The Streets of San Francisco/Requiem for Murder
From The TV IV
| Requiem for Murder | |
| Season 4, Episode 17 | |
| Airdate | January 22, 1976 |
| Production Number | 5118 |
| Writer(s) | James J. Sweeney |
| Director(s) | Harry Falk |
| The Honorable Profession | Underground |
| The Streets of San Francisco — Season Four | |
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Requiem for Murder is the seventeenth episode of the fourth season of The Streets of San Francisco, and the ninetieth episode overall.
Guest Stars: Richard Basehart (Bishop Tim Farrow), Fionnula Flanagan (Emma Simms), Stephen Young (Father Wilson), Cal Bellini (Father Anthony Pedillo)
Special Guest Star: William Windom (Monsignor Frank Carruthers)
Co-Starring: Irene Tedrow (Mrs. Costello), Walter Brooke (George Webster), Alexander Courtney (Neil Brenner), Lou Krugman (Eddie Madden), Reuben Collins (Inspector Tanner), Connie Sawyer (Mrs. Rubens), Richard Hoyt (Jack), Lou Ann Graham (Nurse), Bruce Mackey (Attorney)
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Plot Overview
Mike is angered when his old friend Bishop Farrow is fatally shot while kneeling in prayer. He and Steve investigate a possible scandal involving several priests to try and find a motive for the killing but wind up finding an unlikely killer with an equally unlikely motive.
