The Tabloid (Matlock episode)
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The Tabloid is the 4th episode of season nine of the television show Matlock. See also: List of Matlock episodes.
| "The Tabloid" Episode of Matlock |
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| Episode # | Season 9, Episode 4 |
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| Matlock's Assistant | Jerri Stone | |
| Private Investigator | Tyler Hudson | |
| D.A. | Assistant D.A. (Michael Genevie) | |
| Judge | Judge Edwards | |
| Others | - | |
| Accused | Carol Davis | |
| Murdered | Ross Buckley | |
| Real Killer | Chet Sellers | |
| Guest star(s) | Tricia O'Neil (Carol Davis) Ray McKinnon (Wade Parsons) Salvatore Xuereb (Chet Sellers) |
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| Writer(s) | Anne Collins | |
| Director | Christopher Hibler | |
| Production № | 9-4 | |
| US airdate | 10 November 1994 | |
| Episode Chronology | ||
| The Dare | The Tabloid | The Coach |
[edit] Plot synopsis
Matlock defends a senatorial candidate accused of murdering a tabloid paper editor. Senatorial candidate Carol Davis has a photo taken of her which embarrasses her, and when she confronts Ross Buckley, the editor-in-chief of the National Informer, she finds him dead. The murder weapon turns up at her house, and she is accused of his murder. The real killer was Chet Sellers, a photographer at the paper and a high school dropout, who discovered that Ross and Reverend Wesley Masters were conspiring together concerning a picture he had taken, and he killed him.
[edit] Cast
- Carol Davis - Tricia O'Neil
- Wade Parsons - Ray McKinnon
- Chet Sellers - Salvatore Xuereb
- Linda - Rhoda Griffis
- Ross Buckley - Michael Goodwin
- John Nash - Rob Treveiler
- Wheeler Harmon - Barry Bell
- ADA - Michael Genevie
- Miss Van Ness - Lisa Norman
- Reverend Wesley Masters - J. Don Ferguson
- Secretary - Tamara Burnham
- Photographer #2 - Deacon Dawson
- Heather Hartley - Cheryl Donaldson
- Staff Photographer - Chuck Kinlaw
- Judge Edwards - Terry Loughlin
- Doorman - Patt Noday
[edit] Production details
- Written by Anne Collins, directed by Christopher Hibler
- Story by Joel Steiger and Gerald Sanoff
- Music by Dick De Benedictis

