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* CasualDangerDialog: The main characters' usual reaction to danger of any kind.
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* CasualDangerDialog: CasualDangerDialogue: The main characters' usual reaction to danger of any kind.
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Running only one season (1959-1960), this series starred Creator/JohnVivyan as Mr. Lucky, owner of a floating casino (later restaurant) anchored in international waters off the coast of an unnamed American city. Along with his partner, a streetwise Latin American named Andamo (Creator/RossMartin), he dealt with the various shady characters and dangerous situations that popped up while doing business aboard the luxurious ''Fortuna II''.
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Running only one season (1959-1960), (1959-1960) on Creator/{{CBS}}, this series starred Creator/JohnVivyan as Mr. Lucky, owner of a floating casino (later restaurant) anchored in international waters off the coast of an unnamed American city. Along with his partner, a streetwise Latin American named Andamo (Creator/RossMartin), he dealt with the various shady characters and dangerous situations that popped up while doing business aboard the luxurious ''Fortuna II''.
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* NoNameGiven: We never find out whether Mr. Lucky or Andamo even have first names. Unless "Andamo" ''is'' the man's first name - there's no telling!
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* NoNameGiven: NoFullNameGiven: We never find out whether Mr. Lucky or Andamo even have first names. Unless "Andamo" ''is'' the man's first name - there's no telling!
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: Almost every episode, due to the fact that Mr. Lucky's watch plays the first five notes of the show's theme - ''his'' theme - whenever it's opened.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: Almost every episode, due to the fact that Mr. Lucky's watch plays the first five notes of the show's theme - ''his'' theme - whenever it's opened.
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Running only one season (1959-1960), this series starred John Vivyan as Mr. Lucky, owner of a floating casino (later restaurant) anchored in international waters off the coast of an unnamed American city. Along with his partner, a streetwise Latin American named Andamo (Ross Martin), he dealt with the various shady characters and dangerous situations that popped up while doing business aboard the luxurious ''Fortuna II''.
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Running only one season (1959-1960), this series starred John Vivyan Creator/JohnVivyan as Mr. Lucky, owner of a floating casino (later restaurant) anchored in international waters off the coast of an unnamed American city. Along with his partner, a streetwise Latin American named Andamo (Ross Martin), (Creator/RossMartin), he dealt with the various shady characters and dangerous situations that popped up while doing business aboard the luxurious ''Fortuna II''.
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* ManInWhite: Andamo seems to have a thing for white suits. Lucky also sports one on occasion.
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A sister-show of sorts to ''PeterGunn'', since they were both created by Blake Edwards and shared many [[ProductionPosse key personnel]], including composer Music/HenryMancini. Based on the story ''Bundles for Freedom'' by Milton Holmes. (That story was also the basis of a 1943 motion picture with which this show shares its name but little else.)
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A sister-show of sorts to ''PeterGunn'', ''Series/PeterGunn'', since they were both created by Blake Edwards Creator/BlakeEdwards and shared many [[ProductionPosse key personnel]], including composer Music/HenryMancini. Based on the story ''Bundles for Freedom'' by Milton Holmes. (That story was also the basis of a 1943 motion picture with which this show shares its name but little else.)
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* TieInNovel: ''Mr. Lucky'', by Albert Conroy and Mort Engle, published in 1960.
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Despite Lucky having semi-regular girlfriend, Maggie, and Andamo always chasing after beautiful women, they both seem to fall in the category of one another's most important person.
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Despite Lucky having a semi-regular girlfriend, Maggie, and Andamo always chasing after beautiful women, they both seem to fall in the category of one another's most important person.
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Despite Lucky having semi-regular girlfriend, Maggie, and Andamo always chasing after beautiful women, they both seem to fall in the category of one another's most important person.
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A sister-show of sorts to ''PeterGunn'', since they were both created by Blake Edwards and shared many [[ProductionPosse key personnel]], including composer HenryMancini. Based on the story ''Bundles for Freedom'' by Milton Holmes. (That story was also the basis of a 1943 motion picture with which this show shares its name but little else.)
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A sister-show of sorts to ''PeterGunn'', since they were both created by Blake Edwards and shared many [[ProductionPosse key personnel]], including composer HenryMancini.Music/HenryMancini. Based on the story ''Bundles for Freedom'' by Milton Holmes. (That story was also the basis of a 1943 motion picture with which this show shares its name but little else.)
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Andamo is so taken by the girl of the week in "The Sour Milk Fund" that he's oblivious to Lucky's presence.
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* PayEvilUntoEvil: The main characters are not above using physical intimidation, up to and including death threats (as demonstrated by Lucky in "The Big Squeeze"), to get what they want out of the bad guys.
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* NoNameGiven: We never find out whether Mr. Lucky or Andamo even have first names. Unless Andamo ''is'' his first name - there's no telling!
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* BashBrothers: More often than not, defeating the villain(s)-of-the-week involves Lucky and Andamo working together to beat said villain(s) unconscious.
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* OnlyAFleshWound: Andamo gets shot in the leg in "The Sour Milk Fund" but tells Lucky that he's "okay." He ''is'', at least, shown walking with a cane afterwards.
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* OnlyAFleshWound: Andamo gets shot in the leg in "The Sour Milk Fund" but tells Lucky that he's "okay." He ''is'', is, at least, shown walking with a cane afterwards.
