Starting with this episode series moves to CBS Thursdays 9:30 PM ET. “Markham," starring Ray Milland as private investigator Roy Markham, who roams the world for his clients. Not much change in the format, though. For instance, tonight Markham gets wounded by an assailant and the trail of the suspected gunman leads to a doctor and his nurse who is trying to protect her ex-convict husband.

On a train trip to Florida, Markham (Ray Milland) is confronted by a girl who claims her life is in danger.

A wealthy couple fear that their daughter may try to kill herself.

A lovely small-town girl becomes involved in a plot to kill.

A sculptor goes berserk and kills his wife when he becomes suspicious of her meetings with his old friend Markham (Ray Milland).

A valuable old scroll has been stolen from a Lebanese monastery.

When a house is deemed haunted, Markham (Ray Milland) is hired to evict the ghost.

Markham goes ghost hunting in historic Barkley Manor.

The search for a missing girl seems at a standstill---until her French friends turn up a clue.

Markham has a wild reunion with his fraternity brothers: one's planning suicide, another's planning murder.

There's no mystery to Markham tonight. We see Jerry Clive strafing the nitro trucks, and pretty quickly Markham (Ray Milland) realizes that his old wartime buddy is the man responsible. The problem for Markham is to stop Clive, hold off a couple of predatory females and bring peace to our time.

A young rival challenges a veteran waterfront boss.

After witnessing a gangland "execution," a woman flees to Mexico.

A British writer nominated for the Nobel Prize won't receive it---because he can't be found.

DA Jason Boon's daughter has been kidnaped to prevent his pursuing a case against a syndicate boss.

Markham may have trouble finding a vanished American tourist: he looks just like a deported gangster.

A rash of murders seems to be the work of one man.

Suzanne Lloyd stars as the femme fatale of an escort bureau in Rome who thinks Roy Markham can fit into her money-making scheme. Markham decides he must disguise himself as a dapper gigolo in order to discover the murderer of an old friend, Sam Roth.

Markham's after the person who stole a sick child's dog.

A best-selling novel pictures Markham (Ray Milland) as he is known by only one person---a dead man.

A blackmailer outwits Markham on top of a New York apartment house.

Pint-size newsboy Jimmy Standish carries a king-size grudge against his stepfather-to-be.

Markham has another new one tonight, although you'd never know it if we didn't tell you. The plot is so old and the twists and turns so familiar, you’ll insist you've seen it before. It does have the advantage of two pretty girls—Lisa Gaye and Abbagail Shelton — both involved with a nightclub owner who turns up dead. There's one funny scene, where Markham (Ray Milland) sweats out some information from a gambler by turning up the steam in a steam room.

Ray Milland meets another crisis with some timely action during a plane crash. "Crash in the Desert" is the name of this one. Jeff Morrow is a diabetic who thinks his wife and friend Ray have left him to die without insulin after the disaster occurs. But Ray, having browsed through a medical journal one day, knows what to do.

An actress' husband is convinced his wife is responsible for turning their apartment into shambles.

A snowman with an ax in its hand is found on the doorstep of a Texas home in the middle of July.

Markham (Ray Milland) is assisted by singer Gale Robbins and pianist Bobby Troup in "The Bad Spell - Both play night-club entertainers, naturally Markham is hired to help Amy (Gale) and her husband (John Conwell) find out where the threatening notes come from. The question: Is Andy Parker (Bobby Troup) just a piano-player or something mere sinister?

Last episode of the series. It's a "Matter of Identity" as Markham goes to France to help an artist determine whether the young girl who has come to be his model is his daughter who disappeared 19 years earlier.