Three for the Money

Episode aired Mar 12, 1980
Not Rated
49m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

229

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The agency is hired collectively by Professor McKendrick, Mike Lloyd and Mrs. Pattison, who were each swindled by a con man named Harley Dexter to the tune of close to a quarter million doll... Read allThe agency is hired collectively by Professor McKendrick, Mike Lloyd and Mrs. Pattison, who were each swindled by a con man named Harley Dexter to the tune of close to a quarter million dollars in total. The three want the Angels and Bosley to get their money back, no more, no le... Read allThe agency is hired collectively by Professor McKendrick, Mike Lloyd and Mrs. Pattison, who were each swindled by a con man named Harley Dexter to the tune of close to a quarter million dollars in total. The three want the Angels and Bosley to get their money back, no more, no less. Dexter believes that he truly conned some of them in they not knowing that he has thei... Read all

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

229

YOUR RATING

4User reviews

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Crime

Mahershala Ali and Alex R. Hibbert in Moonlight (2016)

Drama

Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, and Kelvin Harrison Jr. in Chinatown (1974)

Mystery

Storyline

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Trivia
Jaclyn Smith sheds her "prim and proper" image for the first time to play a "vulgar" Kelly in her first scene meeting the con-artist. Even when she had undercover-approached the pornographer in "Dirty Business", with a very "forward' proposal, telling him she would "do anything" for a part in a movie, Jaclyn had played her usual classy Kelly. Here, she finally puts in a performance, playing quite a different character---albeit, for only one scene.

Goofs
Tiffany is lounging in a leather armchair by a fireplace. She is artistically filmed from the back of the chair, through a crescent shape opening. There are silver rivets shining on that other, semi-circular side. But when cutting back to the front, the armchair where Tiffany sits is clearly upright and not curved, so it would have been impossible for the camera to capture the angel in such an artistic frame from that reverse side of the armchair.

Quotes
Tiffany Welles: Hello...
Harley Dexter: Hi.
Tiffany Welles: You look kinda lonely standing over here.
Harley Dexter: I'm just catching my breath.
Tiffany Welles: I'm Tiffany Wells, One of the senator's aides.
Harley Dexter: I'm, uh, Fred Doggins.
Tiffany Welles: No you're not,
Harley Dexter: I'm not?
Tiffany Welles: You're Harley Dexter.
Harley Dexter: Oh. Well, don't you think you can get into trouble talking to me?
Tiffany Welles: The senator asked me to.
Harley Dexter: Ah, come on. You're kidding.
Tiffany Welles: I'm not kidding. Despite what he says about you publicly, the senator finds you rather... dynamic.
Harley Dexter: I would love to be convinced of that. How 'bout later over a bottle of wine?
Tiffany Welles: Sounds inviting.
Harley Dexter: It was meant to be.

Soundtracks
The Policeman's Song
(uncredited)
Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert (uncredited)
Music by Arthur Sullivan (uncredited)
Performed by David Doyle and Lee Terri
[Bosley and Professor McKendrick sing the song in the car with Kelly behind the wheel]