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As of episode "Alimony League" (the 16th of the season's 20 episodes), the opening and closing background of
Bradbury building was gone, replaced by Bailey in silhouette walking past lighted store windows. This was actually a scene from "5" (the sixth-season opener) and it was supposedly located in
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was virtually an entirely different show that just happened to use the same title and lead character name, although the lead character was now very different. The series and Bailey's personality took on a darker tone, and the familiar office, parking lot and Dino's Lodge were gone. A new musical
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February 1964. In the 1964 summer reruns period, shows from the Bailey and Spencer years were shown, and the Season 6 episodes were abandoned, rarely seen until September 2017 on
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Episodes of the television series can be seen in reruns through syndication packages offered by Warner Bros. Studios. At one time, 43 episodes had been removed from syndication for various legal reasons, but 13 of these can now be seen as reruns. As of 2017, the syndication package aired on
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Huggins intended the show to be a hard-edged drama, but beginning with the 23rd episode, "The
Pasadena Caper", the tone started to become much lighter, with a strong element of self-deprecating humor and the word "caper" frequently used in episode titles. The catchy theme song, written by
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Angeles). There seemed to be no spoken mention of his office address in the Season 6 shows, although in the episode "Bonus Baby" when a police officer inspects Bailey's private investigator license, a close-up shows the address "77 Sunset Strip."
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in the spring of 1997, but despite a few attempts to modify and finalize it for broadcast in 1997–1998, the project never made it past the testing stage. Early mentions of the show were made in the network's fall affiliate presentation promotion, with the
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Orleans and relocated to North Hollywood, joining Bailey and Spencer's firm and taking Office 104. The character was dropped after one season, but Long (once again playing different one-shot guest characters) was seen again on
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semiregular Gigi Verone. No number 77 exists on the Strip, as all Sunset
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