Cannon
Tomorrow Ends at Noon
TV Flash files “Tomorrow Ends at Noon” as hour 95 of 120 in the TV Flash guide — Cannon (1971–1976) on CBS, season 4, episode 23, aired 1975-03-19, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S04E23: listed hour 95 of 120 in the Cannon guide, hour 23 of 24 in season 4. It aired 1975-03-19 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Vengeance” (S04E22). Next is “Search and Destroy” (S04E24).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
An Italian diplomat hires Cannon to recover his daughter from terrorists.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Tomorrow Ends at Noon sit in the Cannon guide?
S04E23 is listed hour 95 of 120 — hour 23 of 24 in season 4, season 4 episode 23.
When did Cannon S04E23 air?
Tomorrow Ends at Noon aired 1975-03-19 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Is Cannon's size the joke?
No. Conrad's bulk is text, not a punchline. The series is a heavyweight PI who never auditioned as a pretty leading man and did not need to.
In the series
Why this series still plays
William Conrad's Frank Cannon is the heavyweight detective who never auditioned as a leading man and did not need to. Radio's Gunsmoke marshal finds a new generation via Lincoln Continentals and stubborn casework. A Quinn Martin mystery that stars a voice, a bulk, and zero apology.
So the group chat wants a pretty-boy PI in a tuxedo (Lana would call it a *gown of authority*) and then Cannon rolls up in a Lincoln Continental like that was the whole look. CBS, 1971–1976: William Conrad's Frank Cannon is overweight, expensive, and brilliant, and Edward Hume and Quinn Martin put him at the center of the early-1970s detective boom without asking him to audition as a leading man. Radio's Gunsmoke marshal found a new generation via stubborn casework and gourmet side trips. (I said spoiler-free.…
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- William Conrad as Frank Cannon
William Conrad’s Frank Cannon never auditioned as a leading man and did not need to — heavyweight detective, Lincoln Continentals, stubborn casework, a Quinn Martin mystery that stars a voice, a bulk, and zero apology. Radio muscle…