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Matlock/The Fugitive
| The Fugitive | |
| Season 4, Episode 11 | |
| Airdate | November 28, 1989 |
| Written by | Reed Shelly & Bruce Shelly |
| Directed by | Tony Mordente |
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| Matlock — Season Four | |
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The Fugitive is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of Matlock, and the seventy-eighth episode overall.
Starring: Andy Griffith (Ben Matlock), Nancy Stafford (Michelle Thomas) (credit only), Julie Sommars (Julie March)
and Clarence Gilyard, Jr. Conrad McMasters) (credit only)
Special Guest Star: Kevin McCarthy (Jonathan Horton)
Guest Stars (in alphabetical order): David Froman (Lt. Bob Brooks), Terri Garber (Valerie Walsh), Brett Porter (Mark Tannen), Tim Ryan (Drew Carey), David Tress (Edwin Walsh)
Special Appearance by: Don Knotts (Les Calhoun)
Co-Starring: Martin Azarow (Proprietor), Will Gill, Jr. (Martin Barnett), Mary-Margaret Lewis (Secretary), Paul Lyell (Officer), Lucille Meredith (Judge Sawyer), Roz Witt (Jury Foreperson)
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Plot Overview
Feeling that he's losing the case, Matlock's client, a young man accused of murdering his rich uncle, bolts from the courtroom and becomes a fugitive. Despite Matlock winning the case, Judge Irene Sawyer would recommend, Drew Carey, an indefinite community service, due to fits of rage, both inside and outside the court.
