Murder, She Wrote Wiki
Expansion needed
This article is a stub and needs more information. You can help Murder, She Wrote Wiki by expanding it.

"Lovers and Other Killers" is the sixth episode of the first season of Murder, She Wrote. It aired on November 18, 1984.

Summary[]

Jessica searches for clues hidden in rainy Seattle when her new personal secretary is accused of murdering his wealthy girlfriend.

Starring[]

Guest stars[]

Trivia[]

  • This was the first episode to be filmed (and may have been a second pilot to the series).[citation needed]
  • This is the only episode to be produced by Douglas Benton; Robert F. O'Neill was the producer for every other episode until the fifth season, when he became supervising producer (a title he had in this episode).
  • The typeface for the opening credits is noticeably larger and whiter than for any other episode.[citation needed]
  • When Jessica was bringing up who is a bigger celebrity other than herself, she mentions Elizabeth Taylor. Lansbury portrayed Taylor's older sister in the 1944 film National Velvet. The two also starred in the 1980 film The Mirror Crack'd, an adaptation of one of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple novels, which is often cited as one of the inspirations for Murder, She Wrote.
  • Grant Goodeve also appeared in Season 3's "Dead Man's Gold" and Season 4's "A Very Good Year for Murder".
  • Peter Graves and Greg Morris had previously worked together on the TV series Mission: Impossible.
  • Andrew Stevens played a similar role in the 1990 Columbo episode Murder in Malibu.

Gallery[]

External links[]