Charlie Grace is a Los Angeles private eye with a daughter named Jenny, works along with other cops, including his partner, Crawford, to solve different multiple mystery cases.
- Created by
- Robert Singer
Seasons and episodes
1 season · 9 episodes
1
- 1S1 E1
Take Me to the Pilot
Sep 14, 199560 min
LA private detective Charlie Grace takes actress Linda Lane on a ride along. Criminal Mad Dog threatens Charlie's life and Captain Rios puts him under police protection. When Mad Dog is killed, Charlie becomes the main suspect.
- 2S1 E2
Pilot
Sep 21, 199550 min
Charlie's ex-wife is arrested for her rich husband's murder. He hires defense attorney Leslie Loeb while he tracks down the dangerous Bukowski for her.
- 3S1 E3
Bring Me the Head of Darnell Sims
Sep 28, 199545 min
With her mother in prison, Jenny is now living with Charlie. He's bringing back Darnell Sims to testify in Leslie's case. They hitch a plane ride with Arty back to LA only to be hijacked by a passenger for a cocaine run.
- 4S1 E4
The Kid
Oct 5, 199545 min
Charlie helps an abused young girl and her mother and uncovers a very young suspected killer. Jenny resents the demands of Charlie's work.
- 5S1 E5
Designer Knock-Off
Oct 12, 199545 min
Charlie searches for the killer of a beautiful woman's fashion designer father.
- 6S1 E6
One Simple Little Favor
Oct 19, 199557 min
Charlie gets caught between a woman and her mobster son (Richard Romanus)who intends to kill them both.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where can I watch Charlie Grace?
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- How many seasons of Charlie Grace are there?
- Charlie Grace has 1 season and 9 episodes. Status: Cancelled.
- Will there be a new season of Charlie Grace?
- Charlie Grace has been canceled; no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on October 19, 1995.
- Who stars in Charlie Grace?
- Charlie Grace stars Mark Harmon, Leelee Sobieski, Robert Costanzo, Cindy Katz, Allen Lulu.
