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''Honey West'' is an American crime drama that aired for [[ShortRunner one season of thirty episodes]] on Creator/{{ABC}} in 1965 and 1966. The show was spun off from the ''Series/BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Jackpot?" and based on a series of novels by Forest and Gloria Fickling. It stars Creator/AnneFrancis as the owner of a high-tech private detective firm, where she works with her partner Sam Bolt (John Ericson).
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''Honey West'' is an American crime drama in a DramaticHalfHour format that aired for [[ShortRunner one season of thirty episodes]] on Creator/{{ABC}} in 1965 and 1966. The show was spun off from the ''Series/BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Jackpot?" and based on a series of novels by Forest and Gloria Fickling. It stars Creator/AnneFrancis as the owner of a high-tech private detective firm, where she works with her partner Sam Bolt (John Ericson).
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''Honey West'' is an American crime drama that aired for [[ShortRunner one season of thirty episodes]] on Creator/{{ABC}} in 1965 and 1966. The show was spun off from the ''Series/BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Jackpot?" and based on a series of novels by Forest and Gloria Fickling. It stars Anne Francis as the owner of a high-tech private detective firm, where she works with her partner Sam Bolt (John Ericson).
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''Honey West'' is an American crime drama that aired for [[ShortRunner one season of thirty episodes]] on Creator/{{ABC}} in 1965 and 1966. The show was spun off from the ''Series/BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Jackpot?" and based on a series of novels by Forest and Gloria Fickling. It stars Anne Francis Creator/AnneFrancis as the owner of a high-tech private detective firm, where she works with her partner Sam Bolt (John Ericson).
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* CoolPet: Honey's ocelot, Bruce.
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* PhonyPsychic: Faustini in "Like Visions and Omens and All That Jazz", who's out to fleece his rich client, an heiress.
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* PhonyPsychic: Faustini (Creator/NehemiahPersoff) in "Like Visions and Omens and All That Jazz", who's out to fleece his rich client, an heiress.
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* MakeupWeapon: Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
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* PhonyPsychic: Faustini in "Like Visions and Omens and All That Jazz", who's out to fleece his rich client, an heiress.
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* MsFanservice: Anne Francis in tight catsuits. Anne Francis in sexy evening gowns. Anne Francis in bikinis. Yep, this show delivers!
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* FoodSlap: In "Whatever Lola Wants..." Lola throws her drink in Sam's face so she can wrench free from him and escape.
* HumanMail: The villains of "Whatever Lola Wants..." try to mail Honey to the syndicate in Caracas.
* HumanMail: The villains of "Whatever Lola Wants..." try to mail Honey to the syndicate in Caracas.
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* BookcasePassage: A sliding panel in Honey's office leads to her apartment.
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** A sliding panel in Honey's office leads to herapartment.apartment.
** A syndicate in "Whatever Lola Wants..." has a sliding mirror leading to their secret lair.
** A sliding panel in Honey's office leads to her
** A syndicate in "Whatever Lola Wants..." has a sliding mirror leading to their secret lair.
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* NoEndorHolocaust: "Whatever Lola Wants..." ends with the explosion of a mansion that had just been hosting a party. The only reaction this gets is a OneLiner from Honey, with no mention of whether the guests got out okay.
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* CementShoes: Referenced by one of the villains of "Live a Little... Kill a Little": "In an hour I'll be dropping them into the sea from your boat, weighted down!"
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* DeadManHonking: In "Live a Little... Kill a Little," Honey finds a dying man slumped against his steering wheel. She pulls him back long enough to hear his LastWords. When she lets him go, he slumps back onto the steering wheel, setting off the horn.
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* SecurityBlanket: Bruce has one and attacks Sam for trying to take it away.
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* BinocularShot: Done in "A Matter of Wife and Death" when Sam watches Honey and the woman they're protecting from the van.
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* CutAndPasteNote: A character in "A Matter of Wife and Death" receives one that says "THERE'S NO PLACE TO GO I'M GOING TO GET YOU."
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* SpiesInAVan: Honey and Sam drive around in a surveillance van with "H. W. Bolt, TV Repairing" written on the side.
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* BeefBandage: In "The Abominable Snowman," Sam drapes a raw steak meant for Bruce over his black eye after getting in a fistfight.
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* ShoePhone: Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
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* NeverASelfMadeWoman: Honey inherited her detective firm from her father.
* ShoePhone: Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in objects such as a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
* ShoePhone: Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in objects such as a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
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* BriefcaseFullOfMoney: How a stolen art dealer in "The Owl and the Eye" pays for the [[MacGuffin Ming Owl]].
* ConcealingCanvas: A thief in "The Owl and the Eye" hides the Ming Owl behind a portrait of his mother.
* ConcealingCanvas: A thief in "The Owl and the Eye" hides the Ming Owl behind a portrait of his mother.
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* BookcasePassage: A sliding panel in Honey's office leads to her apartment.
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* SoftGlass: In "The Owl and the Eye," Honey shatters a window with her shoe.
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* ActionGirl: Honey can effortlessly beat up almost any man.
* AndStarring: Starring Anne Francis, co-starring John Ericson.
* AndStarring: Starring Anne Francis, co-starring John Ericson.
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* IrisOut: The opening sequence ends this way.
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* TheTeaser: Every episode opens with one.
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''Honey West'' is an American crime drama that aired for [[ShortRunner one season of thirty episodes]] on Creator/{{ABC}} in 1965 and 1966. The show was spun off from the ''Series/BurkesLaw'' episode "Who Killed the Jackpot?" and based on a series of novels by Forest and Gloria Fickling. It stars Anne Francis as the owner of a high-tech private detective firm, where she works with her partner Sam Bolt (John Ericson).
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!!''Honey West'' contains examples of:
* {{Blackmail}}: The villain of "The Swingin' Mrs. Jones" seduces rich men's wives and secretly films them so he and his accomplices can blackmail them.
* CoolPet: Honey's ocelot, Bruce.
* MatchCut: The opening credits contain a dissolve from Bruce's face to Honey's.
* ShoePhone: Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
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!!''Honey West'' contains examples of:
* {{Blackmail}}: The villain of "The Swingin' Mrs. Jones" seduces rich men's wives and secretly films them so he and his accomplices can blackmail them.
* CoolPet: Honey's ocelot, Bruce.
* MatchCut: The opening credits contain a dissolve from Bruce's face to Honey's.
* ShoePhone: Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
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