Reviews and commentary A Nero Wolfe Mystery

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^ leonard, john, super nero , new york magazine, april 16, 2001
^ levesque, john, wolfe on case in jolly, stylish doorbell rang ; seattle post-intelligencer, april 20, 2001
^ rosenberg, howard, dueling detectives: in sunday night matchup, a&e s nero wolfe defeats cbs murder on orient express on style points alone ; los angeles times, april 20, 2001
^ salamon, julie, sleuth has flair (and maybe thesaurus ; new york times, april 20, 2001
^ urbani, laura, a&e s new series brings top talent television archived 2010-06-23 @ wayback machine.; pittsburgh tribune-review, april 22, 2001
^ vance, james, timothy hutton, leader of (wolfe) pack ; tulsa world, april 22, 2001
^ dale, don (may 21, 2001). thinking man s mystery . style weekly. retrieved 2016-06-22. 
^ haskell, molly, beware brand-new kind of man ; new york observer, december 23, 2001
^ cite error: named reference sieff invoked never defined (see page).
^ karnick, s. t. (may 10, 2002). wolfe la tube: a&e series loyal source . national review. archived original on august 23, 2008. retrieved 2016-06-22. 
^ cite error: named reference tt nero hero invoked never defined (see page).
^ henderson, carey, nero wolfe: a&e original series . archived original on 2004-09-15. retrieved 2009-07-25.  ; speakeasy, november 5, 2002
^ keogh, tom, amazon.com editorial review, nero wolfe: complete first season, june 2004
^ lackey, stephen, dvd review: nero wolfe complete first season . archived original on 2005-02-19. retrieved 2009-07-25.  ; cinegeek, 2004
^ lewis, steve, tv review: nero wolfe mystery: doorbell rang (2001); mystery*file, february 5, 2009






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