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The death of a boy in a center for problem children prompts Emily to experiment with a home-therapy program for troubled families.
The death of a boy in a center for problem children prompts Emily to experiment with a home-therapy program for troubled families.
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S6, EP16 "To Kill in Plain Sight"A murder investigation leads to a plot to assassinate a government official; guests Rafer Johnson, Fritz Weaver.
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S6, EP17 "Sugar and Spice"Quincy is sued for libel after attacking a diet-book author's (Kathleen Nolan) methods before a national TV audience.
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S8, EP21 "Suffer the Little Children"The death of a boy in a center for problem children prompts Emily to experiment with a home-therapy program for troubled families.
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S8, EP22 "An Act of Violence"Quincy refuses to deal with the paralyzing fear and depression he feels after being the victim of a brutal beating by two muggers.
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S6, EP12 "Jury Duty"While serving as a juror for a homicide trial, Quincy objects vehemently to questionable evidence; guest Sam Groom.
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