you got a good deal! [6/11/11]

The original Perry Mason TV Series website began in the fall of 1996. You can view some early pages from the site at the Internet Archive here. How things have changed!

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the credits. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 1200 pictures so far and more to come.

Them ads. Yes, there are ads here now, but please do not consider this a money making commercial enterprise. It's still "just a hobby." The site now has a real domain name and a new host, Pair Networks, and I just hope to cover some of the costs. I have no control over the ad content. Be wary, click an ad if you're interested and thank you very much! [11/9/04]

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the credits. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 1100 pictures so far and more to come.

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Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the credits. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 1000 pictures so far and more to come.

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the credits. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 900 pictures so far and more to come.

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the cast list. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 900 pictures so far and more to come.

In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here (site in German, use Google Translate). To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. The lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. Google Translate is recommended.

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the cast list. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 800 pictures so far and more to come.

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the cast list. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Show Pictures page. There are over 700 pictures so far and more to come.

Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the cast list. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Actor Pictures page. There are over 700 pictures so far and more to come.

Where to watch. The show is still available on some local stations. Check your listings. CBS Video, Hulu and Fancast have some episodes online.

Some of the shows were once available from Columbia House on tapes and DVDs by subscription. These were high quality recordings, mostly uncut and with no commercials. These tapes and DVDs can still be found at places like eBay and from some online vendors. For more information about the Columbia House tapes and DVDs, and other sources for the show, please visit Bill Storrer's PMESG site.

<font size="2">Search this site, <em>The Perry Mason TV Show Book</em> and Bill Storrer's PMESG site. For this site, you may get better results using the Wiki Search box in the sidebar.</font>

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Thanks to the Database, most episode pages now have an actor picture beside the cast list. The picture is randomly chosen from those available for the episode. Click for the episode's Actor Pictures page. There are over 500 pictures so far and more to come.

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One reason the show holds up for me is because it's often set in the familiar territory of Southern California. It's like time travel. The very first episode, The Case of the Restless Redhead, featured a character who was living in my home town, Riverside, California. There are no actual scenes in Riverside but there are lots of references. In one scene, Perry comments to famous movie star Helene Chaney (Gloria Henry) that Riverside is a very interesting place. The Media Page has an audio clip. This scene is missing in cut episodes of the show.

Where to watch. The show is still available on some local stations. Check your listings. CBS Video, Hulu, Fancast and Joost have some episodes online.

In general, I think ads are a good thing since they pay for the server that runs this site. For more information about interest-based advertising, including how to opt-out, visit this page at Google. [3/14/09].

Privacy Information: Ads on this site are provided by Google. Google has advised me that they will soon launch interest-based advertising, that this may affect the site's privacy policy and that said policy should be updated by April 8th, 2009. This site has no privacy policy, but I believe it is good to know what's going on. Therefore, here's some policy regarding the ads on this site:

In general, I think ads are a good thing since they pay for the server that runs this site. For more information about interest-based advertising, visit this page at Google. [3/14/09].

Check out The Perry Mason Database. It's a new way to explore the Perry Mason actors. Click The Database in the sidebar.

Check out The Perry Mason Database. It's a new way to explore the Perry Mason actors. Click Database in the sidebar.

NEW on the Perry Links page: \\

Perry Mason: An Essay by Kirk Woodward\\

NEW on the Perry Links page:
Perry Mason: An Essay by Kirk Kirkwood
The Perry Mason Connection at American Film Noir

This is a Wiki. That means you can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page for each episode. With your help, these pages can be filled with interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You're invited to contribute as well. For information on how, please see the About page. There are also many closed pages here on a variety of topics. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me at daveb@oz.net.

Where to watch. The show is still available on some local stations. Check your listings. The Retro Television Network (RTN) carries the show but is not available everywhere. CBS Video has the first two seasons online now. Fancast and Joost have some episodes as well.

One reason the show holds up for me is because it's often set in the familiar territory of Southern California. It's like time travel. The very first episode, The Case of the Restless Redhead, featured a character who was living in my home town, Riverside, California. There are no actual scenes in Riverside but there are lots of references. In one scene, Perry comments to famous movie star Helene Chaney (Gloria Henry) that Riverside is a very interesting place. The Media Page has an audio clip. This scene is missing in cut episodes of the show..

All main pages moved to the Wiki! [3/25/08] Old site redirected to the Wiki! [4/19/08]

All main pages moved to the Wiki! [3/25/08] Old site redirected to Wiki. [4/19/08]

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Where to watch. The show is still available on some local stations. Check your listings. The Retro Television Network (RTN) carries the show but is not available everywhere. The online streaming sites Fancast and Joost have some episodes available.

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines, but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopped running the show in 1996. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

Where to watch. The show is still available on some local stations. Check your listings. The Retro Television Network (RTN) carries the show but is not available in all markets. The online streaming sites FanCast and Joost have some episodes available.

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines, but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopped running the show in 1996, but it is still available on some local stations. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines, but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopping running the show in 1996, but it is still available on some local stations. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

try the search box at the top of the page. It will scan several sites for clues. You may also want to join and ask on the Perry_Mason and/or Della-Perry Yahoo! groups. You'll find many friendly and knowledgeable people on these lists, including me.

(:cell:)http://www.perrymasontvseries.com/images/pm_dvd.jpg Perry Mason on DVD . . .
Paramount Home Video is releasing DVD sets of the series by half-season. Also, a special 50th anniversary collection. Available at the usual places.

This is a Wiki. That means you can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page for each episode. With your help, these pages can be filled with interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You're invited to contribute as well. For information on how, please visit the About page. There are also many closed pages here on a variety of topics. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me at daveb@oz.net.

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<p><strong>Welcome to Big Dave's</strong><br>

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<strong>Welcome to Big Dave's</strong><br>

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In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here. To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. You know the deal, the lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. You can find translation help at LEO.

In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here. To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. You know the deal, the lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. You can find translation help at LEO.

In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here. To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. You know the deal, the lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. You can find translation help at LEO.

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopping running the show in 1996, but it is still available on some local stations. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopping running the show in 1996, but it is still available on some local stations. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

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Paramount Home Video is releasing DVD sets of the series by season. Available at the usual places.

try the search box at the top of the page. It will scan several sites for clues. You may also want to ask on the Perry_Mason and/or Della-Perry Yahoo! groups. You'll find many friendly and knowledgeable people on these lists, including me.

There are also closed pages here for Famous People, several categories of rather arcane trivia and other aspects of the series. These are not user editable but are here to simplify upkeep. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me at daveb@oz.net.

This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be full of interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well. For information on how, please visit the About page.

There are also closed pages here for Famous People and several categories of (rather arcane) trivia. These are not user editable but are here to simplify upkeep. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me at daveb@oz.net.

Note: Some links lead to pages outside of the Wiki. For these pages, please use your browser's back function to return to the Wiki page.

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopping running the show in 1996, but it is still available on some local stations. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

Some of the shows were once available from Columbia House on tapes and DVDs by subscription. These were high quality recordings, mostly uncut and with no commercials. These tapes and DVDs can still be found at places like eBay and from some online vendors. For more information about the Columbia House tapes and DVDs, and other sources for the show, please visit Bill Storrer's PMESG site.

Many famous people have appeared in Perry Mason episodes, some before they were famous. It's fun to try and spot these people and then check the credits to see if you were right. This game led to my obsessive habit of collecting cast lists from the credits. I did it for years and have the casts from all 271 episodes in the database featured here. All the cast lists were taken from the trailing credits except for episode #218, The Case of the Bullied Bowler, which has only partial credits. The cast list for this episode has been recreated from other sources.

One reason the show holds up for me is because it's often set in the familiar territory of Southern California. It's like time travel. The very first episode, The Case of the Restless Redhead, featured a character who was living in my home town, Riverside, California. There are no actual scenes in Riverside but there are lots of references. In one scene, Perry comments to famous movie star Helene Chaney (Gloria Henry) that Riverside is a very interesting place. The Media Page has an audio clip. This scene is missing in cut episodes of the show..

In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here. To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. You know the deal, the lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. You can find translation help at LEO.

Them ads. Yes, there are ads here now, but please do not consider this a money making commercial enterprise. It's still "just a hobby." The site now has a real domain name and a new host, Pair Networks, and I just hope to cover some of the costs. Click an ad if you're interested and thank you very much! [11/9/04]

Moved to the Wiki! [3/25/08]

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(:table border=1 cellpadding=5 width=90%:) (:cell:)If you have a question about the series . . .
try the search box at the top of the page. It will scan several sites for clues. You may also want to ask the Perry_Mason and/or Della-Perry Yahoo! groups. You'll find many friendly and knowledgeable people on these lists, including me. (:tableend:)

Many famous people have appeared in Perry Mason episodes, some before they were famous. It's fun to try and spot these people and then check the credits to see if you were right. This game led to my obsessive habit of collecting cast lists from the credits. I did it for years and have the casts from all 271 episodes in the database featured here. All the cast lists were taken from the trailing credits except for episode #218, The Case of the Bullied Bowler, which has only partial credits. The cast list for this episode has been recreated from other sources.

One reason the show holds up for me is because it's often set in the familiar territory of Southern California. It's like time travel. The very first episode, The Case of the Restless Redhead, featured a character who was living in my home town, Riverside, California. There are no actual scenes in Riverside but there are lots of references. In one scene, Perry comments to famous movie star Helene Chaney (Gloria Henry) that Riverside is a very interesting place. The Media Page has an audio clip. This scene is missing in cut episodes of the show..

In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here. To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. You know the deal, the lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. You can find translation help at LEO.

Them ads. Yes, there are ads here now, but please do not consider this a money making commercial enterprise. It's still "just a hobby." The site now has a real domain name and a new host, Pair Networks, and I just hope to cover some of the costs. Click an ad if you're interested and thank you very much! [11/9/04]

Moved to the Wiki! [3/25/08]

The Backstory

I've been a fan of the original black-and-white (and one color episode) Perry Mason TV series since the show first appeared in the fifties. There was a lapse of many years whilst I toiled in various salt mines but, after escaping to freedom, I reconnected with the show in 1985 via the TBS cable superstation. Alas, they stopping running the show in 1996, but it is still available on some local stations. The last national airing was on The Hallmark Channel. Read about it in the Hallmark Log.

(:table border=1 cellpadding=5 width=90%:) (:cell:)http://www.perrymasontvseries.com/images/pm_dvd.jpg Perry Mason on DVD . . .
Paramount Home Video is releasing DVD sets of the series by season. Available at the usual places. (:tableend:)

Some of the shows were once available from Columbia House on tapes and DVDs by subscription. These were high quality recordings, mostly uncut and with no commercials. These tapes and DVDs can still be found at places like eBay and from some online vendors. For more information about the Columbia House tapes and DVDs, and other sources for the show, please visit Bill Storrer's PMESG site.

Many famous people have appeared in Perry Mason episodes, some before they were famous. It's fun to try and spot these people and then check the credits to see if you were right. This game led to my obsessive habit of collecting cast lists from the credits. I did it for years and have the casts from all 271 episodes in the database featured here. All the cast lists were taken from the trailing credits except for episode #218, The Case of the Bullied Bowler, which has only partial credits. The cast list for this episode has been recreated from other sources.

One reason the show holds up for me is because it's often set in the familiar territory of Southern California. It's like time travel. The very first episode, The Case of the Restless Redhead, featured a character who was living in my home town, Riverside, California. There are no actual scenes in Riverside but there are lots of references. In one scene, Perry comments to famous movie star Helene Chaney (Gloria Henry) that Riverside is a very interesting place. The Media Page has an audio clip. This scene is missing in cut episodes of the show..

In it's heyday, Perry Mason was shown in many countries. It was quite popular in Germany but, as you might expect, was a little different. The biggest change is that everybody speaks German. Leah, a fan from Germany, explains that German actors were used to dub the voices. She says this leads to interesting situations when an actor's voice is familiar from other roles. For example, Perry Mason sounds like Bill Cosby and Fred Flintstone! Engelbert von Nordhausen is the dubber, and you can "meet" him here. To add to the situation, German words tend to be longer than English ones. You know the deal, the lips say "Goodbye" as the voice says "Auf wiedersehen." Finally, the episodes are renamed in German. Leah has provided this list. It's fun to see how the titles changed. You can find translation help at LEO.

Them ads. Yes, there are ads here now, but please do not consider this a money making commercial enterprise. It's still "just a hobby." The site now has a real domain name and a new host, Pair Networks, and I just hope to cover some of the costs. Click an ad if you're interested and thank you very much! [11/9/04]

<font size="2">Search this site, <em>The Perry Mason TV Show Book</em> and Bill Storrer's PMESG site.</font>

<font size="2">Search this site, <em>The Perry Mason TV Show Book</em> and Bill Storrer's PMESG site.</font><br>

<strong>Multiple Perry Mason site search</strong><br> <font size="2">Search this site, <em>The Perry Mason TV Show Book</em> and Bill Storrer's PMESG site.</font>

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This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be full of interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well. For information on how, please visit the About page.

This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be chocked full of interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well. For information on how, please visit the About page.

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This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be chocked full of interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well. For more information, please visit the About page.

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There are also closed pages here for Famous People and several categories of (rather arcane) trivia. These are not user editable but are here to simplify upkeep. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me at daveb@oz.net.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be signed and dated. List them most recent last. Some trivia naturally falls into categories and should be "tagged" at the beginning in bold. Two tags I have used are Location: for trivia that deals with a real-world location seen in an episode and Anomaly: for an error in the credits (see Credits Anomalies for more information). Including a colon in the tag makes the Wiki Search feature work better.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be signed and dated. List them most recent last. Some trivia naturally falls into categories and should be "tagged" at the beginning in bold. Two tags that I have used are Location: for trivia that deals with a real-world location seen in an episode and Anomaly: for an error in the credits (see Credits Anomalies for more information). Including a colon in the tag makes the Wiki Search feature work better.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be signed and dated. List them most recent last. Some trivia naturally falls into categories and should be "tagged" at the beginning in boldface. Two that I have used are Location: for trivia that deals with a real-world location seen in an episode and Anomaly: for an error in the credits (see Credits Anomalies for more information). Including a colon in the tag makes the Wiki Search feature work better.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be signed and dated. List them most recent last. Some trivia naturally falls into categories and should be "tagged" at the beginning in boldface. Two that I have used are Location:' for trivia that deals with a real-world location seen in the episode and Anomaly:''' for an error in the credits (see Credits Anomalies for more information).

There are also closed pages here for Famous People and several categories of (rather arcane) trivia. These are not user editable but are here to simplify upkeep. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please send it to me daveb@oz.net.

There are also closed pages here for Famous People and several arcane classes of trivia. These are not user editable but are here to simplify upkeep. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please contact me at daveb@oz.net.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be signed and dated. List them most recent last. Some trivia falls into defined categories and should be marked as follows. If the trivia deals with a real-world location seen in the episode, put Location: at the beginning of the item. If it deals with an error in the credits, put Anomaly: at the beginning. For more on this category, see the Credits Anomalies page.

Editing is easy. Just click the Edit link near the Section name. This will open an editing page in a new window. A simple markup language is used. There are links to more information and a quick editing guide in the box below the edit window. When finished editing, click Save, then close the window. Refresh the original page to see your work. You can use the Wiki Sandbox to practice. Note: You will need a password to edit Sections. It's Lt. Tragg's first name (case sensitive).

Editing is easy. Just click the Edit link near the Section name. This will open an editing page in a new window. A simple markup language is used. There are links to more information and a quick editing guide in the box below the edit window. When finished editing, click Save, then close the window. Refresh the original page to see your work. Use the Wiki Sandbox to practice. You will need a password to edit. It's Lt. Tragg's first name (case sensitive).

Editing is easy. Just click the Edit link near the Section name. This will open an editing page in a new window. A simple markup language is used. There are links to more information and a quick editing guide in the box at the bottom of the page. When finished editing, click Save, then close the window. Refresh the original page to see your work. Use the Wiki Sandbox to practice. You will need a password to edit. It's Lt. Tragg's first name (case sensitive).

The Summary section should provide a memory jogging plot description. I have included a description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Some of these are quite short. For these shows, a more detailed description would be nice. No spoilers tho! For those, there should be a link to Bill Storrer's synopsis at his PMESG site.

The Summary section should provide a memory jogging plot description. I have included a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Some of these are quite short. For these shows, a more detailed description would be nice. No spoilers tho! For those, there should be a link to Bill Storrer's synopsis at his PMESG site.

The Summary section contains should provide a memory jogging plot description. I have included a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Some of these are quite short. For these shows, a more detailed description would be nice. No spoilers tho! For those, there should be a link to Bill Storrer's synopsis at his PMESG site.

The Summary section contains should provide a memory jogging plot description. I have included a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Some of these are quite short. For these shows, a longer, spoiler-free plot description would be nice. There should also be a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site.

The Summary section contains should provide a memory jogging plot description. I have included a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Some of these are quite short. For these shows, a longer spoiler-free plot description would be nice. There should also be a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site.

The Summary section contains a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Some of these are quite short. For these shows, a longer spoiler-free plot description would be nice. There should be a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you've just got to know more.

The Summary section contains a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. Sojke of these are quite short. For these shows, a longer spoiler-free plot description would be nice. A link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you've just got to know more.

The Credits section, thanks to Charles Richmond, comes with a cast list with links to the IMDb for the actors. Complete credits information would be nice.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be signed and dated. List them most recent last. If the trivia deals with a location, put Location: at the beginning of the item.

Note: Some links lead to pages outside of the Wiki. For these pages, please use your browser's back function to return to the Wiki page.

This is not an open Wiki. While all pages have an Edit link, all except the Sections and a few others require the admin password to edit. New page and group (all pages are part of a group) creation is similarly restricted. This may change in the future. We'll see how it goes. One thing for sure, the Wiki is easy to change and expand in new directions.

There are also pages here for several arcane classes of trivia. These are not user editable. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please contact me at daveb@oz.net.

There are also pages here for several arcane classes of trivia. These are not user editable. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please email me at daveb@oz.net.

Any changes you make are recorded in the page history along with your author name if you provided one. You can view any page's history by clicking the Hist link at the top the page. Using an author name allows an optional profile page to be created. You can access profile pages through the User Profiles link in the sidebar. If you would like a profile page, send me your author name (like a userid: one word, no spaces) and desired password. Once the page is created, you can edit it in the usual manner. You will find my email address on my profile page daveb.

Any changes you make are recorded in the page history along with your author name if you provided one. You can view any page's history by clicking the Hist link at the top the page. Using an author name allows an optional profile page to be created. You can access profile pages through the User Profiles link in the sidebar. If you would like a profile page, send me your author name (like a userid: one word, no spaces) and desired password. Once the page is created, you can edit it in the usual manner. My profile is daveb.

This is not an open Wiki. While all pages have an Edit link, most require the admin password to edit. New page and group (all pages are part of a group) creation is similarly restricted. This may change in the future. We'll see how it goes. One thing for sure, the Wiki is easy to change and expand in new directions.

Editing is easy. Just click the Edit link near the section name. This will open an editing page in a new window. A simple markup language is used. There are links to more information and a quick editing guide in the box at the bottom of the page. When finished editing, click Save, then close the window. Refresh the original page to see your work. Use the Wiki Sandbox to practice. You will need a password to edit. It's Lt. Tragg's first name (case sensitive).

Any changes you make are recorded in the page history along with your author name if you provided one. You can view any page's history by clicking the Hist link at the top the page. Using an author name allows an optional profile page to be created. Access profile pages with the User Profiles link in the sidebar. If you would like a profile page, send me your author name (like a userid: one word, no spaces) and desired password. Once the page is created, you can edit it in the usual manner. My profile is daveb.

Each show has an Episode Page which contains four user editable sections described below with some thoughts regarding their content.

The Summary section contains, as a start, a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. A user-written, spoiler-free plot description would be nice. Plus, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you've just got to know more.

The Credits section, thanks to Charles Richmond, comes with a cast list with links to the IMDb for the actors. Additional credits information would be nice.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be dated and signed and listed most recent last. If the trivia deals with a location, put Location: at the beginning of the item.

The Comments section is undefined. It think it could be used for opinions and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board.

The exact usage of the sections is up to you, but, I think it would be best to follow the existing format. Keep in mind that anyone can edit the pages. So, if you see something that needs fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

There are also pages here for several arcane classes of trivia. These are not user editable. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please email the site administrator, daveb.

The Summary section contains, as a start, a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. A more detailed but spoiler-free plot description would be nice. Plus, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you've just got to know.

There are also pages here for various arcane classes of trivia. These are not user editable. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please email the site administrator, daveb.

The Summary section contains, as a start, a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. A spoiler-free plot description would be nice. Plus, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you've just got to know.

There are also pages here for various arcane classes of trivia. These are not user-editable. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please email the site administrator, daveb.

There are also pages here for various classes of trivia. These are not user-editable. If you would like to contribute material for these pages, please email the site administrator, daveb.

There are also pages of various classes of trivia. These are not user-editable. If you woiuld like to contribute material for these pages, please email the site admin, daveb.

This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be chocked full of interesting and useful information about the shows. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well.

This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There is a page here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be chocked full of interesting and useful information about the show. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well.

The Summary section contains, as a start, a plot description borrowed from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. A user-writen, spoiler-free plot description would be nice. Plus, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you've just got to know.

The Credits section, thanks to Charles Richmond, comes with a cast list with IMDb links for the actors. Additional credits information would be nice.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be dated and listed most recent last. Sign 'em if you want. If the trivia deals with a location, please put Location: at the beginning of the item.

This is a PmWiki.

Each Episode Page contains four user editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments.

The Summary section contains, as a start, a plot description from The Perry Mason TV Show Book. A user-writen, spoiler-free plot description would be nice. Plus, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site for those cases where you just have to know.

Note: Some links lead to pages outside of the Wiki site. For these pages, please use your browser's back function to return to the Wiki page.

Note: Some Trivia items have links to pages at the main Perry Mason site. For these pages, please use your browser's back function to return to the Wiki page.

Each Episode Page contains four user editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments.

The Summary section contains a plot description from The Perry Mason TV Show Book as a start. A user-writen, spoiler-free description would be nice plus, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site.

The Credits section, thanks to Charles Richmond, has a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors. Additional credits information would be nice.

The Comments section is undefined. It could be used for opinions and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board.

The exact usage of the sections is up to you, but, I think it would be best to follow the existing format. Keep in mind that anyone who knows the password can edit the pages. So, if you see something that needs fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

Each Episode Page contains four editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments. Their intended contents are fairly obvious, I think. Here's some thoughts.

The Summary section contains a plot description from The Perry Mason TV Show Book as a start. A link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site would be nice.

The Credits section, thanks to Charles Richmond, has a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors. Additional credits would be nice.

The Trivia section is for trivia. Items should be dated and listed most recent last. Sign 'em if you want. If the trivia deals with a location, put Location: at the beginning.

The Comments section could be used for opinion and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board. The exact usage and format of the sections is up to you. Keep in mind that anyone who knows the password can edit the pages. So, if you see something that needs fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

Each Episode Page contains four editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments. Their intended contents are fairly obvious, I think. I would suggest a brief memory jogging plot description in the Summary section with, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site. I think Credits should have at least a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors. Trivia items should be dated and listed most recent last. Sign 'em if you want. If the trivia deals with a location, put Location: at the beginning. Comments could be used for opinion and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board. The exact usage and format of the sections is up to you. Keep in mind that anyone who knows the password can edit the pages. So, if you see something that needs fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

Note: Some Trivia items have links to pages at the main Perry Mason site. For these pages, please use your browser's back function to return to the Wiki.

Note: Some Trivia items have links to pages at the old site. For these pages, please use your browser's back function to return to the Wiki.

Each Episode Page contains four editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments. Their intended contents are fairly obvious, I think. I would suggest a brief memory jogging plot description in the Summary section with, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site. I think Credits should have at least a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors. Trivia items should probably be dated and listed most recent last. Sign 'em if you want. Comments could be used for opinion and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board. The exact usage and format of the sections is up to you. Keep in mind that anyone who knows the password can edit the pages. So, if you see something that needs fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

Each Episode Page contains four editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments. Their intended contents are fairly obvious, I think. I would suggest a brief memory jogging plot description in the Summary section with, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site. I think Credits should have at least a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors. Trivia items should probably be dated and listed most recent first. Sign 'em if you want. Comments could be used for opinion and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board. The exact usage and format of the sections is up to you. Keep in mind that anyone who knows the password can edit the pages. So, if you see something that needs fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

This is not an open Wiki. While all pages have an Edit link, all but the Sections pages require the admin password to edit. New page and group (all pages are part of a group) creation is similarly restricted. This may change in the future. We'll see how it goes. One thing for sure, the Wiki is easy to change and expand in new directions.

This is not an open Wiki. While all pages have an Edit link, all but the Sections pages require the admin password to edit. New page and group (all pages are part of a group) creation are similarly restricted. This may change in the future. We'll see how it goes. One thing for sure, the Wiki is easy to change and expand in new directions.

This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There are pages here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these will be chocked full of interesting and useful information about the show. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well.

Each Episode Page contains four editable sections: Summary, Credits, Trivia and Comments. Their intended contents is fairly obvious, I think. I would suggest a brief memory jogging plot description in the Summary section with, perhaps, a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site. I think Credits should have at least a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors. Trivia items should probably be dated and listed most recent first. Sign 'em if you want. Comments could be used for opinion and thoughts with, perhaps, even some discussion, like a message board. The exact usage and format of the sections is up to you. Keep in mind that anyone who knows the password can edit the pages. So, if you see something that need fixing, fix it! But, be polite about it. I'd like to avoid discord. Inappropriate content should/will be deleted.

Editing is easy. Just click the nearby Edit link. On the episode pages, this will open an editing page in a new window. A simple markup language is used. There are links to more information and a quick guide in the box at the bottom of the page. When finished editing, click Save, then close the window. Refresh the original page to see your work. Use the Wiki Sandbox to practice. You will need a password to edit. It's Lt. Tragg's first name (case sensitive).

Any changes you make are recorded in the page history along with your author name if you provided one. You can view a page's history by clicking the Hist link at the top the page. Using an author name allows an optional profile page to be created. If you would like a profile page, send me your author name (like a userid: one word, no spaces) and desired password. My profile is daveb.

Security

This is not an open Wiki. While all pages have an Edit link, all but the Sections require the admin password to edit. New page and group (all pages are part of a group) creation are similarly restricted. This may change in the future. We'll see how it goes. One thing for sure, the Wiki is easy to change and expand in new directions.

Welcome to the Wiki!

This is a Wiki. That means you, the user, can edit and add content. Our topic is the Perry Mason TV series of the 50s and 60s. There are pages here for each episode. I hope, someday, that these pages will be chocked full of interesting and useful information. I'll be adding material as time permits. You are invited to contribute as well.

Sections

Each episode page contains four editable sections. The Summary section is for a brief description of the episode, for jogging the memory, perhaps with a link to Bill Storrer's spoiler-laden synopsis at his PMESG site. The Credits section is for a cast list, with IMDb links for the actors, and perhaps other credits also. The Trivia section is for oddities, errors and interesting tidbits found in the episode. Entries should probably be dated, at the end, and listed most recent first. Sign 'em if you want. The Comments section is for your thoughts and opinions about the episode.

Editing

Editing is easy. Just click the nearby Edit link. On the episode pages, this will open an editing page in a new window. There are links to more information and a quick guide in the box at the bottom of this page. When finished editing, click Save, then close the window. Refresh the original page to see your work. Use the Wiki Sandbox to practice. You will need a password to edit. It's Lt. Tragg's first name (case sensitive).

Profiles

Any changes you make are recorded in the page history along with your author name if you provided one. You can view a page's history by clicking the Hist link at the top the page. Using an author name allows an optional profile page to be created. If you would like a profile page, send me your author name and desired password. My profile is daveb.

This site is a PmWiki.