As I gather it - Back in the early 1970s - TV's "Banacek" was a fairly popular "Freelance Insurance-Investigator" show whose title character, Thomas Banacek (an outspoken, cigar-chomping, football jock) really appealed to the macho-man mentality of the guys in the audience.
What really killed me the most about Thomas Banacek was that (since he was so wealthy) he was doing his insurance investigating simply as a hobby (out of sheer boredom) in order to fill up all those empty hours in his life. (Oh!? Really!!??)
But, regardless of his motives for taking on such complicated investigations (that always involved high stakes) - You could be dead-certain that good, old Banacek would be getting right down to the very bottom of things long before the closing credits began to roll by.
What really killed me the most about Thomas Banacek was that (since he was so wealthy) he was doing his insurance investigating simply as a hobby (out of sheer boredom) in order to fill up all those empty hours in his life. (Oh!? Really!!??)
But, regardless of his motives for taking on such complicated investigations (that always involved high stakes) - You could be dead-certain that good, old Banacek would be getting right down to the very bottom of things long before the closing credits began to roll by.