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"Keep the Home Fries Burning" is the fourteenth episode of the second season of Murder, She Wrote and its 36th episode overall. It aired on January 19, 1986.

Summary[]

Poisoned strawberry preserves served at the Joshua Peabody Inn result in murder.

Starring[]

Regular cast[]

Recurring cast[]

Guest stars[]

Trivia[]

  • The exteriors of Bo Dixon's diner was used for The Rockford Files (1974).
  • Mr. Dupree, the chef, sarcastically refers to Jessica as "the Julia Child of Cabot Cove" when Jessica comments on how the food could have poisoned the dead woman. Julia Child was a famous American cook and television personality, known especially for her French cooking, who passed away in 2004.
  • The title comes from the patriotic British song from World War I, "Keep the Home-Fires Burning ('Till the Boys Come Home)" written by Ivor Novello.
  • The politician threatens that Mr. Hawthorne is getting "dangerously close to libel" for accusing the politician of being "crooked", Libel is a charge for false written statements. If anything, Hawthorne would be guilty of slander, but as he correctly points out, only if his statements are false.
  • Alan Young and Henry Polic II would go on to have careers as voice actors in their later years, with the former probably best known as Scrooge McDuck on DuckTales.

Goofs[]

  • Although Cornelia is supposed to be a long-time resident of Cabot Cove and seems to be familiar with Dr. Hazlitt, she mispronounces his last name.

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Home media releases[]

Item Region Release date
Murder, She Wrote: The Complete Second Season Region 1 December 6, 2005
Murder, She Wrote: Season 2 Region 2 May 1, 2006
Murder, She Wrote: The Complete 2nd Season Region 4 August 1, 2007
Murder, She Wrote: Seasons 1 - 3 Region 2 November 20, 2006
Murder, She Wrote: Seasons 1 - 5 Region 2 October 22, 2007

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