Jessica is accused of false testimony and bribery in the death of an escaping murderer.Jessica is accused of false testimony and bribery in the death of an escaping murderer.Jessica is accused of false testimony and bribery in the death of an escaping murderer.
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- Driver
- (as Ron Tron)
- Guard
- (as Richard Camphuis)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaLast television role of George Maharis.
- GoofsThe opening scenes show a prison escape, with "State of New York" signs on buildings, gates, and police cars. However, these scenes were clearly filmed in a desert location. There are no deserts in New York.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Ray Dandridge: I'm resigning from the company.
Jessica Fletcher: Oh?
Ray Dandridge: Remember when you first came to see me, and I suggested we might settle rather than go to trial?
Jessica Fletcher: Oh, yes, I remember.
Ray Dandridge: Well, I realized I was measuring everything in terms of money. You know, bottom line. I lost track of what I was supposed to be. So I think I'm gonna settle down somewhere, far away from big cities and big corporations. Maybe a little town where I can hang a "gone fishing" sign on the door when things get a little slow.
Jessica Fletcher: Sounds wonderful. I know a place like that if you don't mind snow. Quiet and friendly, and the striped bass are running twelve months of the year.
Ray Dandridge: I'll give you a call.
Jessica Fletcher: I'll be waiting.
- SoundtracksMurder She Wrote Theme
Written by John Addison
Imaginative script, I enjoyed it, she coasts through life, solving murders all over the land, she's hardly ever bitten by her past, her she is. I liked the legal aspects of the episode, and despite it being slightly drawn out in the middle.
I took a bit of a break after the previous episode, that wasn't a high point, this has given me some encouragement for Series Seven.
There are of course some touches of humour, a disguised, dressed up JB Fletcher is amusing.
A good watch, 7/10.
- Sleepin_Dragon
- Oct 8, 2021