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Hunter/Shillelagh
| Shillelagh | |
| Season 6, Episode 2 | |
| Airdate | October 21, 1989 |
| Production Number | 5604 |
| Written by | Jerome Lew |
| Directed by | David G. Phinney |
| ← 6x01 On Air |
6x03 → Investment in Death |
| Hunter — Season Six | |
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Shillelagh is the second episode of the sixth season of Hunter, and the one hundred eleventh episode overall.
Starring: Fred Dryer (Det. Sgt. Rick Hunter), Stepfanie Kramer (Det. Sgt. Dee Dee McCall)
Also Starring: Charles Hallahan (Capt. Charles Devane)
Guest Stars: Fionnula Flanagan (Maureen Delaney), Nicholas Guest (Sean Delaney), Jay Ingram (Russ Hillary), Alan Scarfe (Milo), Jonathan Emerson (Kevin Connerhan), Kenneth Kimmins (Sir Thomas Sefton)
Co-Starring: Erik Holland (Lars Jensen), Scott Thomson (Danny McCann), Herb Muller (News Stand Owner)
Featuring: Rick Sipes (Reporter I), Valerie Parker (Reporter II), James Sweeney (Bartender), Sheldon Kurtz (Drunk)
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Plot Overview
The brother of Captain Devane's girlfriend arrives in L.A. to speak to the Irish-American community at a rally despite threats on his life. He steadfastly refuses to cancel his speech, so Devane asks Hunter and McCall to protect him, unaware that he's the real threat--it's all a cover to assassinate another visitor from Ireland, a Colonel whom he blames for his brother's death.
