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Jake and the Fatman is a television crime drama starring William Conrad as prosecutor J. L. "Fatman" McCabe and Joe Penny as investigator Jake Styles. The series ran on CBS for five seasons from 1987 to 1992. Diagnosis: Murder was a spin-off of this series.
Senator candidate Kyle Williams' lover is killed after she threatens to reveal their affair. His speechwriter admits to him that he was the murderer, but threatens to frame him unless he cooperates.
Carson Warfield is having an affair with his stepmother, and together they kill his father and frame a thief who used to work for them. When things don't add up McCabe gets suspicious, and starts nosing around.
Carson Warfield is having an affair with his stepmother, and together they kill his father and frame a thief who used to work for them. When things don't add up McCabe gets suspicious, and starts nosing around.
Jake's former partner is killed by his fiancée in an alley. She blames the murder on a Latin kid she saw stealing a VCR just before she pulled the trigger.
A wealthy lawyer kills his ex-wife's new man and frames her for the murder. She is arrested, and he takes the job of being her lawyer.
A call girl discovers that her pimp uses her to smuggle drugs. She contacts McCabe, but is killed just as they meet.
For some time David Thompson has gone out and killed bums, so that the police believe a serial killer is loose. Then when he lures his brother to an alley and kills him the same way, he won't be a suspect.
""Mad"" Marvin Michaels, the owner of an electronics store, is killed, and ex-con Bradford Long is the main suspect. McCabe assigns the case to the cop Karen Stetson, whose father was killed by Long.
Glen Latimer pushes his newly married rich wife Nancy of their boat, but she survives and is brought to a hospital. She is unsure if it was just an accident, so Jake goes befriends Glen posing as Nancy's brother.
Ed Galvin escapes while he is being transported to prison, after threatening the life of McCabe and Andy Harmon (the cop who arrested him) during his trial.
Cast: William Conrad, Joe Penny, Alan Campbell, Olga Russell, George O'Hanlon, Jr., Lu Leonard, Jack Hogan, Melody Anderson, Nelson Mashita, Tony Todd, Casey Sander, Signy Coleman, James Karen, Al Harrington, Rebeccah Bush, Amy Steel, Kim Johnston Ulrich, Branscombe Richmond, Bob Minor, Anjanette Comer, Larry Hankin, Roxann Dawson, Ed Nelson, Jeremy Roberts, Richard Burgi, Fran Bennett, Bert Remsen, Kurt Fuller, Kathryn Leigh Scott, Mary-Margaret Humes
Genres: Drama, Crime, Action & Adventure
Maturity rating: NR
William Conrad
Jason McCabe
Joe Penny
Jake Styles
Alan Campbell
Derek Mitchell
Olga Russell
Lisbeth Berkeley-Smythe
George O'Hanlon, Jr.
Sgt. Rafferty
Lu Leonard
Gertrude Reilly
Jack Hogan
Judge Smithwood
Melody Anderson
Neely Capshaw
Nelson Mashita
Tony Todd
Jordan Lee
Casey Sander
Signy Coleman
James Karen
Al Harrington
Puka Pete
Rebeccah Bush
Katie Grant
Amy Steel
Kim Johnston Ulrich
Branscombe Richmond
Bob Minor
Prisoner #2
Anjanette Comer
Vera Lake
Larry Hankin
Roxann Dawson
Ed Nelson
D.A. Marcus Packard
Jeremy Roberts
Sennett
Richard Burgi
Fran Bennett
Judge (uncredited)
Bert Remsen
Kurt Fuller
Kathryn Leigh Scott
Mary-Margaret Humes
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