The server migration is on hold. Check here for more info. |
Burke's Law (1963)/Who Killed the Grand Piano?
| Who Killed the Grand Piano? | |
| Season 2, Episode 31 | |
| Airdate | April 28, 1965 |
| Production Number | 6167 |
| Written by | Larry Gordon |
| Directed by | Fred De Cordova |
| ← 2x30 Who Killed the Jackpot? |
2x32 → Who Killed the Card? |
| Burke's Law (1963) — Season Two | |
|
This article about an episode needs to be expanded with more information. Please help out by editing it. |
Who Killed the Grand Piano? is the thirty-first episode of the second season of Burke's Law, and the sixty-third episode overall.
Special Guest Stars: Ed Begley (Morgus Ghoul), John Cassavetes (Alfred Algernon), Martha Hyer (Penny Allen), Marilyn Maxwell (Maria Groovy), Nehemiah Persoff (Wilhelm Kasimer)
Guest Stars: Hugh Hefner (Manager), Michael Fox (George McLeod), Marianna Case (Door Bunny Spring), Tom Cassidy (M.C.), Milton Parsons (Butler), John Hubbard (Manicurist), Eileen O'Neill (Sgt. Gloria Ames), Astrid deBrea (Bunny #1 (Misty)), Joyce Nizzari (Bunny #2 (Tammy)), Sharon Rogers (Bunny #6), Dee Russell (Bunny #3), Rae Fowler (Bunny #4), Tonya Van Deters (Bunny #5), Bonnie Beecher (Bunny #7), Lori Fontaine (Bunny #8), Diane Hagerty (Bunny #9), Chris Noel (Patience Stevens)
Contents |
Plot Overview
A famous concert pianist is blown sky-high during a concert where he's playing a composition that only he could play. The bomb was a vibration bomb that went off when a certain chord was hit. After hearing that the maestro argued with several people at a pre-concert party, Burke sets out to question them: the pianist's ex-wife, a once-promising opera singer now reduced to singing in jazz clubs; his bitter rival, who insists that HE is the greatest pianist; his current girlfriend, a 'mother Bunny' at the local Playboy club; and his brother, a washed-up horror film star who inherited enough money to revive his career, due to the victim's untimely demise. On top of all this, Amos has to deal with colorful visiting Uncle Patrick from Ireland, who provides an off-the-cuff remark that solves the case.
Arc Advancement
Characters
Patrick Harrigan - also played by Gene Barry
