jeffelkins
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Any Nero Wolfe fans here?
A creation of author Rex Stout, consulting detective Nero Wolfe first appeared on the scene in 1934, in the novel 'Fer-de-Lance'. Mr. Stout chronicled the adventures of Nero Wolfe from 1934 until his death in 1975, with the exception of the years of WWII.
Nero Wolfe weighs 7/8ths of a ton and (almost) never leaves his Manhattan brownstone home on Thiry-fifth street on business. He's assisted by the intrepid Archie Goodwin (his legman) who goes out and about doing the dirty work.
His passions are eating meals provided by his private chef Fritz Brenner, tending orchids in his rooftop greenhouse and reading books. He hates to work and Archie has to nag him into activity.
A&E will be presenting a movie version of Stout's novel 'The Golden Spiders' this Sunday starting at 8pm Eastern. Numerous repeats are scheduled as well.
A creation of author Rex Stout, consulting detective Nero Wolfe first appeared on the scene in 1934, in the novel 'Fer-de-Lance'. Mr. Stout chronicled the adventures of Nero Wolfe from 1934 until his death in 1975, with the exception of the years of WWII.
Nero Wolfe weighs 7/8ths of a ton and (almost) never leaves his Manhattan brownstone home on Thiry-fifth street on business. He's assisted by the intrepid Archie Goodwin (his legman) who goes out and about doing the dirty work.
His passions are eating meals provided by his private chef Fritz Brenner, tending orchids in his rooftop greenhouse and reading books. He hates to work and Archie has to nag him into activity.
A&E will be presenting a movie version of Stout's novel 'The Golden Spiders' this Sunday starting at 8pm Eastern. Numerous repeats are scheduled as well.
