Simon & Simon

One hundred and fifty six episodes about two brothers who agree on nothing, and one reunion film six years after the network gave up on them.

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Where to start with Simon & Simon

Season one is thirteen episodes and the show is still finding itself. Most people are better off starting at season two, which is where it became a hit.

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    Season two, twenty three episodes Simon & Simon

    CBS moved it behind Magnum, P.I. and it took off. This is the version people remember: two brothers, one scruffy, one pressed, arguing their way through a case a week.

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    Season one, whenever you like Simon & Simon

    Thirteen episodes with a slightly different tone and a supporting cast that does not last. Nothing later depends on it.

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    Season three onwards Simon & Simon

    Six more seasons of self contained cases. The last two are short as the ratings fell.

Then what? The 1995 reunion film, which puts them back together a decade on.

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The series

  • Simon & Simon 1981, 8 seasons, 156 episodes

The reunion film

  • Simon & Simon: In Trouble Again 1995

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