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Martin Kane, Private Eye (1949–1954) — drama · action · crime on NBC
About Martin Kane, Private Eye
Martin Kane, Private Eye, ended on April 8, 1954. The series concluded its run on NBC after five seasons of crime drama. It was a notable early television detective series that captivated audiences during its time, spanning from its debut in 1949 through its final episode in 1954.
The show was centered around the character of Martin Kane, a private detective working in New York City. Throughout its run, the series depicted Kane solving various crimes, with his personality and relationships evolving over the years. The series was known for its portrayal of Kane's interactions with the police and the consistent presence of Happy McMann's tobacco shop, a familiar hangout spot.
The cast featured actors such as Mark Stevens, Lloyd Nolan, William Gargan, and Lee Tracy, each portraying Martin Kane at different times. The show had a runtime of approximately 30 minutes per episode. Since the series has ended, there are no upcoming episodes or seasons to anticipate.
Martin Kane, Private Eye episode schedule
14 aired
Aired · 14
| Date | Ep. | Title |
|---|---|---|
| May 20, 1954 | S5·E4 | The Milk Bottle Murder |
| April 8, 1954 | S5·E29 | The Shoeshine Murder |
| August 27, 1953 | S5·E1 | Episode5-1 |
| June 25, 1953 | S4·E33 | Trip To Bermuda |
| June 11, 1953 | S4·E31 | Subway Switch |
| April 23, 1953 | S4·E25 | The Comic Strip Killer |
| May 29, 1952 | S4·E1 | Episode 1 |
| March 27, 1952 | S3·E27 | The Black Pearls |
| January 31, 1952 | S3·E19 | A Crooner is Murdered |
| January 3, 1952 | S3·E11 | Rest Home Murder |
| August 30, 1951 | S3·E1 | Episode 3-1 |
| March 1, 1951 | S2·E20 | The District Attorney Killer |
| August 31, 1950 | S2·E1 | Episode 2-1 |
| September 1, 1949 | S1·E1 | Episode1-1 |
