Banyon - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Decent Thing to Do
When a man who hires Banyon as his bodyguard is murdered, Banyon does his best to solve the crime.
The Old College Try
Banyon solves a campus killing and saves a bereaved father from the clutches of a greedy woman.
The Graveyard Vote
Banyon discovers that politics makes strange dead fellows.
Completely Out of Print
Banyon turns literary detective and finds himself involved in another murder case.
Meal Ticket
When a hulking Basque prize fighter refuses to purposely lose a match for some dishonest gamblers, it means murder and another case for Banyon.
The Clay Clarinet
A band leader hires Banyon to find out who is trying to kill him.
Dead End
Banyon lays to rest a "ghost" that has been haunting his friend, Police Lt. Pete McNeil, for seven years.
Time to Kill
Behind the scenes of a dance marathon of the 1930s, Banyon exposes a death hoax and the "second lift" of an ex-Busby Berkeley chorus girl.
Think of Me Kindly
Banyon walks in a dead man's shoes to solve two murders for the price of one.
A Date with Death
Banyon probes the sordid past of a taxi dancer to find out who killed her.
Sally Overman is Missing
Stolen information smuggled in the brain of Banyon's beautiful secretary makes her a target for murder.
The Lady Killer
Banyon solves a murder in Pasadena's millionaires' row.
The Murder Game
A former girlfriend re-enters Banyon's life in a case involving a missing diamonds.
Just Once
To solve a brand new murder, Banyon pieces together the solution to a five-year-old financial district heist.
Time Lapse
Banyon exposes a phony gang slaying and frees a double-crossing beauty from an ivory tower.
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