Diagnosis: Murder (season 1) | |
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Country of origin | United States |
No. of episodes | 19 + Pilot + 5 TV movies |
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Original network | CBS |
Original release | October 29, 1993 | – May 13, 1994
Season chronology | |
Diagnosis: Murder's first season originally aired Fridays at 8:00-9:00 pm (EST). The season was released on DVD by Paramount Home Video. It included the pilot "It Never Entered My Mind" from Jake and The Fatman.
Dr. Mark Sloan investigates a hit-and-run death that may involve a priest's confessional.
A comedian who was hosting a telethon for the hospital is murdered, so Sloan investigates.
A millionaire dies after declaring his intention to leave his money to the hospital - and Sloan suspects the man's offspring.
Note: In addition to Sloan, Dick Van Dyke plays the millionaire Johnathan Nash and his Sons Julian Nash and J. Edison Nash and his Daughter Judith Nash.
When a dying man gives him a lottery ticket worth millions, Sloan must fight his way through competing claims in order to give the money to charity.
Steve is framed for the murder of an internal-affairs officer.
Sloan and Jack use connections to the underworld to figure out who set up Steve for murder.
The body of an infomercial financial guru disappears without a trace.
Sloan works to clear a friend in the murder of a magician. Special Guest Star: Emma Samms
Sloan uses a few leads to find out who's responsible for the death of a dance studio's unfavorable co-owner.
Amanda is suspected of murdering an old college roommate who had written a tell-all book about her sorority sisters.
When a call girl who was blackmailing some of her clients ends up dead, Mark sorts through her clients to find out who killed her.
After the mayor is murdered, Sloan investigates the peculiar behavior of the politician's widow.
Sloan suspects foul play after a friend dies in an earthquake.
Sloan comes to suspect that someone could have deliberately exposed a hit man to bubonic plague.
Sloan goes undercover as a priest to help a nun catch a murderer in her convent.