Mannix - Season 5: Difference between revisions
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Mannix - Season 5: Difference between revisions
[[File:S5E04-WaltherPPK.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Harry Nelson ([[James Daris]]) holds a PPK in some grapevines in "Wine From These Grapes" (S5E04).]]
[[File:S5E04-WaltherPPK.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Harry Nelson ([[James Daris]]) holds a PPK in some grapevines in "Wine From These Grapes" (S5E04).]]
[[File:MannixS5E05-WaltherPPK.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Ralph fires the PPK while in a parking garage in "Woman in the Shadows" (S5E05). Why everyone makes a weird face while flinching is beyond me.]]
[[File:MannixS5E05-WaltherPPK.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Ralph fires the PPK while in a parking garage in "Woman in the Shadows" (S5E05). Why everyone makes a weird face while flinching is beyond me.]]
==Bersa Thunder .380==
While in the parking garage shootout,a [[Bersa Thunder 380]] stands in for Ralph's PPK.
[[File:MannixS5E05-Bersa380.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Mannix tells Harry to move it while holding his gun.]]
Mannix is a detective TV show created by Richard Levinson and William Link, and produced by Bruce Geller (who also created the espionage series Mission: Impossible). It ran from 1967 to 1975 on the channel CBS alongside M:I.
Mannix followed the life of Los Angeles private investigator Joseph "Joe" Mannix, played by Mike Connors, and his African-American secretary, Peggy Fair (played by Gail Fisher). Mannix is of Armenian descent (like Connors himself), and is proficient in most athletics, including being a black belt in Karate, a decent skier, and an excellent pool player. He is also a veteran of the Korean War. In Season 1, he works for detective firm Intertect. Starting in Season 2, he lives and works in his own office at 17 Paseo Verde, West LA. He carries a Walther PP in Season 1, which can be seen in the intro, but starts to carry a Colt Detective Special from Season 2 onwards.
The show won the "Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Drama" in 1971, which was late Season 4 and early Season 5. Mike Connors himself also won an award for his portrayal of Mannix, the 1969 Golden Globe Awards (for which he was nominated six consecutive times) and 4 straight Emmy nominations from 1970 to 1973. Mannix, the series itself, was twice nominated for the Emmy Award for Best Dramatic Series. In 1972, writer Mann Rubin won an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America for the episode "A Step in Time" (S5E03).
The following weapons were used in Season 5 of the television series Mannix:
Leslie Fielding is given a nickel Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless as a gift by her husband Glen, and it is used to shoot a intruder in "Dark So Early, Dark So Long" (S5E01). It is also handled by the police ballistics expert later in the episode.
The Colt Official Police is seen with a hodgepodge of different characters, from a young boy to a hypnotist. Most of the time, however, it is seen unfired.
Sheriff Cisco Madeiras uses an unknown shotgun to quiet down some workers in "Wine From These Grapes" (S5E04). The scene is too dark to confirm any certain ID but it may possibly be a Winchester Model 1912.
One of the goons during the car chase in "Cold Trail" (S5E02) uses a custom sporterized K98k with double triggers, a custom stock, a custom barrel, and a butterknife bolt. He fires it at Mannix's left rear tire repeatedly.
