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* "Flashdance With Death" has Creator/ElizabethBerkley playing a stripper. Oh boy, would she certainly [[Film/Showgirls do so again]] a year later.
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** One episode "Reunion With Murder" features [[Series/TouchedByAnAngel Roma Downey]] and [[Series/FreeSpirit1989 Corinne Bohrer]] as former sorority sisters of Amanda's, who are both suspects in the murder of a woman who was blackmailing them. [[spoiler:Corinne's character turns out to be the murderer.]]
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** In "The Roast," Tim Conway's character is recognized by someone as the voice of a cartoon character. That same year, Conway started voicing [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Barnacle Boy]].
** In "Living on the Streets Can Be Murder," Bryan Cranston plays a homeless man named [[Series/BreakingBad Walter]].
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** In "The Roast," Tim Conway's Creator/TimConway's character is recognized by someone as the voice of a cartoon character. That same year, Conway started voicing [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Barnacle Boy]].
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* NightmareFuel: "The Last Resort" features Steve and his latest partner being sentenced to the Last Resort, a ward at Community General for police officers who need psychiatric evaluation. Aside from Steve becoming more and more aggressive to the point it looks like he actually ''kills'' a suspect, his partner tries to cover up the crime by planting a gun on the dead guy. Then we learn the partner's already been a bit unhinged ever since his wife ran off with their daughter. [[spoiler:It turns out the partner had a psychotic break, killed his wife and daughter, hid their bodies, and blocked it out for years. Steve's supposed anger issues and shooting the suspect were all staged as part of the investigation, which is revealed after the partner locates the skeletal remains of his family.]]
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* FridgeLogic: At the end of "The Bela Lugosi Blues," [[spoiler:how were they supposed to explain Jack killing Moriah Thomas in self defense? Surely the courts wouldn't believe she was a vampire.]]
** In "Blood Ties," if the motive of the killers was to get organs from donors, why not shoot people in the head or neck to make sure they didn't damage anything they might need?
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** One episode features [[Series/TouchedByAnAngel Roma Downey]] and [[Series/FreeSpirit Corinne Bohrer]] as former sorority sisters of Amanda's, who are both suspects in the murder of a woman who was blackmailing them. [[spoiler:Corinne's character turns out to be the murderer.]]
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* NarmCharm: Creator/CharltonHeston as a KnightTemplar[=/=]SympatheticMurderer judge. On the one hand, he talks as if he's merely doing a narration instead of actually playing a character. But on the other hand, he just sounds so cool doing it that you can't help but continue watching him.
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* NarmCharm: Creator/CharltonHeston Creator/RobertStack as a KnightTemplar[=/=]SympatheticMurderer judge. On the one hand, he talks as if he's merely doing a narration instead of actually playing a character. But on the other hand, he just sounds so cool doing it that you can't help but continue watching him.
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** A popular joke among fans of ''Mannix'' was how the heck he kept shrugging off so many injuries on the job. Well, when your go-to doctor is Mark Sloan, one of the best doctors in the business, then you have yourself a fine explanation.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyUjRAy5fU Of]] ''Series/JakeAndTheFatman''. It probably didn't help, however, that ''Jake and the Fatman'' was never rerun after its original broadcast on CBS.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyUjRAy5fU Of]] It's this to]] ''Series/JakeAndTheFatman''. It probably didn't help, however, that ''Jake and the Fatman'' was never rerun after its original broadcast on CBS.
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* TearJerker: Much of TheMovie ''Town Without Pity'', as Mark and Steve try to [[spoiler:both solve and come to terms with Carol's death. She'd had so many problems throughout her life, and she had finally straightened out and married someone she really loved; the video footage of her wedding showed them just how happy she was. And then she and her new husband were murdered. The end of the movie, where they scatter her ashes, is especially sad.]]
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* FridgeLogic: At the end of "The Bela Lugosi Blues" [[spoiler:how were they supposed to explain Jack killing Moriah Thomas in self defense? Surely the courts wouldn't believe she was a vampire.]]
** In "Blood Ties" if the motive of the killers was to get organs from donors, why not shoot people in the head or neck to make sure they didn't damage anything they might need?
* HilariousInHindsight: In "The Roast", Tim Conway's character is recognized by someone as the voice of a cartoon character. That same year, Conway started voicing [[Series/SpongebobSquarepants Barnacle Boy]].
** In "Living on the Streets Can Be Murder", Bryan Cranston plays a homeless man named [[Series/BreakingBad Walter]].
* MorePopularSpinoff: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyUjRAy5fU of]] ''Series/JakeAndTheFatman''. It probably didn't help, however, that ''Jake and the Fatman'' was never rerun after its original broadcast on CBS.
* NarmCharm: Creator/CharltonHeston as a KnightTemplar[=/=]SympatheticMurderer judge. On the one hand, he talks as if he's merely doing a narration instead of actually playing an character. But on the other hand, he just sounds so cool doing it that you can't help but continue watching him.
** In "Blood Ties" if the motive of the killers was to get organs from donors, why not shoot people in the head or neck to make sure they didn't damage anything they might need?
* HilariousInHindsight: In "The Roast", Tim Conway's character is recognized by someone as the voice of a cartoon character. That same year, Conway started voicing [[Series/SpongebobSquarepants Barnacle Boy]].
** In "Living on the Streets Can Be Murder", Bryan Cranston plays a homeless man named [[Series/BreakingBad Walter]].
* MorePopularSpinoff: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyUjRAy5fU of]] ''Series/JakeAndTheFatman''. It probably didn't help, however, that ''Jake and the Fatman'' was never rerun after its original broadcast on CBS.
* NarmCharm: Creator/CharltonHeston as a KnightTemplar[=/=]SympatheticMurderer judge. On the one hand, he talks as if he's merely doing a narration instead of actually playing an character. But on the other hand, he just sounds so cool doing it that you can't help but continue watching him.
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* FridgeLogic: At the end of "The Bela Lugosi Blues" Blues," [[spoiler:how were they supposed to explain Jack killing Moriah Thomas in self defense? Surely the courts wouldn't believe she was a vampire.]]
** In "BloodTies" Ties," if the motive of the killers was to get organs from donors, why not shoot people in the head or neck to make sure they didn't damage anything they might need?
* HilariousInHindsight: In "TheRoast", Roast," Tim Conway's character is recognized by someone as the voice of a cartoon character. That same year, Conway started voicing [[Series/SpongebobSquarepants Barnacle Boy]].
** In "Living on the Streets Can BeMurder", Murder," Bryan Cranston plays a homeless man named [[Series/BreakingBad Walter]].
* MorePopularSpinoff: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyUjRAy5fUof]] Of]] ''Series/JakeAndTheFatman''. It probably didn't help, however, that ''Jake and the Fatman'' was never rerun after its original broadcast on CBS.
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* CompleteMonster: Noelle from ''An Education In Death''.
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