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Petrocelli/A Deadly Vow
| A Deadly Vow | |
| Season 2, Episode 12 | |
| Airdate | December 31, 1975 |
| Written by | Leonard Katzman |
| Directed by | Irving J. Moore |
| ← 2x11 Too Many Alibis |
2x13 → Falling Star |
| Petrocelli — Season Two | |
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A Deadly Vow is the twelfth episode of the second season of Petrocelli, and the thirty-fourth episode overall.
Guest Starring: Rosemary Forsyth (Lauren Edwards), Warren Kemmerling (Lt. Wayne Carter), Davey Davison (Ginny Morgan), Salome Jens (Leah Barnes)
Co-Starring: Alan Landers (Jeff Morgan), Len Wayland (Jack Mayhew)
With: Arnold Jeffers (Judge), Sandy Rosenthal (Goldie), Stephen T. Blood (Alan Edwards), Steve Eastin (Eastin), Jack Owens (Coroner), Jim English (Peterson), Gene Kelly (Jackson), Moe Mosley (Officer), Dick Alexander (Trustee), Fred Stromsoe (Man), Paul Ryland (Tommy Welch)
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Plot Overview
Petrocelli's confronted with yet another unusual client: she first visits him at his office and asks him about the penalties for killing someone. After he lays out all the possibilities for her, she leaves, but not before saying she's going to kill her husband. When the husband is indeed found dead, Tony's not sure he wants to defend her, considering that she not only said she was going to commit the crime but also bought the gun that was the murder weapon. He winds up taking the case and discovers other suspects with both personal and professional motives for killing.
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How imaginative...Steve Eastin plays the prosecutor in this episode, a man named...Eastin!
