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Police search for a connection between a mechanic, a bookkeeper and a college professor, who are all killed by the same gun and in the same gangland style. Former UCLA quarterback Mark Harmon has a cameo role as a wounded witness to the assassin's most recent attack.moreless
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  • From the series' best period

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    This plot wasn't a cliche in 1975: mob hitmen use vulnerable office employee to obtain the wherebouts of "participants" in the government Witness Protection Program.

    From "Police Woman"s most 'serious' period, where the show was really genuinely striving to be "good", the episode is enhanced by Richard Shore' forboding music score, and the work of somewhat-legendary cinematogrpher, Gerald Perry Finnerman ("Star Trek"/"Moonlighting", etc..)

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