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Diagnosis Murder/Diagnosis of Murder
| A Diagnosis of Murder | |
| Airdate | January 5, 1992 |
| Written by | Dean Hargrove |
| Directed by | Christopher Hibler |
| Produced by | Barry Steinberg |
| Network | CBS |
| Style | 120-minute crime drama |
| Company | The Fred Silverman Company, Dean Hargrove Productions
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| Origin | USA
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Diagnosis of Murder is the first TV movie of Diagnosis Murder.
Starring: Dick Van Dyke (Dr. Mark Sloan), Cynthia Gibb (Dr. Amanda Bentley), Stephen Caffrey (Jack Parker), Barry Van Dyke (Detective Steve Sloan)
Special Appearance by: Mariette Hartley (Kate Hamilton)
Special Guest Stars: Ken Kercheval (Frank Stevens), William Atherton (Eric Walker), Brynn Thayer (Anna Clifford)
and Bill Bixby (Nick Osborne)
Special Guest Stars: Vernée Watson-Johnson (Esther Wiggins), Michael Macrae (Mr. Foss), Richard Redlin (Russell Cord)
Shane Meier (Paul McKinney), Arthur Duncan (Mr. Simms), Eliza Garrett (Mrs. McKinney), Peter Outerbridge (Barry Donovan), Kevin McNulty (Foster), Jackson Davies (T.V. A.D.), Dale Wilson (Director), Steve Dimopollos (Crawford), John Nowak (Lyle Markham), William B. Davis (Marvin Parkins), Gillian Barber (Susan Blankenship), Michael Jocelyn (First Man), Walter Marsh (Tom the Caretaker), Pamela Martin (Newscaster), Peter LaCroix (Movie A.D.), Suzy Joachim (Cord's Secretary), Adrien Dorval (Biker #1), Barry Greene (Biker #2)
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Plot Overview
Dr. Mark Sloan, a physician who assists the LAPD on occasion, goes to work when one of his patients is framed for killing his business partner.
Notes
While this is the first TV movie of Diagnosis Murder, this is not the first appearance of Dr. Mark Sloan--the character was introduced in an episode of Jake and the Fatman, entitled "It Never Entered My Mind". In that episode, Dr. Sloan was the physician to D.A. J.L. McCabe and found himself accused of the murder of the hospital's head doctor, who clashed with the happy-go-lucky doctor.
