r/Perry_Mason

Common Perry Mason tropes

My wife and I have seen every episode many times. I always like to point out these re-used story elements when we see them. What are some others you've noticed?

  1. The unlatched front door that opens when somebody knocks. That ALWAYS means there is a dead body inside! Always!

  2. Identical handguns. There were a few episodes that featured identical handguns. Perry always creates confusion around them one way or another, secretly swapping them or in one case firing one of the guns into a tree in an area related to the crime.

  3. Mis-identified bodies. A wreck or plane crash in a remote area, with no witnesses. Sometimes, Perry's client decides to switch identities with the deceased.

What others have you noticed?

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u/OliverNorvell1956 — 12 days ago