“Ironside,” the Universal-produced TV series about a wheelchair-bound police detective that ran from 1967 to 1975 on NBC, has been chopped, channeled and reupholstered as “Ironside,” a ...

Classic crime drama Ironside is to be revamped by NBC. The original 1967-75 series starred Raymond Burr as a San Francisco cop confined to a wheelchair after suffering a paralysing gunshot wound.

a remake of a 1967 series about a detective in a wheelchair, is not just TV's oldest drama. It also has the oldest audience among fall's new crop of shows, one reason its run is ending Wednesday ...

Burr's "Ironside" aired from 1967-75, but low ratings will keep the new series to a total of four episodes. "Welcome to the Family," a Thursday night comedy about a young couple's unplanned ...

Don Mitchell, star of the original “Ironside” series, has died of natural causes ... Deaths of 2013 “Ironside” ran on NBC from 1967 to 1975. A short-lived revamp of “Ironside ...

He assisted Raymond Burr on the 1970s NBC series and starred in the ... Sanger says in the pilot, which aired in March 1967. “No, just legs,” says Ironside. “You got ’em and I need ...

Robert Ironside (Blair Underwood ... The show is a remake of the Raymond Burr NBC series that aired from 1967 to '75. Tonight, a young woman is found dead, and then.... MY SAY NBC has decided ...

Premiering in 1967, the show ran until the mid-1970s. Here, Ironside’s paralysis is slowly (and not entirely) explained through a series of flashbacks ... but in terms of TV’s indulgence ...

TV producer and writer Cy Chermak ... Chermak served as an executive producer on the drama series “Ironside” from 1967-1974, where he received three Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding ...

Blair Underwood is returning to series television in a remake of "Ironside," which shares few ... ran on NBC from 1967-75. The reboot is based in New York City and filmed in Los Angeles.