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Movies
- The Chameleon Murder
(Friday January 14, 2005)
McBride takes on the defense of a hitchhiker accused of murdering a woman who turns out to have had multiple identities.
- Murder Past Midnight
(Friday February 4, 2005)
When a young woman goes on trial for poisoning her wealthy husband, McBride leaves his position on the jury to take over her defense.
- It's Murder, Madam
(Friday March 4, 2005)
An aspiring actress arrives in Los Angeles with dreams of fame and fortune. But things turn nightmarish when she discovers that the dating service she’s working for is actually an escort service. Shocked and furious, the naïve young woman goes to confront her employer – and is arrested for the madam’s murder.
- The Doctor Is Out, Really Out
(Sunday June 12, 2005)
McBride is representing his friend Harry Evans in a custody case until Harry's therapist turns up dead and the Harry is blamed for the murder. Harry is distraught at the thought that he might be found responsible for Dr. Prescott's death, but after investigating the crime scene, McBride thinks Prescott was dead before Harry shot him.
- Tune in for Murder
(Sunday August 7, 2005)
It looks like an open-and-shut case when an abrasive radio talk show host is murdered. All signs point to the man’s on-air partner as the prime suspect, but detective-turned attorney Mike McBride’s sixth sense says something different. He takes the case and uses his sleuthing skills to tune into the truth - an altered audio tape that proves how wrong the prosecution can be.
- Anybody Here Murder Marty?
(Sunday August 28, 2005)
The seamy side of daytime television gets full exposure in McBride’s sixth installment. When a popular daytime TV host is murdered after his 1000th show, the trail leads cop-turned attorney Mike McBride past the obvious suspects. Was the murderer an irate guest, a starry-eyed fan, or the wife who stood to gain a fortune? McBride digs up plenty of dirt along with motives and alibis, but when one of the victim’s shirts turns up on Ebay, he goes into full gear. With psychology at the heart of his sleuthing success, McBride cuffs the real killer, the only person motivated by revenge.
- Fallen Idol
(Saturday March 11, 2006)
McBride is shocked when his good friend, a famed defense attorney, is stabbed to death outside his home. The police have arrested a Latino teenager caught pawning the attorney’s stolen Rolex. To complicate matters, the suspect’s sister wants McBride to defend her brother.
The accused claims he had found the watch alongside the road near the crime scene when he took a motorcycle he had been repairing for a test drive. The suspect has a clean reputation and McBride thinks it unlikely that he would stab a man 16 times to steal a watch. With the evidence against his client mounting, McBride realizes that to win his case he may have to expose the secrets not only of his idol but of several people who were close to him.
- Semper Fi
(Saturday January 20,2007)
A marine is accused of murdering his pregnant wife, but McBride decides to defend him after realizing the clues at the crime scene don’t add up. However, McBride will be hard-pressed to gain any favors on this case, because the marine’s sister is an old rival of Roberta’s. Complicating matters further is McBride’s discovery of his client’s troubled past, including an undisclosed affair. McBride and his partner Phil will have to use every trick in the book to unravel a dangerous web of lies, and with a multitude of secrets and suspects, it’s a race against time to find the real killer!
- Dogged
(Saturday March 10, 2007)
It's Murder at the Kennel Club and all clues point to a beautiful blonde as the shooter. But in a case where blackmail, shifty doctors, angry ex-boyfriends, bitter rivals and a long buried scandal are involved - can McBride be far behind?
Lucky for her - he's the only thing that can keep her out of jail. There's one small problem. He keeps winding up there, himself. John Larroquette stars as McBride. Guest starring Charles Robinson (Night Court).
- Requiem
(Monday March 19, 2007)
In life, Ava Fletcher was a virtuoso classical violinist and a darling of the critics, if not her peers. In death, she’s McBride’s new puzzle, and she’s got a grieving father eager to nail her low-class fiancée. McBride isn’t convinced, especially with an orchestra pit full of suspects all of who have solid motives for snipping Ava’s strings.
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