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Matlock/The Final Affair (1)
| The Final Affair (1) | |
| Season 7, Episode 16 | |
| Airdate | April 29, 1993 |
| Teleplay by | Anne Collins |
| Story by | Gerald Sanoff |
| Directed by | Frank Thackery |
| ← 7x15 The Divorce |
7x17 → The Final Affair (2) |
| Matlock — Season Seven | |
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The Final Affair (1) is the sixteenth episode of the seventh season of Matlock, and the one hundred fifty-third episode overall.
Starring: Andy Griffith (Ben Matlock), Brynn Thayer (Leanne McIntyre), Daniel Roebuck (Cliff Lewis) (credit only)
and Clarence Gilyard, Jr. (Conrad McMasters)
Guest Stars in Alphabetical Order: Jeff Allin (Bryan Lane), Scott Thompson Baker (Daniel Wallace), Rebeccah Bush (Pamela Wallace), Jim Jansen (Lenny Hoskins), Jordan Rhodes (Lt. Harmon Andrews), Robert Wightman (Rev. Oliver Mallory)
Michael Goodwin (Mr. Chase), Mitchell Laurance (Assistant D.A. Breitman), Lorri Lindberg (Laura / Hoskins' First Lawyer), Terry Loughlin (Judge Edwards), Rebecca I. Rogers (Natalie Fox), Sal Ruffino (Joe Thompson), John Shearin (Peter Eastland), Al Wiggins (Judge in Lane Trial), J.S. (Joe) Young (Max Ingle)
Featuring: C.K. Bibby (Elder), Paul Carbonell (Reed), John R. Dupree (Kid), J. Rob Jordan (Robert Linder), Barbara Williams (Jury Foreperson)
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Plot Overview
A college football coach who was kicked out of the pros for throwing games as a player finds himself accused of throwing college games. Matlock refuses to defend him and recommends another attorney, who loses the coach's case. When it's revealed that the lawyer withheld a witness who could clear his client, Matlock steps in and clears the man's name. The coach's wife reveals that she and the lawyer were having an affair and set him up to get him out of the way. The coach dies in a mysterious fall, and his wife is murdered, and Matlock is hired to defend the lawyer, now accused of murder. Leanne asks Ben to take in her client, a homeless man accused of trespassing and disorderly conduct, and the man turns out to be a great cook.
