Simon & Simon (season 3)

Simon & Simon (season 3)
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	23
Release
Original network	CBS
Original release	September 29, 1983 – March 29, 1984

This is a list of episodes from the third season of Simon & Simon

Broadcast history

The season originally aired Thursdays at 9:00-10:00 pm (EST).

Nielsen ratings

The season ranked fifth with a 23.8 rating.

DVD release

The DVD was released by Shout! Factory.

Episodes

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
37	1	"Grand Illusion"	Vincent McEveety	E. Jack Kaplan	September 29, 1983
A magician dies performing a trick he was suspected of stealing from his rival.
38	2	"DJ DOA"	Christian I. Nyby II	James Crocker	October 6, 1983
An eccentric DJ believes she saw another DJ being kidnapped from a studio.
39	3	"I Heard It Was Murder"	Christian I. Nyby II	Teleplay by: Bill Dial Story by: David Douglas Sher	October 13, 1983
The Simons are tasked with protecting a blind woman who heard a murder take place.
40	4	"Bail Out"	Vincent McEveety	Paul Magistretti	October 20, 1983
The Simons investigate the death of a record executive that may not have been accidental.
41	5	"Fly the Alibi Skies"	Vincent McEveety	Tom Porter	October 27, 1983
The Simons enlist the aid of whiz kid Richie Adler in a murder investigation.
42	6	"Shadow of Sam Penny"	Vincent McEveety	Michael Piller	November 3, 1983
The Simons help the detective who caught the original thieves in a missing-jewels case that has been reopened 30 years later.
43	7	"Caught Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea"	Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.	Gary Kemper	November 10, 1983
Detective Downtown Brown helps the Simons look for a cop who disappeared after a fur-theft bust left two officers dead.
44	8	"The Bare Facts"	Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.	Ruel Fischmann	November 17, 1983
The Simons trail a missing contractor to a nudist camp.
45	9	"Too Much of a Good Thing"	Gary Grillo	George Geiger	December 1, 1983
The Simons track a missing chemist to a citrus farm that's using an illegal insecticide.
46	10	"Betty Grable Flies Again"	Burt Kennedy	Teleplay by: Timothy Burns Story by: Arthur Alsberg & Don Nelson	December 8, 1983
A pilot who's been convicted of abandoning his crew during World War II hires the Simons to find a B-25 that may prove his innocence.
47	11	"Bon Voyage, Alonso"	Roy Campanella, Jr.	Teleplay by: William M. Whitehead Story by: Mike Lloyd Ross and William M. Whitehead	December 15, 1983
A group of hijackers take over a cruise ship carrying Rick, Cecilia and their charges.
48	12	"All Your Favorite Games"	Vincent McEveety	Don M. Mankiewicz	December 22, 1983
The Simons attempt to protect a gambler whose testimony could put a gambling boss in jail.
49	13	"John Doe"	Gary Grillo	Bruce Cervi	January 5, 1984
A man who's unable to remember the last three months of his life hires the Simons to find out why he's been charged with murder.
50	14	"Dear Lovesick"	Bernard L. Kowalski	John Kostmayer	January 12, 1984
An advice columnist asks for the Simons' help when letters from a reader suggest that a murder is about to happen.
51	15	"Bloodlines"	Burt Kennedy	Phil Combest	January 19, 1984
While on the trail of a trainer's stolen mare, the Simons discover a connection to the death of the trainer's father, who was killed in a race accident years ago.
52	16	"Heels and Toes"	Georg Fenady	Jim Tisdale	February 2, 1984
The Simons are hired as a prima ballerina's protectors.
53	17	"The Wrong Stuff"	Vincent McEveety	Alan Brennert	February 9, 1984
The release of a porno film that's been in the vault for years could lead to consequences for the teacher who's the star and a former astronaut who's the producer.
54	18	"Double Play"	Burt Kennedy	Michael Piller	February 16, 1984
The Simons' search for the person who framed them for stealing securities leads to a celebrity-lookalike escort service.
55	19	"Under the Knife"	Gerald McRaney	Teleplay by: Timothy Burns Story by: Kenneth Brooten & Stuart Chapman and Timothy Burns	February 23, 1984
A surgeon hires the Simons to find proof that the plaintiff in a malpractice suit is faking his paralysis just to get $6 million.
56	20	"Harm's Way"	Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.	Richard Chapman & Philip DeGuere	March 1, 1984
A woman who hired the Simons to find her ex-husband is actually part of group trying to bump off a Federal agent standing in the way of an assassination plot.
57	21	"The Dillinger Print"	Vincent McEveety	Teleplay by: William M. Whitehead Story by: Harry Butler & Logan Clarke and William M. Whitehead	March 8, 1984
John Dillinger is implicated in the murder of a retired FBI agent.
58	22	"Corpus Delecti"	Kim Manners	Mike Lloyd Ross	March 22, 1984
Even though the Simons are expected to gain a $120,000 commission, they find it suspicious that the clues in an insurance investigation have come together too easily.
59	23	"The Disappearance of Harry the Hat"	Vincent McEveety	Phil Combest	March 29, 1984
The Simons are hired to help a timid accountant create a new identity, but the accountant has yet to reveal his old identity.