McBride: Anybody Here Murder Marty?

Película de TV
2005
1h 40min

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Marta DuBois, John Larroquette, and Matt Lutz in McBride: Anybody Here Murder Marty? (2005)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTracy is an aspiring singer who breaks up with Joe, her longtime boyfriend, on a popular TV show, but when the show's TV host is found murdered, all fingers point straight to Joe. McBride mu... Leer todoTracy is an aspiring singer who breaks up with Joe, her longtime boyfriend, on a popular TV show, but when the show's TV host is found murdered, all fingers point straight to Joe. McBride must now take charge and clear Joe's name.Tracy is an aspiring singer who breaks up with Joe, her longtime boyfriend, on a popular TV show, but when the show's TV host is found murdered, all fingers point straight to Joe. McBride must now take charge and clear Joe's name.

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Liz Torres [Eugenie Underwood] was a co-star of John Larroquette [Mike McBride] in The John Larroquette Show.

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In the red jeep McBride drives while following a character, you will sometimes see a rear-view mirror and then see only the nub where it would be hanging if it were there.

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Followed by McBride: Fallen Idol (2006)

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7/10

Perhaps a below par McBride movie, but enjoyable nevertheless

These McBride "movies" remind me of the Andy Griffith (Ben") Matlock TV series, which I enjoyed very much. I haven't checked to see if the same writers are involved, but Matlock opened in the same way, with a clever introductory court scene, with nothing to do with the story proper. This is in accordance with the reviewer's comment that anyone could play McBride. I have enjoyed all 5 of the MCBride movies seen so far. I'm a sucker for this kind of show. I thought the reviewer was somewhat harsh, & hence my vote of 7 out of 10. However, I do agree with his comments in general. I like John Larroquette as much as I liked Any Griffith.