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==Early episodes==

==Early episodes==

The pilot episode, which was broadcast as a segment of CBS's ''Four Star Playhouse'' on February 25, 1954, involves a woman who hires McGraw to protect her from her threatening husband. It features Audrey Totter, Paul Picerni, Ellen Corby, and Peter Whitney. The second pilot episode entitled "The Long Count," which was shown as a segment of CBS's Stage 7 series on March 27, 1955, features Ted de Corsia, Richard Deacon, and Biff Elliot. The plot involves a [[boxing]] promoter who hires McGraw to watch his prize boxer.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0581885/|title=''Meet McGraw''|publisher=Internet Movie Data Base|accessdate=December 19, 2019}}</ref>​

The pilot episode, which was broadcast as a segment of CBS's ''Four Star Playhouse'' on February 25, 1954, involves a woman who hires McGraw to protect her from her threatening husband. It features Audrey Totter, Paul Picerni, Ellen Corby, and Peter Whitney. The second pilot episode entitled "The Long Count," which was shown as a segment of CBS's Stage 7 series on March 27, 1955, features Ted de Corsia, Richard Deacon, and Biff Elliot. The plot involves a [[boxing]] promoter who hires McGraw to watch his prize boxer.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0581885/|title=''Meet McGraw''|publisher=Internet Movie Data Base|accessdate=December 19, 2019}}</ref>

 

The first episode produced, called "Keys to the City," did not air until September 24, 1957, more than two months after the start of the show on July 2, 1957. In it, McGraw is involved in a minor accident with a woman [[mayor]] named Loretta Travers (played by Jean Willes), who is in the midst of a reelection campaign.<ref name=ctva/>​

The first episode produced, called "Keys to the City," did not air until September 24, 1957, more than two months after the start of the show on July 2, 1957. In it, McGraw is involved in a minor accident with a woman [[mayor]] named Loretta Travers (played by Jean Willes), who is in the midst of a reelection campaign.<ref name=ctva/>​

 

In the second episode, "Lady in Limbo," McGraw helps a young woman (played by Marcia Henderson) who is accused of [[murder]]. In the investigation, the detective finds that identical twins -  part of a magician's disappearing act – are involved in the unusual case. In "The Tycoon Story," an aircraft executive (played by Barry Atwate]) hires McGraw to find his runaway wife (portrayed by Angie Dickinson).<ref name=ctva/> The businessman also finds that an ambitious assistant is trying to seize control of his company. Dickinson appears in another ''Meet McGraw'' episode, "McGraw in Reno," as Liza Parish.<ref name=ctva/>​

In the second episode, "Lady in Limbo," McGraw helps a young woman (played by Marcia Henderson) who is accused of [[murder]]. In the investigation, the detective finds that identical twins -  part of a magician's disappearing act – are involved in the unusual case. In "The Tycoon Story," an aircraft executive (played by Barry Atwate]) hires McGraw to find his runaway wife (portrayed by Angie Dickinson).<ref name=ctva/> The businessman also finds that an ambitious assistant is trying to seize control of his company. Dickinson appears in another ''Meet McGraw'' episode, "McGraw in Reno," as Liza Parish.<ref name=ctva/>​

 

In the episode "Border City," McGraw is hired by a citizen's committee to clean up corruption in a community. he detective then surprisingly runs into problems from a district attorney and his hired gunman. Hugh Beaumont guest stars at the same time that hwas also donning the role of Ward Cleaver on the ''Leave It to Beaver'' situation comedy. In "Ballerina," Hans Conreid, subsequently an occasional recurring guest star on ''The Danny Thomas Show,'' hires McGraw to protect his prima ballerina, who has a mortal enemy. In "The Elderly Doctor," McGraw searches for a [[physician]] who disappears after he is given some valuable microfilm.<ref name=ctva/>

In "Border City," McGraw is hired by a citizen's committee to clean up corruption in a community. he detective then surprisingly runs into problems from a district attorney and his hired gunman. Hugh Beaumont guest stars at the same time that hwas also donning the role of Ward Cleaver on the ''Leave It to Beaver'' situation comedy. In "Ballerina," Hans Conreid, subsequently an occasional recurring guest star on ''The Danny Thomas Show,'' hires McGraw to protect his prima ballerina, who has a mortal enemy. In "The Elderly Doctor," McGraw searches for a [[physician]] who disappears after he is given some valuable microfilm.<ref name=ctva/>

==Other episodes==

==Other episodes==