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Matlock/Brennen
| Brennen | |
| Season 8, Episode 18 | |
| Airdate | February 17, 1994 |
| Teleplay by | Michael McGuire |
| Story by | Michael McGuire and Joel Steiger & Gerald Sanoff |
| Directed by | Robert Scheerer |
| ← 8x17 The Murder Game |
8x19 → The P.I. |
| Matlock — Season Eight | |
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Brennen is the eighteenth episode of the eighth season of Matlock, and the one hundred seventy-first episode overall.
Starring: Andy Griffith (Ben Matlock), Brynn Thayer (Leanne McIntyre), Daniel Roebuck (Cliff Lewis)
Guest Stars: Eric Menyuk (Al White), Drew Snyder (Arthur Phillips), Wayne Tippit (A.D.A. Jerry Carlisle), Lorri Lindberg (Carla Myers) Marc Macaulay (Detective Robert Garrison)
and George Dzundza (Michael Brennen),
Featuring: Dan Alvarez (Gardener), Yvonne Brisendine (Mrs. Delong), Sarah Kim Heinberg (Jenny), Lee Lively (Judge Caldwell), Cynthia Martino (M.C.)
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Plot Overview
Ben's neighbor, a city official who embezzled funds, is accused of killing a city councilwoman who was going to expose him. He pays a visit to the Assistant D.A. in the case, a recent transplant from Chicago, and bonds with the very likable man, but the bond may come undone when Matlock accuses him of having a conflict of interest in the case, and maybe even committing the murder himself.
