This is one of several “Rockford Files” episodes written by David Chase. You may know him better as the creator of “The Sopranos.” Rockford and other private eyes don’t always have the ...

The purpose of the so-called “big” or “long con” is to win or gain control of something for the long term. It is imperative that the primary victim (the “mark”) ...

The Pontiac Firebird from "The Rockford Files" was actually a series of Pontiac Firebirds that were used in the TV show starring James Garner as a private investigator in Los Angeles. The show ran ...

Three of them are Rockford-original cars. He also owns the actual cookie jar from the series, which James Garner used to keep his Oreos. Pat has only driven the 1977 Pontiac Firebird for 25 miles.

When it come to classic hero cars, the Pontiac Firebird from The Rockford Files is certainly among the most recognizable. Running between 1974 and 1980, The Rockford Files followed private ...

As Rockford, Garner was an ex-con (paroled because he got a bad rap) who lives in a trailer on the beach and pays the bills by taking on cases for $200 a day, plus expenses.

Ed Robertson, author of “45 Years of The Rockford Files” and host of “TV Confidential,” a nationally syndicated radio talk show, said “Rockford” has endured because of its ...

Jim Harbaugh lived in an RV at the beach after the Chargers hired him as coach in a move reminiscent of James Garner's character in "The Rockford files".

James Garner, born on April 7, 1928, was a skilled American actor well-known for portraying "Jim Rockford" in the TV series 'The Rockford Files.' Across more than five decades, he took on roles in ...