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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | 1982-1987 NBC series about private investigator Laura Holt and the handsome, nameless conman with a fascination for Film Noir who strolled into her life and very publicly took over the identity of her fictional "employer". To the surprise of both Laura and her partners Murphy Michaels and Bernice Fox, the conman with five passports (all in the names of Humphrey Bogart roles) turns out to be not too bad at detective work, although the degree to which he relies on the plots of old movies as his inspiration infuriates just about everyone. |
