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Petrocelli/Death in High Places
Death in High Places | |
Season 1, Episode 6 | |
Airdate | October 23, 1974 |
Written by | Leo Pipkin |
Directed by | Richard Donner |
← 1x05 A Life for a Life |
1x07 → Double Negative |
Petrocelli — Season One |
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Death in High Places is the sixth episode of the first season of Petrocelli.
Guest Star: Belinda Montgomery (Barbara Horton)
Special Guest Appearance by: Harold Gould (Haskell Fox)
Special Guest Star: Cameron Mitchell (Sheriff Bates)
Co-Starring: Gregory Sierra (Rudoplh Chavez), Joe Mantell (Jess Carson), Barney Phillips (Frank Kelly)
With: Dick Alexander (Bobby Gains), Richard Elman (Sam Horton), Arnold Jeffers (Judge Clement), Barbara Haley (Judge Reese), Henry M. Kendrick (Elmore Samuels), Fred Ashley (Potter), Stephen T. Blood (Al Smiley), Al Bosnos (Houseman), Bob Bickston (Marshall), Suzan Woods (Mrs. Gains), Charles Young (Paramedic), Fred Stromsoe (Tennis Pro), Carlos Jacome (Deputy)
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Plot Overview
A plane explosion kills a millionaire, and his wild child daughter is accused of the murder, the motive being a huge inheritance. Tony doesn't quite know what to believe--whether his client actually loved her father, or the picture that the prosecution paints, that of a party animal who was squandering large amounts of his money--but he's certain of her innocence.
Notes
Flamboyant Sheriff Bates mispronounces 'Petrocelli' three different ways...'Peter Seller', the standard 'Pet-roh-SELL-i' and 'Pete-roh-SELL-i', but Tony gets him back good in court, calling him 'Mr. Bats'!