Burke's Law Who Killed Molly? (1963–1966) Online
- Original Title :
- Who Killed Molly?
- Genre :
- TV Episode / Action / Adventure / Crime / Drama
- Year :
- 1963–1966
- Directror :
- Don Weis
- Cast :
- Gene Barry,Gary Conway,Regis Toomey
- Writer :
- Albert Beich,Frank D. Gilroy
- Type :
- TV Episode
- Time :
- 1h
- Rating :
- 8.1/10
Housewife Molly Baker, a brunette, is found dead in her shower, the apparent victim of a fall and drowning. But the autopsy shows that she was strangled and the discovery of blond wig hairs on four of her dresses is the first indication of her very busy secret life.
Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Gene Barry | - | Capt. Amos Burke | |
Gary Conway | - | Det. Tim Tilson | |
Regis Toomey | - | Det. Les Hart | |
Leon Lontoc | - | Henry | |
Hoagy Carmichael | - | Carl Baker | |
Nanette Fabray | - | Amanda Tribble | |
Jay C. Flippen | - | Lieutenant Grogan | |
Jayne Mansfield | - | Cleo Patrick | |
Arthur O'Connell | - | Dr. Stuart Alexander | |
Michael Fox | - | Coroner George McLeod | |
Eileen O'Neill | - | Sgt. Gloria Ames | |
Marianna Hill | - | Doc Goddard | |
Juli Reding | - | 3rd Stripper | |
Irwin Charone | - | Hoffmeyer | |
Larry J. Blake | - | Robert Taggart (as Larry Blake) |
The house facade is the same house that the Douglas family of My Three Sons moves into when they move to California.
Jayne Mansfield plays a character called "Cleo" in this segment and spends most of her time in a brunette wig styled to resemble Elizabeth Taylor's coiffure in "Cleopatra", which had opened in cinemas only a few months before this was first aired.
It has not escaped the notice of hard-core "Star Trek" fans that, in this episode, Captain Burke is mistakenly addressed as "Captain Kirk" at one point, nor that Nanette Fabray plays a "Mrs. Tribble" in it. However, the famous "Star Trek" segment entitled "The Trouble With Tribbles" was not televised until December of 1967, nor did the series begin being broadcast until after "Burke's Law" had finished. Neither Albert Beich nor Don Weis (respectively writer and director of this episode) ever worked on "Star Trek".
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