Deadly Lady
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“Deadly Lady” | |
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Murder, She Wrote episode | |
Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 1 |
Guest stars | Claude Akins Tom Bosley |
Written by | Peter S. Fischer |
Directed by | Corey Allen |
Production no. | 59206 |
Original airdate | October 7, 1984 |
Episode chronology | |
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"Deadly Lady" is the first episode of the first season of Murder, She Wrote. It first aired on October 7, 1984 on CBS, a week after the pilot episode, The Murder of Sherlock Holmes, aired. The episode was written by Peter S. Fischer and directed by Corey Allen.
[edit] Synopsis
After a terrible storm, Stephen Earl's four daughters tell Sheriff Amos Tupper that their father died while they were out on the boat. Jessica Fletcher is only midly intrigued; she finds Ralph, the older gentleman who has offered to work for food, much more intriguing, especially since it is obvious he comes from money. The womens' stories about what happened on the boat change constantly, but once Ralph is found dead and later found to be Stephen Earl, Jessica has to help Amos wage through the inconsistencies in the four Earl daughters storylines to determine who killed their father and why.
[edit] Cast
- Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher
- Tom Bosley as Amos Tupper
- Claude Akins as Ethan Cragg
- Howard Duff as Stephen Earl
- Doran Clark as Nancy Earl
- Marilyn Hassett Maggie Earl
- Cassie Yates as Lisa Earl Shelby
- Anne Lockhart as Grace Earl Lamont
- Dack Rambo as Brian Shelby
- Richard Hatch as Terry Jones
- Tom Bower as Jonathan Bailey
- Robert Beecher as Elias Cobb
Universal Television • Corymore Productions
Pilot: The Murder of Sherlock Holmes Episodes: List of Episodes
TV Movies: South by Southwest • A Story to Die For • The Last Free Man • The Celtic Riddle
Characters: Jessica Fletcher • Amos Tupper • Mort Metzger • Seth Hazlitt Other: Cabot Cove