On this day in 1973, CBS introduced the mid-season replacement, Barnaby Jones. The series starred former Beverly Hillbillies patriarch Buddy Ebsen as a retired private detective who gets back into the business when his son, also a P.I., is murdered. Lee Meriwether co-starred as Barnaby's widowed daughter-in-law and eventual business partner.

The series ran eight seasons.

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