Murder, She Wrote
A Little Night Work
Sunday 30 October 1988 on CBS

Senatorial hopeful Axel Weingard is murdered and his wife's necklace stolen. When busboy Andy Broom is arrested for Weingard's murder, Jessica gets involved in an attempt to clear his name.

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Rick was seriously considered for the Broadway play Funny Girl, starring opposite Barbra Streisand, until he disclosed that he couldn't sing. (edit) While assigned to the army base near Nashville, Rick met an ex-broadway actor named Raymond Johnson at the Community Playhouse. Rick learned the rudiments of acting from him and appeared in about 10 plays there. (edit) While in the Air Corps, Rick studied radio communications at first, but did poorly on the math tests, and ended up being assigned to public relations at the base near Nashville. (edit) Rick died at his home, just outside of Los Angeles, on October 16, 2000, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. (edit) Rick's final movie role was in the 1988 comedy, Illegally Yours. (edit)

Rick Jason (when offered the Thompson submachine gun as his personal weapon on Combat!): Do you think I'm going to haul sixteen pounds of steel around for three years? What's the lightest weapon you've got? (edit) Rick Jason: Hey, wanna go shoot some skeet?
Vic Morrow: Nah, I can't stand to kill clay.
(edit)

Star
Combat! Lieutenant Gil Hanley	The Case of the Dangerous Robin Robin Scott

Recurring Role
Combat! Hanley

Guest Star
Airwolf The Truth About Holly Ed Aarons	Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Kind Waitress Arthur
Automan The Great Pretender Nelson Trotter/uncredited	Dallas Shadow of a Doubt Avery Carson
Damon Runyon Theater The Big Umbrella King of Vastillia	Fantasy Island Trouble, My Lovely / The Common Man Arthur Hemmings