There’s lots of value for your credit in this collection (also, this collection is not (yet) on satellite radio.He’s a smart tough guy…or a tough smart guy. Try not to binge listen!! Savor 1-2 at a time. These episodes are trying to stay true to the genre even when it lowers the bar in the overall product. Let me argue against myself: old time shows often had problems 2 and 3 so continuing those issues is a way to overcome my first complaint. Harry gets to bring everyone together for a big reveal in incredible circumstances. Good plot variety as well as a span of intricacies (simple to complex all represented) but the concluding segment is often rushed, contrived and unbelievable. Main characters are top notch actors but some guest parts are awkwardly acted. too smooth or homogeneous: analogous to modern sugar/flour/salt/flavourings trying to replicate old time foods. Harry has an unexcitable nice guy approach in sharp contrast to the old style shamus whereas the theme music, narration style and name dropping optimally illicit nostalgic feelings. The radio detective episodes of 1940-50s are updated extremely well with a modernised PI. Get set for radio excitement the way you like it best - with The Adventures of Harry Nile!Įpisodes Include: Deadline for Murder 08-01-1993 Aloha Means Goodbye 09-05-1993 The Case of the Sinister Scavengers 10-03-1993 Almost as Good as New 11-07-1993 Murphy: Wanted for Murder 01-09-1994 The Case of the Ten-Story Tombstone 02-06-1994 The McLaughlin Matter 03-06-1994 The Hour of My Death 04-10-1994 Funeral At Midnight 05-08-1994 Solitaire Sam 06-05-1994 The Case of the Fisheye Murders 07-31-1994 The Case of the Sinister Minister 08-07-1994 The Case of the Sands of Time 10-09-1994 The Meatloaf Matter 11-06-1994 The Case of the Baffled Ballerina 12-04-1994 The Case of the Dominant Seventh 01-01-1995 Osterman’s Dreams 02-05-1995 Third Floor Rear 03-05-1995 Harry Goes Underground 04-02-1995 The Sam Navola Matter 05-05-1995 Blues for Maggie Brown 06-04-1995 My Kid, The Cop 07-02-1995 The Case of the Missing Matisse 08-06-1995 The Dollar Value of Death 09-03-1995

Phil Harper is back as Nile, with Pat French as Murphy, in these hard-boiled cases for hard luck customers. From the imagination of Seattle-based writer-producer Jim French come 24 tense, exciting radio thrillers produced in the classic style by modern talent. Either way, he’s Pacific Northwestern private eye Harry Nile. He’s a smart tough guy…or a tough smart guy.

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