McBride: It's Murder, Madam

Película de TV
2005
1h 28min

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John Larroquette in McBride: It's Murder, Madam (2005)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA naive country girl believes she was hired to only have dinner with a man. When he propositions her, she goes back to confront her boss only to find her murdered and is accused of killing h... Leer todoA naive country girl believes she was hired to only have dinner with a man. When he propositions her, she goes back to confront her boss only to find her murdered and is accused of killing her.A naive country girl believes she was hired to only have dinner with a man. When he propositions her, she goes back to confront her boss only to find her murdered and is accused of killing her.

Dirección
- Kevin Connor
Guionistas
- Dean Hargrove
- Jeff Peters
Elenco

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Dirección
- Kevin Connor
Guionistas
- Dean Hargrove
- Jeff Peters
Elenco

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Trivia
John Larroquette [Mike McBride] and Kathryn Joosten [Judge Broderick] worked together in the same episode of The West Wing (1999): And It's Surely to Their Credit (2000).

Errores
When Phil (Matt Lutz) finds the Viper, the muddied license plate starts with "3U," and the registration stickers expire Sept 2005. But the registration he reads show the plate is 4RMP898 and it expires 2/8/2004.

Conexiones
Followed by McBride: The Doctor Is Out... Really Out (2005)

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5/10

Fresh off the farm

John Larroquette's client in this McBride story is a woman who actually believes escort means companionship. Going to work for a high end agency when the client starts making moves Sarah Buxton runs back to her boss only to find her murdered. She's walked into a jackpot. I mean really, they're not that naive in Nebraska.

So Larroquette has a client and of course the best place to start looking for suspects is the little black book. The agency certainly had a nice share of high end clientele. And the murder is of course associated with the profession though not quite in the way you might think.

Nice story, but a really bad premise.