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"Family Doctor" is the eleventh episode of the seventh season of Murder, She Wrote and its 143rd episode overall. It aired on January 6, 1991.

Summary[]

Jessica and Seth inadvertently get entangled in a crime family's power struggle after a sniper attack in Boston wounds a mob boss.

Starring[]

Regular cast[]

Recurring cast[]

Guest stars[]

  • Tige Andrews as Carmine Abruzzi
  • Cynthia Bain as Denise Abruzzi
  • David Ciminello as Salvatore Abruzzi
  • Joseph Cortese as Lt. Jerry Marino
  • Robert Costanzo as Freddie
  • Diane Franklin as Phyllis Gant
  • Rose Gregorio as Rosa Abruzzi
  • Vincent Irizarry as Michael Abruzzi
  • Monte Markham as Andrew Gant
  • Amy Yasbeck as Connie Canzinaro
  • William Utay as Agent Misch
  • Newell Alexander as Agent Zweiback
  • Howard George as Desk Sergeant
  • Linda Larkin as Waitress
  • Randall James Jeffries as Bellhop
  • Michael Blue as Policeman #1
  • Jay Hill as Policeman #2

Trivia[]

  • This was the first appearance in season 7 for William Windom (Dr Seth Hazlitt). Despite several episodes taking place in Cabot Cove, and Seth generally being Jessica Fletcher's primary Cabot Cove companion, he had not appeared until the halfway point of the season. The reason for Windom's absence was due to his work on the production of the NBC drama Parenthood (1990), where he played grandfather Frank Buckman.
  • Not the only time the last name Abruzzi used in the series. Season 9, episode 1, Caesar Romero guest stars as Marcello Abruzzi.
  • Linda Larkin, who has a bit role as a waitress, would later be known as the voice of Princess Jasmine in Disney's Aladdin and it's spin-offs.
  • William Utay, who plays one of the FBI agents at the beginning, was best known for his recurring role as eccentric bum Phil Sanders on Night Court (1984).

Goofs[]

When Lt Marino plays the tape recording of Seth's account of his kidnap for the FBI agents, the wording in the recording is not the same as what Seth is heard saying to Lt Marino earlier.

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