Why They Killed Nolan

Season 1, Episode 17, Aired
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McGill is framed for murder after a small time private investigator has come to him for help. The only way to save himself is to find the killer.
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      • When Mr Arnoldson visits his mistress he parks his car on the right hand side of the road opposite McGill's waiting Taxi. When he returns to leave his car is parked on the left hand side of the road next to McGill's Taxi. Edit

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      • John Lee (Insp. Glenn) was also in the episode "Variation on a Million Bucks -Part One." Played 'Killer'. Edit
      • Duncan Lamont (Chauffeur) played Tommy in the episode "All That Glitters". Edit
      • Harold Goodwin (Taxi Driver) played Foley in the episode "The Girl Who Never Was". Edit

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      • "His name's McGill.. with a big M and a big G" Edit

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