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Hunter/City of Passion (2)
| City of Passion (2) | |
| Season 4, Episode 7 | |
| Airdate | November 14, 1987 |
| Production Number | 5416 |
| Teleplay by | Dallas L. Barnes |
| Based on | the novel by Dallas L. Barnes |
| Directed by | James Whitmore, Jr. |
| ← 4x06 City of Passion (1) |
4x08 → City of Passion (3) |
| Hunter — Season Four | |
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City of Passion (2) is the seventh episode of the fourth season of Hunter, and the seventy-second episode overall.
Fred Dryer (Det. Sgt. Rick Hunter), Stepfanie Kramer (Det. Sgt. Dee Dee McCall)
Also Starring: Charles Hallahan (Capt. Charles Devane)
Guest Stars: Erik Estrada (Sgt. Brad Navarro), Shelley Taylor Morgan (Sgt. Kitty O'Hearn), Frederick Coffin (Lloyd Fredericks), Gail Youngs (Cathy Navarro), Margaret Gibson (Claire Fredericks), Lezlie Deane (Stacey Tyler), Arthur Rosenberg (Commander Lester D. Cain), John Shearin (Lt. Ambrose Finn), Bruce Kirby (Edward Stanmore), Hank Woessner (Scar Face), Carel Struycken (Occult Store Owner), Rudy Ramos (Reuben Garcia), Rony Clanton (Motel Clerk)
and Robert Reed (Judge Warren Unger)
Co-Starring: Howard George (D.A. R. Bendici), J. Michael Flynn (First Motel Clerk), Jon Menick (Deputy), Daniel Torppe (Detective), Don Edmonds (Detective)
Featuring: Eck Stone (Ho), Trevor Weaver (Tim), Bess Meisler (Unger's Maid), Garry Corgiat (Officer Garrett), Ines Pedroza (Ines Pedroza), Harry Cohn (2nd Clerk), Cary Pitts (The Marshall), Alan Cassidy (The Detective), Marland Proctor (Officer), Charles Edward Smith (Reporter)
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Plot Overview
The search for "Big Foot" continues. Navarro's wife files suit against the department, claiming that pairing him with attractive officers like McCall and O'Hearn whetted his sexual appetite and ruined their marriage. The prostitute that Hunter tried to help flees the motel where Hunter had her stashed, with a scary man pursuing her. She's later found brutally murdered, and on her person is a gun belonging to Judge Unger, the jurist that McCall arrested, and Hunter pays a visit to him with his suspicions. As a result of an investigation by none other than the Chief of Police himself, Commander Cain is forced to resign.
