America's Top Sleuths 2006
According to the Sleuth Network
In the summer of 2006, the American cable and satellite network carried by Time/Warner specializing in crime and detective shows came up with a unique promotional idea -- a viewer's poll on their favourite television and film sleuths.
They presented a list of what they considered the most popular and/or influential sleuths and asked viewers to vote for their favourites. The survey, sure to trigger instense debate among fans not just over those who were included but also over those who were omitted. The results will form the basis of a 90-minute television special to be aired October 20, which promises to be chockfull of film clips and pontification and nostalgic ramblings on such vital topics as the social significance of Kojak's lollipop and the hidden cultural subtext of Rockford's cookie jar, I'm sure.
They're not all P.I.s, of course, but the top twenty-five sleuths, in no particular order, as selected by Sleuth, are:
If you haven't already done so, feel free to go to Sleuth's web site and vote now.
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