Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Golden Spiders
Death on the Doorstep
Before I Die
Wolfe at the Door
Might As Well Be Dead
To Catch a Dead Man
In the Best of Families
Murder by the Book
What Happened to April?
Nero and Archie investigate when a former underwater striptease artist is slain and the prime suspect is her boyfriend, who also happens to be the coroner.
Gambit
Death and the Dolls
The Murder in Question
A former prosecutor's wife may have been murdered by a parolee he sent to prison.
Blue Ribbon Hostage
A getaway driver becomes the prime suspect in the murder of an accomplice following a jewelry heist. Desperate to clear his name, he takes an extreme step by snatching Wolfe's cherished, award-winning orchid plant. Using it as leverage, he issues an ultimatum: prove his innocence, or the prized orchid will meet its end.
Sweet Revenge
A thief seeking revenge hires two hitmen to kill Wolfe and Archie (William Conrad, Lee Horsley).
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