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"Double Exposure" is the nineteenth episode of the fifth season of Murder, She Wrote and its 107th episode overall. It aired on April 30, 1989.

Summary[]

Jessica encounters a man who she believes is her neighbor from years back, but when the man denies it, Jessica recruits Harry McGraw to dig to the bottom of the mystery.

Starring[]

Regular cast[]

Recurring cast[]

Guest stars[]

  • Christina Belford as Maude Winslow
  • Earl Boen as Sgt. Howard Sternhagen
  • John Cypher as Nathan Swarthmore
  • Robert Hogan as Phil Guilfoyle
  • William Lucking as Lt. Roy Quinlan
  • Karen Morrow as Gladys
  • Andrew Stevens as Dr. Adam Paulson
  • Robert Alan Browne as Frank Coyle
  • John Furlong as John Winslow
  • Marty Davis as Cookie
  • E. Danny Murphy as Sloane
  • Jack Jozefson as Taxi Driver
  • Louise Fitch as Nosy Neighbor
  • Melanie Noble as Receptionist
  • Louis Herthum as Wilbur
  • Wendy Hoffman as Hotel Clerk
  • Joshua Peeveyhouse as Tommy
  • Justin Darby as Ralphie
  • Barry O'Neill as Boy #4
  • Scotty Williams as Boy #3

Trivia[]

Goofs[]

  • When Jessica Fletcher first called Maude Winslow, she mentioned that she hoped she wasn't interrupting her dinner, since Chicago was two hours behind. Jessica was in Boston at the time (Eastern time), which is only an hour ahead of Chicago (Central time). To be two hours ahead of Chicago, Jessica would have to be 1000 miles into the Atlantic Ocean.
  • When Cookie the bartender shows Jessica the newspaper about Harry, the headline has the word Homicide misspelled as "homocide".

Home media releases[]

Item Region Release date
Murder, She Wrote: The Complete Fifth Season Region 1 January 30, 2007
Murder, She Wrote: Season 5 Region 2 July 23, 2007
Murder, She Wrote: The Complete 5th Season Region 4 November 21, 2007
Murder, She Wrote: Seasons 1 - 5 Region 2 October 22, 2007

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