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The Partners : ウィキペディア英語版
The Partners (TV series)

''The Partners'' is an American sitcom that aired on September 18, 1971 through September 8, 1972 on NBC.
==Synopsis==
The program featured Don Adams and Rupert Crosse as bumbling detectives (Adams' Lenny Crooke being the more inept of the two). Veteran actor John Doucette played the exasperated Captain Andrews, a character not unlike "the Chief" portrayed by Edward Platt in Adams' earlier ''Get Smart''. Dick Van Patten (who later gained fame as Tom Bradford on ''Eight Is Enough'') played the sycophantic desk Sergeant Higgenbottem. Adams' real-life cousin, Robert Karvelas (best known as Agent Larabee from ''Get Smart'') had a recurring role as Freddie, a character who compulsively confessed to crimes he did not commit.
The pilot featured guest appearances by Joey Forman (Adams' Crooke mistakenly bursts into his apartment while Foreman is showering and orders him to "drop the soap"), Art Metrano and Yvonne Craig (best known as Batgirl from ABC's ''Batman'').

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