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Rich Girl

Season 2, Episode 4, Aired Oct 19, 1985

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Hunter and McCall investigate the attempted shooting of a wealthy businessman whose young wife is the prime suspect.

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Richard Vath

Lawyer
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Ron Troncatty

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Kurt Smildsin

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Richard Beauchamp

Carlos
John Shearin

Lieutenant Ambrose Finn
Fred Dryer

Detective Sergeant Rick Hunter
Stepfanie Kramer

Detective Sergeant Dee Dee McCall

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"Rich Girl" provides moments of drama, humor and intrigue without relying on shootouts or car chases for thrills. An excellent episode of "Hunter." All true fans should watch it again.

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By 123home123, Jan 03, 2007

"Rich Girl" was an excellent episode. Hunter and McCall investigated the attempted murder of an elderly man who was worth $100 million. They navigated their way through the twists and turns of the case. And they came up with quite a clever solution at the end when it seemed that the case was falling apart.

Hunter was hilarious in an undercover role as a two-bit scam artist pretending to be a professional basketball player. As he ordered a tall soda water with lime and plenty of ice, the waiter asked if he needed anything else. He simply said, "A glass." I don't know how smart it was for him to go undercover, though. At the beginning of the episode, he attended a trial related to the investigation as himself. As a result, people involved in the case kept recognizing him, including the main suspect herself!

Hunter and McCall worked out a nifty plan when it appeared the suspect might get away with murder. The final scene focused completely on Cynthia Flagg. At first, I thought this would be a standard whodunnit episode. As the story progressed, it turned into a look at the sorry life of Cynthia Flagg. She was a pathetic character despite all of her family wealth. I was pleasantly surprised with this episode.

This was quite a good dramatic story. It worked even without large-scale gun battles and car chases. A must-see episode for "Hunter" fans!moreless
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- McCall: Innocent citizens of this town better be real glad you're not a judge. Hunter: You're wrong McCall. The guilty ones should be.
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- Hunter: Give me a, um, a tall soda water with lime and lots of ice. Waiter: Anything else? Hunter: A glass.
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- Hunter: Don't feel sad. I have an idea we're going to get a second shot at Miss Ginger Flagg. McCall: How do you figure that? Hunter: Well, statistically 71 percent of all unjailed murderers are involved in a second capital crime. McCall: That sounds like Crime Stoppers Library. Where'd you read that? Hunter: I didn't read it. I lived it.
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- McCall: She's super rich, she's beautiful and she just got acquitted. Now does that add up to suicide to you? Hunter: McCall, let's look at the dark side here. She's a social outcast, her husband's in a coma, and the whole world thinks she got off scot free. McCall: Most women's suicides use pills. Now Ginger's stock in trade was her looks. If you think she committed suicide, I got a cotton mine I'd like to sell you.
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