The episode where he had a band-aid on his forehead. Everyone kept asking him what happened (why the band-aid). Harry kept changing the story or reason for the band-aid: "Acne", "A dog bit me", "An alligator bit me", etc. What was the name of the episode?

--class1paradox

I remember the episode where he had to clear the murder charge of the son of the nurse who helped him after he got shot ( the nurse was black). The thing that stood out to me at the time, was that Harry-O was totally at ease when he had to go to the ghetto to find out some information. He did'nt have to rough anybody up to get his information, and he even had some friends down there from when he was a cop.

The liquor store guy even saved him from getting a serious beatdown or worse when the bad guys came looking for him. The blind kid who also helped him was a little irritatiing, but he had made up for it by helping Harry escape from the bad guys.

I have so many fond memories of Harry-o. I liked it when it first came on TV, but I fell in love with it when they started showing it late nights. ( ah, me, Harry-O, and this beautiful young lady that I was dating at the time!)(smile)
Long live Harry-O!!!!

--Mikey

I remember, from almost 30 years ago, Harry sitting in a bar and asking the bartender to put a label on a bottle---Manny Quinlan. He said that the bartender should offer a drink to certain deserving people on Manny Quinlan.

I am sitting tonight watching what I think is that episode from so many years ago and remembering how special the show was and how special an actor David Jansenn was--as well as the dynamic of Harry and a very young Farah Fawcett.

Unbelievable!

--Larry B.