"An important history in the entertainment world." --"The Salisbury Post" "The most comprehensive episode guide ever seen in any book." --"Television Chronicles" "Another great work by Robertson...He's still the standard by which TV reference should be judged." --"Popocalypse World of Fun" He looked like Steve McGarrett. He dressed like Joe Mannix. But Jim Rockford acted like no detective we'd ever seen--and television audiences have loved him for over 30 years. Fueled by innovative writing, unforgettable characters, and the star power of James Garner, "The Rockford Files" (NBC, 1974-1980) is one of the most popular, successful and endearing TV series ever made. Winner of five Emmys, including Best Actor (Garner) and Best Dramatic Series (1978), "Rockford" came back with a splash in 1994 as a series of movies on CBS. Reruns of the original "Files" have played continuously throughout the world since 1980, while the CBS movies have been a staple on cable since 2001. Get the inside scoop on this landmark series in "Thirty Years of The Rockford Files," featuring insight from series star James Garner; commentary from the show's principal writers, producers and actors; interesting factoids about the original NBC series and the CBS reunion movies; original artwork; rare, behind-the-scenes photographs; and much, much more. Visit the author's web site: www.edrobertson.com