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| 1 || ''"[[No Deadly Secret]]"'' || 48011 || September 16, 1977 || A suburban family hides a dark truth. || 7.6
| 1 || ''"[[No Deadly Secret (Quincy, M.E.)|No Deadly Secret]]"'' || 48011 || September 16, 1977 || A suburban family hides a dark truth. || 7.6
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| 2 || ''"[[A Blow to the Head ... a Blow to the Heart]]"'' || 48004 || September 23, 1977 || Quincy probes the line between accident and murder. || 7.3
| 2 || ''"[[A Blow to the Head ... a Blow to the Heart (Quincy, M.E.)|A Blow to the Head ... a Blow to the Heart]]"'' || 48004 || September 23, 1977 || Quincy probes the line between accident and murder. || 7.3
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| 3 || ''"[[A Dead Man's Truth]]"'' || 48007 || September 30, 1977 || A convicted killer’s dying words raise new doubts. || 7.4
| 3 || ''"[[A Dead Man's Truth (Quincy, M.E.)|A Dead Man's Truth]]"'' || 48007 || September 30, 1977 || A convicted killer’s dying words raise new doubts. || 7.4
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| 4 || ''"[[A Question of Time]]"'' || 48005 || October 14, 1977 || Time of death is the key to unraveling a murder plot. || 7.1
| 4 || ''"[[A Question of Time (Quincy, M.E.)|A Question of Time]]"'' || 48005 || October 14, 1977 || Time of death is the key to unraveling a murder plot. || 7.1
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| 5 || ''"[[Death Casts a Vote]]"'' || 48009 || October 21, 1977 || Political tensions rise after a mysterious death. || 7.5
| 5 || ''"[[Death Casts a Vote (Quincy, M.E.)|Death Casts a Vote]]"'' || 48009 || October 21, 1977 || Political tensions rise after a mysterious death. || 7.5
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| 6 || ''"[[Tissue of Truth]]"'' || 48013 || October 28, 1977 || Quincy challenges flawed forensic evidence. || N/A
| 6 || ''"[[Tissue of Truth (Quincy, M.E.)|Tissue of Truth]]"'' || 48013 || October 28, 1977 || Quincy challenges flawed forensic evidence. || N/A
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| 7 || ''"[[Holding Pattern]]"'' || 48017 || November 4, 1977 || A plane crash opens a case of sabotage. || 7.2
| 7 || ''"[[Holding Pattern (Quincy, M.E.)|Holding Pattern]]"'' || 48017 || November 4, 1977 || A plane crash opens a case of sabotage. || 7.2
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| 8 || ''"[[Main Man]]"'' || 48026 || November 11, 1977 || A rock star’s death uncovers music industry corruption. || 7.4
| 8 || ''"[[Main Man (Quincy, M.E.)|Main Man]]"'' || 48026 || November 11, 1977 || A rock star’s death uncovers music industry corruption. || 7.4
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| 9 || ''"[[The Hero Syndrome]]"'' || 48021 || November 18, 1977 || A firefighter becomes the focus of an arson probe. || 7.3
| 9 || ''"[[The Hero Syndrome (Quincy, M.E.)|The Hero Syndrome]]"'' || 48021 || November 18, 1977 || A firefighter becomes the focus of an arson probe. || 7.3
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| 10 || ''"[[Touch of Death]]"'' || 48024 || December 2, 1977 || Quincy races to prevent a toxic outbreak. || 7.7
| 10 || ''"[[Touch of Death (Quincy, M.E.)|Touch of Death]]"'' || 48024 || December 2, 1977 || Quincy races to prevent a toxic outbreak. || 7.7
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| 11 || ''"[[The Deadly Connection]]"'' || 48003 || December 9, 1977 || A drug pipeline leads to deadly consequences. || 7.5
| 11 || ''"[[The Deadly Connection (Quincy, M.E.)|The Deadly Connection]]"'' || 48003 || December 9, 1977 || A drug pipeline leads to deadly consequences. || 7.5
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| 12 || ''"[[Last of the Dinosaurs]]"'' || 48020 || December 16, 1977 || A paleontology dig ends in modern murder. || 7.1
| 12 || ''"[[Last of the Dinosaurs (Quincy, M.E.)|Last of the Dinosaurs]]"'' || 48020 || December 16, 1977 || A paleontology dig ends in modern murder. || 7.1
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| 13 || ''"[[Crib Job]]"'' || 48022 || January 6, 1978 || A hospital mix-up puts a newborn’s life at risk. || 7.0
| 13 || ''"[[Crib Job (Quincy, M.E.)|Crib Job]]"'' || 48022 || January 6, 1978 || A hospital mix-up puts a newborn’s life at risk. || 7.0
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| 14 || ''"[[Matters of Life and Death]]"'' || 48030 || January 20, 1978 || Quincy weighs ethics in a life-support case. || 7.2
| 14 || ''"[[Matters of Life and Death (Quincy, M.E.)|Matters of Life and Death]]"'' || 48030 || January 20, 1978 || Quincy weighs ethics in a life-support case. || 7.2
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| 15 || ''"[[Passing]]"'' || 48023 || January 27, 1978 || A high school athlete’s death reveals hidden pressures. || 7.4
| 15 || ''"[[Passing (Quincy, M.E.)|Passing]]"'' || 48023 || January 27, 1978 || A high school athlete’s death reveals hidden pressures. || 7.4
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| 16 || ''"[[Accomplice to Murder]]"'' || 48031 || February 3, 1978 || Quincy helps unravel a deadly domestic dispute. || 7.3
| 16 || ''"[[Accomplice to Murder (Quincy, M.E.)|Accomplice to Murder]]"'' |
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| 17 || ''"[[Ashes to Ashes]]"'' || 48028 || February 10, 1978 || A cremation reveals a crime covered in smoke. || 7.1
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| 18 || ''"[[Gone But Not Forgotten]]"'' || 48033 || February 17, 1978 || A forgotten case resurfaces with new evidence. || 7.0
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| 19 || ''"[[Double Death]]"'' || 48037 || March 3, 1978 || Two similar deaths spark suspicions of serial foul play. || 7.2
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| 20 || ''"[[Requiem for the Living]]"'' || 48039 || March 10, 1978 || A respected doctor’s death exposes hidden malpractice. || 7.3
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== Season 3 (1978–1979) ==
== Season 3 (1978–1979) ==

Revision as of 13:26, 8 July 2025

Quincy, M.E. Episode Guide

Quincy, M.E. Episode Guide – A detailed listing of episodes by season
Explore every Quincy, M.E. episode in detail.

The QME Episode Guide is the definitive and most up-to-date resource for detailed information on every episode of the classic television series Quincy, M.E.. This comprehensive section replaces the original QME Episode Bible (Beta Edition), which served as an early archive for fans and researchers of the show.

Overview

The Episode Guide was designed to improve upon its predecessor by offering:

  • **Updated entries**: Corrected titles, air dates, and production codes
  • **Expanded content**: Guest stars, directors, and recurring themes
  • **Cross-referenced links**: Episode-specific pages and character bios
  • **Enhanced formatting**: Improved readability and mobile optimization


This guide represents the next evolution of the QME Wiki's mission to provide accurate and accessible documentation for all aspects of the Universal Studios medical-crime drama, starring Jack Klugman as Dr. Quincy.

Features

  • Full episode list by **season** and **original airdate**
  • Individual episode pages such as Snake Eyes, Tissue of Truth, and Dead Stop
  • Searchable database with key phrases, case topics, and medical themes
  • Integration with director credits (e.g., Ray Danton) and production details

Series overview

  • Original run:* October 3, 1976 – May 11, 1983
  • Production seasons:* 7
  • Episodes:* 148

Legacy and Purpose

Replacing the original Episode Bible (Beta Edition), the current guide provides fans, scholars, and new viewers a trusted source for exploring the world of Quincy, M.E.. Whether you're researching plotlines, revisiting favorite moments, or verifying facts, the QME Episode Guide is the cornerstone of this wiki.

Season 1 (1976-1977)

# Title Production Original air date Description IMDb Rating
1 "Go Fight City Hall... to the Death" 45567 October 3, 1976 Quincy uncovers corruption tied to a city hall mystery. 7.8
2 "Who's Who in Neverland?" 45568 October 10, 1976 A children's home becomes the center of a troubling investigation. 8.1
3 "A Star Is Dead" 45570 November 28, 1976 Quincy examines the suspicious death of a Hollywood actress. 7.9
4 "Hot Ice, Cold Hearts" 45571 January 2, 1977 A diamond theft leads to murder. 8.0

Season 1 Con't (60 min eps instead of 90 min)

# Title Production Original air date Description IMDb Rating
5 "Snake Eyes (Part 1)" 45573 February 4, 1977 Quincy investigates a mob-connected murder in Las Vegas. N/A
6 "Snake Eyes (Part 2)" 45574 February 4, 1977 The case heats up as Quincy closes in on the syndicate. N/A
7 "...The Thigh Bone's Connected to the Knee Bone..." 45569 February 11, 1977 A high-profile trial hinges on forensic discovery. 7.7
8 "Visitors in Paradise" 46906 February 18, 1977 Quincy uncovers secrets in a secluded community. N/A
9 "The Two Sides of Truth" 46909 February 25, 1977 A split testimony threatens to derail justice. N/A
10 "Hit and Run at Danny's" 46904 March 11, 1977 A hit-and-run case has ties to Quincy's friend. 7.3
11 "Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?" 46916 March 18, 1977 Quincy vanishes while pursuing a lead. 6.6
12 "A Good Smack in the Mouth" 46923 April 15, 1977 Child abuse and legal neglect come under the microscope. N/A
13 "The Hot Dog Murder" 46907 April 22, 1977 A food vendor’s death sparks a citywide scare. N/A
14 "An Unfriendly Radiance" 46911 April 29, 1977 A suspicious radiation leak is investigated. N/A
15 "Sullied Be Thy Name" 46926 May 6, 1977 Quincy defends a falsely accused priest. N/A
16 "Valleyview" 46908 May 13, 1977 A nursing home harbors a deadly secret. N/A
17 "Let Me Light the Way" 46925 May 27, 1977 A suspicious fire hides deeper crimes. 7.8

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Season 2 (1977–1978)

# Title Production Original air date Description IMDb Rating
1 "No Deadly Secret" 48011 September 16, 1977 A suburban family hides a dark truth. 7.6
2 "A Blow to the Head ... a Blow to the Heart" 48004 September 23, 1977 Quincy probes the line between accident and murder. 7.3
3 "A Dead Man's Truth" 48007 September 30, 1977 A convicted killer’s dying words raise new doubts. 7.4
4 "A Question of Time" 48005 October 14, 1977 Time of death is the key to unraveling a murder plot. 7.1
5 "Death Casts a Vote" 48009 October 21, 1977 Political tensions rise after a mysterious death. 7.5
6 "Tissue of Truth" 48013 October 28, 1977 Quincy challenges flawed forensic evidence. N/A
7 "Holding Pattern" 48017 November 4, 1977 A plane crash opens a case of sabotage. 7.2
8 "Main Man" 48026 November 11, 1977 A rock star’s death uncovers music industry corruption. 7.4
9 "The Hero Syndrome" 48021 November 18, 1977 A firefighter becomes the focus of an arson probe. 7.3
10 "Touch of Death" 48024 December 2, 1977 Quincy races to prevent a toxic outbreak. 7.7
11 "The Deadly Connection" 48003 December 9, 1977 A drug pipeline leads to deadly consequences. 7.5
12 "Last of the Dinosaurs" 48020 December 16, 1977 A paleontology dig ends in modern murder. 7.1
13 "Crib Job" 48022 January 6, 1978 A hospital mix-up puts a newborn’s life at risk. 7.0
14 "Matters of Life and Death" 48030 January 20, 1978 Quincy weighs ethics in a life-support case. 7.2
15 "Passing" 48023 January 27, 1978 A high school athlete’s death reveals hidden pressures. 7.4
16 "Accomplice to Murder" |

Season 3 (1978–1979)

# Title Production Original air date Description
1 "The Last Six Hours" 51009 September 21, 1978 Quincy races against time to stop a potential outbreak.
2 "Speed Trap" 51013 October 12, 1978 A high-speed chase ends in tragedy, and Quincy investigates.
3 "A Test for the Living" 51002 October 19, 1978 Quincy fights to prove a comatose patient is still alive.
4 "Death by Good Intention" 51004 October 26, 1978 A medical volunteer program may be harming more than helping.
5 "Images" 51019 November 2, 1978 A model's death reveals the darker side of the beauty industry.
6 "Even Odds" 51014 November 9, 1978 A compulsive gambler’s death may be linked to foul play.
7 "Dead and Alive" 51008 November 16, 1978 Quincy investigates a man declared legally dead who reappears.
8 "No Way to Treat a Body" 51023 November 30, 1978 A body at the morgue isn't who it was claimed to be.
9 "A Night to Raise the Dead" 51015 December 7, 1978 Halloween turns deadly at a college biology department.
10 "A Question of Death" 51022 January 4, 1979 Quincy faces political pressure while investigating a suspicious death.
11 "House of No Return" 51025 January 11, 1979 Quincy uncovers mistreatment in a group home.
12 "A Small Circle of Friends" 51021 January 18, 1979 Quincy investigates a suicide that may not be what it seems.
13 "The Depth of Beauty" 51027 January 25, 1979 A beauty salon hides a dangerous secret.
14 "Walk Softly Through the Night (1)" 51091 February 1, 1979 A two-part episode on teen drug abuse begins.
15 "Walk Softly Through the Night (2)" 51092 February 1, 1979 Quincy seeks justice after a student’s overdose.
16 "Aftermath" 51018 February 7, 1979 A grieving father challenges the cause of his son’s death.
17 "Dark Angel" 51029 February 15, 1979 Quincy investigates the suspicious death of a nurse.
18 "Physician, Heal Thyself" 51031 February 22, 1979 A doctor becomes the subject of Quincy's investigation.
19 "Promises to Keep" 51032 March 1, 1979 A childhood vow returns to haunt Quincy.
20 "Semper-Fidelis" 51033 March 15, 1979 Quincy looks into the mysterious death of a Marine.
21 "An Ounce of Prevention" 51035 March 22, 1979 Quincy advocates for workplace safety reforms.
22 "The Death Challenge" 51007 March 29, 1979 An athletic contest ends in fatal consequences.
23 "The Eye of the Needle" 51005 April 12, 1979 Quincy battles a bureaucratic system to save lives.


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Season 5 (1980–1981)

Quincy, M.E.: Season 5 Episode Guide (1980–1981)
# Title Prod. code Original air date Summary IMDb rating
83 "Last Rights" 55301 September 16, 1980 Quincy confronts ethical dilemmas in end-of-life care.
84 "A Matter of Principle" 55312 November 12, 1980 Quincy defends civil liberties in a controversial legal case.
85 "Last Day, First Day" 55304 November 19, 1980 Quincy reflects on personal transitions in the morgue.
86 "The Night Killer" 55317 November 26, 1980 A string of nighttime murders leaves Quincy suspicious of a cover-up.
87 "The Hope of Elkwood" 55316 December 3, 1980 Quincy investigates mysterious deaths in a rural community.
88 "Welcome to Paradise Palms" 55307 December 17, 1980 A deadly outbreak hits a retirement resort Quincy visits.
89 "By Their Faith" 55313 January 7, 1981 Quincy must balance science and belief in a sensitive case.
90 "Stain of Guilt" 55323 January 14, 1981 An old crime resurfaces with new forensic evidence.
91 "Dear Mummy" 55322 January 21, 1981 Quincy investigates a murder tied to a stolen antiquity.
92 "Headhunter" 55308 February 4, 1981 Corporate crime and corruption take center stage.
93 "Scream to the Skies" 55309 February 11, 1981 Quincy fights to expose an aviation safety flaw.
94 "Jury Duty" 55331 February 18, 1981 Quincy serves as a juror and suspects a miscarriage of justice.
95 "Who Speaks for the Children?" 55320 February 25, 1981 Quincy investigates abuse in a foster care system.
96 "Seldom Silent, Never Heard" 55336 March 4, 1981 Quincy fights for justice for a nonverbal victim.
97 "Of All Sad Words" 55324 March 11, 1981 A wrongful conviction case hits close to home for Quincy.
98 "To Kill in Plain Sight" 55328 March 18, 1981 Quincy uncovers an elaborate plot hidden in plain view.
99 "Sugar and Spice" 55339 April 1, 1981 A child custody case turns deadly.
100 "Vigil of Fear" 55330 May 6, 1981 Quincy must protect a witness with nowhere to turn.


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Season 6 (1981–1982)

Quincy, M.E.: Season 6 Episode Guide with Production Numbers (1981–1982)
# Title Prod. code Original air date Summary IMDb rating
1 "Memories of Allison" 56805 October 28, 1981 Quincy investigates the past surrounding Allison's case.
2 "The Golden Hour" 56801 November 4, 1981 Quincy races against time during critical medical emergencies.
3 "Slow Boat to Madness (1)" 56803 November 11, 1981 Part 1 of a two-part investigation into mysterious illness aboard a ship.
4 "Slow Boat to Madness (2)" 56804 November 18, 1981 Conclusion of the investigation into the shipboard illness.
5 "D.U.I." 56807 December 2, 1981 Quincy explores consequences and evidence in a DUI case.
6 "For Want of a Horse" 56802 December 9, 1981 Quincy uncovers truth behind a mysterious accident involving a horse.
7 "Gentle Into That Good Night" 56806 December 16, 1981 Quincy investigates euthanasia and the ethics surrounding it.
8 "Dead Stop" 56812 December 23, 1981 Quincy probes a suspicious death at a traffic stop.
9 "Bitter Pill" 56818 January 6, 1982 Investigation into deadly medication errors.
10 "Guns Don't Die" 56820 January 13, 1982 Quincy examines gun-related violence and consequences.
11 "When Luck Ran Out" 56810 January 20, 1982 Quincy investigates a tragic accident involving bad luck.
12 "Smoke Screen" 56816 January 27, 1982 Quincy delves into smoke inhalation and hidden dangers.
13 "For Love of Joshua" 56819 February 3, 1982 Quincy uncovers a complicated family medical case.
14 "Into the Murdering Mind" 56824 February 10, 1982 A psychological exploration of a murderer's motives.
15 "To Clear the Air" 56822 February 17, 1982 Quincy investigates pollution-related illness.
16 "The Shadow of Death" 56823 February 24, 1982 Quincy uncovers a case of covert poisoning.
17 "The Flight of the Nightingale" 56815 March 3, 1982 Quincy investigates a mysterious plane crash.
18 "Stolen Tears" 56825 March 17, 1982 Quincy looks into emotional and physical abuse cases.
19 "The Face of Fear" 56827 March 24, 1982 Quincy chases a criminal who terrorizes victims.
20 "Expert in Murder" 56832 March 31, 1982 Quincy investigates a murder involving a forensic expert.
21 "The Unquiet Grave" 56831 April 7, 1982 Quincy looks into a haunting past connected to a recent death.
22 "The Last of Leadbottom" 56834 April 28, 1982 Quincy investigates an old mining town tragedy.
23 "Deadly Protection" 56828 May 5, 1982 Quincy delves into wrongful protection and its consequences.
24 "The Mourning After" 56835 May 12, 1982 Quincy investigates the aftermath of a tragic event.

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Season 7 (1982–1983)

Quincy, M.E.: Season 7 Episode Guide with Production Numbers (1982–1983)
# Title Prod. code Original air date Summary IMDb rating
1 "Baby Rattlesnakes" 57018 September 29, 1982 Quincy investigates youth gangs and wrongful accusations. 6.7
2 "Ghost of a Chance" 57009 October 6, 1982 Quincy uncovers medical malpractice in bypass surgery death. 7.3
3 "Give Me Your Weak" 57027 October 27, 1982 Quincy campaigns for the Orphan Drug Act. 7.0
4 "Dying for a Drink" 57017 November 3, 1982 A colleague's drinking problem is revealed. 6.8
5 "Unreasonable Doubt" 57008 November 10, 1982 A disabled pathologist suspects murder of a handicapped baby. 6.6
6 "Sleeping Dogs" 57013 November 17, 1982 Quincy investigates a town bully's murder. 6.8
7 "Science for Sale" 57014 November 24, 1982 Quincy races to find a deadly virus. 6.8
8 "Next Stop, Nowhere" 57010 December 1, 1982 Quincy explores punk rock’s link to a teen’s death. 6.2
9 "Across the Line" 57007 December 8, 1982 Investigation of a police officer killing a hostage accidentally. 7.6
10 "Sword of Honor, Blade of Death" 57028 December 15, 1982 Mourning the death of a cop killed in mob dealings. 7.1
11 "The Law Is a Fool" 57016 January 5, 1983 Quincy chases a psychopath kidnapping a congressman’s granddaughter. 7.3
12 "Guilty Until Proven Innocent" 57023 January 12, 1983 Quincy helps friend accused of arson and murder. 6.7
13 "Cry for Help" 57029 January 19, 1983 Investigating whether a girl’s death was suicide or murder. 7.4
14 "A Loss for Words" 57036 January 26, 1983 Quincy tackles adult illiteracy after a fatal accident. 7.0
15 "Beyond the Open Door" 57015 February 2, 1983 A psychic helps solve murders. 6.3
16 "On Dying High" 57037 February 9, 1983 Quincy raises drug awareness after a nightclub entertainer’s injury. 6.4
17 "Quincy's Wedding: Part 1" 57038 February 16, 1983 Quincy hesitates to plan Emily’s wedding amid a possible murder confession. 6.7
18 "Quincy's Wedding: Part 2" 57039 February 23, 1983 Threats jeopardize Quincy’s wedding plans. 6.8
19 "Murder on Ice" 57019 March 9, 1983 Quincy trapped in killer’s plot during honeymoon. 7.6
20 "Women of Valor" 57035 March 16, 1983 Quincy advocates for midwives after a newborn death. 6.5
21 "Suffer the Little Children" 57025 March 23, 1983 Quincy tries to reunite boy with family after foster home death. 5.8
22 "An Act of Violence" 57040 April 27, 1983 Quincy faces fear after being mugged. 7.7
23 "Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?" 57041 May 4, 1983 Two elderly vaudevillians investigate their stage partner’s murder. 6.9
24 "The Cutting Edge" 57044 May 11, 1983 A young father risks losing his arm after an accident. 4.8

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Cast and Crew

  • Jack Klugman as Dr. Quincy
  • John S. Ragin as Sam Fujiyama
  • Garry Walberg as Lt. Frank Monahan
  • Ellen Bry as Dr. Emily Hanover
  • Various guest stars

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See Also

References

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External links
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