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Matlock/The Confession
| The Confession | |
| Season 9, Episode 8 | |
| Airdate | December 1, 1994 |
| Teleplay by | Robert Schlitt |
| Story by | Joel Steiger & Gerald Sanoff |
| Directed by | Robert Scheerer |
| ← 9x07 The Dating Game |
9x09 → Dead Air |
| Matlock — Season Nine | |
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The Confession is the eighth episode of the ninth season of Matlock, and the one hundred eighty-third episode overall.
Starring: Andy Griffith (Ben Matlock), Daniel Roebuck (Cliff Lewis), Carol Huston (Jerri Stone)
Guest Stars: Art Hindle (Philip Chaney), Mitchell Laurance (A.D.A. Breitman), Eliott Keener (Det. Jake Van Owen), Norman "Max" Maxwell (Clarence Ryder)
and Julie Sommars (Julie March)
Featuring: Duke Ernsberger (Earl McCutcheon), Cheryl Haas (Brenda Chaney), Rebecca Koon (Mrs. Kellogg), Lee Lively (Judge Caldwell), Pete Prehn (Emcee)
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Plot Overview
Julie is back in town to speak at a law seminar, and she and Ben enjoy a happy reunion...until she gets a phone call from a man who testified in a murder trial for her, a man who claims he lied on the witness stand. She convinces Ben to reopen the case and defend the convicted man, a burglar accused of killing a society matron during a mansion burglary.
