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Quincy, M.E./Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Guilty Until Proven Innocent | |
Season 8, Episode 12 | |
Airdate | January 12, 1983 |
Production Number | 57023 |
Written by | Allison Hock |
Directed by | Ray Danton |
Produced by | Michael Braverman, Jeri Taylor |
← 8x11 The Law Is a Fool |
8x13 → Cry for Help |
Quincy, M.E. — Season Eight |
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Guilty Until Proven Innocent is the twelfth episode of the eighth season of Quincy, M.E., and the one hundred thirty-sixth episode overall.
Starring: Jack Klugman (Dr. R. Quincy)
Also Starring: Garry Walberg (Lt. Monahan), John S. Ragin (Asten), Val Bisoglio (Danny) (credit only), Robert Ito (Sam), Joseph Roman (Sgt. Brill)
Guest Stars: Rudy Solari (Ted Locke)
and Allan Miller (Anawalt)
Special Guest Star: Eugene Roche (Philip St. Johns)
Co-Starring: Roy Jenson (Dade), Susan Plantt-Winston (Hannah Locke), Richard Camphuis (Benjamin), Shelly Lipkin (Agent Reiblich), Sylvia Walden (Mrs. McKenna)
with Dru Solari (Tony Locke), Art Lewis (Mr. Pearson), Christopher Prince (Jeff Locke), John Nolan (Bartender), Diane Markoff (Waitress), Eddie Garrett (Ed), Peter Virgo (Pete)
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Plot Overview
Quincy's friend Ted Locke finds himself accused of arson, insurance fraud and murder after his furniture warehouse burns down. St. John, a Federal attorney, insists that Ted, who changed his last name to distance himself from members of his family involved with the Syndicate, is involved with the Mob and is laundering money for them. When St. John hauls Quincy before the Grand Jury to testify, he refuses and finds himself thrown into jail.