The Fugitive (TV series)/YMMV


 * Complete Monster: The one armed man, arguably. Not only does he murder a woman, he lets an innocent man be accused of it for four years. His monstrosity is on full display in the finale, when he, and then
 * Deal with the Devil: In the finale, the bail bondsman who . The bondsman attempts to cut a deal with . It ends very badly for him.
 * Fridge Logic: Notably averted, in that the show's very premise provided the answer to a couple of questions that earlier Walking the Earth series such as Route 66 had left unanswered: why don't the protagonists just settle down in one place, and why solve the problems themselves instead of calling the police?
 * Seinfeld Is Unfunny: Every Wandering Hero television show that followed - such as The Incredible Hulk and The Pretender - copies from The Fugitive by relying on the Wrongly Accused and Stern Chase tropes this series added to that concept.
 * The Untwist: The final 2 episodes are a 2 part story. In Part 1, the One-Armed Man is caught and held in jail for an unrelated crime, but is inexplicably bailed out by someone else. He tells the bail bondsman that he didn't kill Helen Kimble but saw who did and it wasn't her husband. When Kimble breaks into the bondsman's office later, he finds the bondsman dead, murdered, and sees in the bondsman's file that the name of the person who paid for the One-Armed Man's bail is...Leonard Taft, Kimble's own brother-in-law! People began speculating that Len would turn out to be the killer. In Part 2, it turns out that, nope, the One-Armed Man was just lying to the bondsman whom he then murdered. He really did kill Helen. It even turns out that Len
 * The Woobie: Kimble, of course. It's an essential part of his Plot Armor. Everybody Kimble meets will either 1) instantly believe he's innocent, 2) realize he's innocent by the end of the episode, or 3) be a guilty criminal. Or 4) be Gerard.