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Quincy, M.E./Unreasonable Doubt
| Unreasonable Doubt | |
| Season 8, Episode 5 | |
| Airdate | November 10, 1982 |
| Production Number | 57008 |
| Written by | Lee Sheldon |
| Directed by | Richard Benedict |
| Produced by | Michael Braverman, Jeri Taylor |
| ← 8x04 Dying for a Drink |
8x06 → Sleeping Dogs |
| Quincy, M.E. — Season Eight | |
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Unreasonable Doubt is the fifth episode of the eighth season of Quincy, M.E., and the one hundred twenty-ninth episode overall.
Starring: Jack Klugman (Dr. R. Quincy)
Also Starring: Garry Walberg (Lt. Monahan), John S. Ragin (Asten), Val Bisoglio (Danny), Robert Ito (Sam), Joseph Roman (Sgt. Brill)
Guest Stars: John Rubinstein (Dr. Walter Ross), David S. Sheiner (Attorney Ben Wakefield), Jim Antonio (Jerry Preston), David Tress (Judge K.L. Parker), George O'Hanlon, Jr. (), Miriam Byrd Nethery (Annie)
and Anita Gillette (Dr. Emily Hanover)
Co-Starring: Kres Mersky (Lilian Preston), Chad Cowgill (Michael Preston), T.J. Castronova (Ed MacDonald)
with Audrey Marlyn (Dr. Meade), Eddie Garrett (Ed), Filip Field (Lab Technician), John Nolan (Bartender), Diane Markoff (Waitress)
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Plot Overview
The infant child of a close friend of Quincy's dies from electrocution, and the possibility is raised that it was murder and not accidental, due to the baby being born retarded. A fellow pathologist handles the case at the inquest, but his actions, which are more like a prosecutor than a pathologist, concern Quincy.
