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To investigate a possible murder, Dr. Sloan goes into a house of roommates who are monitored 24 hours a day by cameras for a national television series.
To investigate a possible murder, Dr. Sloan goes into a house of roommates who are monitored 24 hours a day by cameras for a national television series.
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Diagnosis Murder
S8, EP10 "Playing God"Someone kills a medical student, drains his blood and stores the corpse in the Community General morgue.
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S8, EP11 "Less Than Zero"Dr. Sloan investigates the demise of a television star who may have died because of compulsive dieting.
Diagnosis Murder
S8, EP14 "You Bet Your Life"When a big-time bookie and a gambling heart surgeon turn up dead, Mark bets that something foul is afoot.
Diagnosis Murder
S4, EP4 "X Marks the Murder"After a clever serial killer is murdered in jail, Mark and Steve realize an equally lethal copycat is on the loose.
Diagnosis Murder
S8, EP9 "Confession"A priest suspected of murder hears the true killer's confession and can't break his vow of confidentially, so Mark goes under cover to clear his name and put the real killer behind bars.
Diagnosis Murder
S8, EP8 "All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Die"Mark gets wrapped up in the world of high fashion and designer drugs while tracking down the person responsible for planting a bomb that killed his friend on his wedding day.
Diagnosis Murder
S8, EP7 "Hot House"To investigate a possible murder, Dr. Sloan goes into a house of roommates who are monitored 24 hours a day by cameras for a national television series.
Diagnosis Murder
S8, EP6 "The Cradle Will Rock"Mark discovers that an impassioned love affair between a nurse and a 17-year-old hospital worker may be the motive for murder.
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