Here is a link for a Columbia House offer for Perry Mason DVD's.

Perry Mason Collector's Edition

I really like at the end of the tv shows were hes going after the killer and they deny it and he says "isnt it true..." and the killer confesses and the prosecutor drops the charges

does anyone know the name of the episode listing which read,"Mason takes a divorce case and nearly loses his life"? I caught the last part of that episode with Mason in a hospital bed, the gang is around him, and Paul Drake telling him the doctor says he can go home in a couple of days". This has been driving me crazy.

also I think the Perry Mason website could do with a complete episode guide like law and order, and walker,texas ranger,have, but that's just my humble opinion.

I know that no one has been here in a while, bt is this talking about the same Perry Mason that Ozzy Osbourne sings about?

I have all the Perry Mason novels, paperback, some first edition. Right now I really want to sell them since I feel that if I may die, at age 61, the books will be throw out with garbage.

Does anyone know how many Perry Mason books were written by Erle Stanly Gardner

There are 82 Mason novels by Gardner.

Hi. Has anyone ever figured out what was in the folder that the judge hands to Perry Mason in the opening credits? Perry goes on to give the folder to Della, Paul, Hamilton and Tragg. They all take their time reading it although it only has two words on the cover. We joke that it may be the menu for the meal that Raymond Burr is preparing for the cast that evening. Thanks.

Hello Susan & Maureen: I'm new to the Mystery Net community. While I certainly enjoy reruns of the classic series, I believe I get as much pleasure from the Gardner novels. Btw, does anyone remember the 1973-74 revival with Monte Markham, Sharon Acker, Harry Guardino, and Dane Clark? I thought that was quite good. Looking forward to future discussions. Best always, Chris.

In fact Mason lost another case during the first season, but it was just a throwaway capital case. In "The Case of the Desperate Daughter" Perry and Della spend a few moments preparing an appeal for "Mr. Hudson", who has a date with the gas chamber on Friday. There's no followup, so apparently Mr. Hudson didn't rate a full episode; he was one of those pesky guilty people.

Perry Mason is one of the greatest TV shows in the history of television, and there could not have been any better choice than Raymond Burr to play the part.