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  55. Genius detective Nero Wolfe and his right-hand man, Archie Goodwin, solve seemingly impossible crimes.
  56. This show lasted two seasons and is a blessing for intelligent viewers with a taste for sophistication; solid, if thin, plots; great settings; high production values on a not so high budget; excellent jazzy recreation of early 1950&#39;s; and extremely good acting. The t.v episodes are consistently good because they are based on the actual Nero Wolfe novels and stories by Rex Stout.<br/><br/>That said, an obvious weakness in this show is the fact that the t.v. shows lose a lot, too much at times, when an entire novel is reduced to 47 minutes. So if you are interested in complete plots with twists and turns and a level of complexity this show could disappoint you. Even the 90 minute double episode shows suffer because of the necessary dilution of a novel to such a short time.<br/><br/>So why watch? Well, Timothy Hutton as Archie, Wolfe&#39;s sidekick (a bigger role on t.v. than in the novels), is given the main role and his performance sparkles. The non-recurring characters (played by a repertory cast) are generally good and often are very interesting. Wolfe&#39;s bloated ego, justified in the books, seems a bit out of place and silly, rather than comic and satirical, in the t.v. episodes. Meaning he doesn&#39;t seem to earn the applause thrown at him by his clients, the inspector and Archie. <br/><br/>But this show is not about &quot;reality&quot; but about having a jaunty good time, laughing along with Archie and Wolfe. Since most t.v. viewers prefer fast-paced nonsense, exemplified by NCIS, it is a true miracle that this thinking-man&#39;s show made it to the air. Hutton&#39;s character, Wolfe&#39;s charming bluster and Hutton&#39;s own pushing for the show (He is listed as a producer and directs some of the episodes) probably are responsible for this show being aired. A very entertaining and &quot;slick&quot; show, pulsating with the &quot;joy of life.&quot;
  57. I was begining to wonder, with one boring TV season after another, and &quot;Frasier&quot; being the only show to watch. Now I have &quot;Wolfe.&quot; I hope A &amp; E will keep it around for awhile. Timothy Hutton and Maury Chaykin are brilliant in their roles as Archie Goodwin and Nero Wolfe. My dad is a big fan of the books, and he says they&#39;re excatly how he would have pictured them to be. <br/><br/>The show seems to air in segments of two-part episodes, that will most likely be marketed as movies. They&#39;re worth buying! Fast-paced and and full of fun, &quot;Nero Wolfe&quot; seems to be the best show that has come along to television in a long time! At first I thought it would just be an excuse to watch Timothy Hutton (SWOON) once a week, but it&#39;s got a whole lot more than just a really great actor.<br/><br/>Thank you, A &amp; E, for this quality show.
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