Diagnóstico asesinato

Título original: Diagnosis Murder

Serie de TV
1993–2001
7
45min

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Dick Van Dyke and Barry Van Dyke in Diagnóstico asesinato (1993)

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El doctor Mark Sloan resuelve crímenes con la ayuda de su hijo, el detective de homicidios Steve.El doctor Mark Sloan resuelve crímenes con la ayuda de su hijo, el detective de homicidios Steve.El doctor Mark Sloan resuelve crímenes con la ayuda de su hijo, el detective de homicidios Steve.

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Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 5 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
According to Dick Van Dyke, the series never got a full season pick-up. It was always renewed a few episodes at a time.

Pifias
We see Dr. Sloan constantly ask his detective son to put out APB's (All Points Bulletins) or BOLOs (Be On the Look Out) to bring suspects and witnesses in. When found the police just walk up to people and place them in the squad car, taking them to the station for Steve and Mark to interview even though it's pretty clear they didn't want to come. If there is no probable cause for an arrest or an active arrest warrant, the police can't make you go anywhere against your will. Once in a while, a wealthy or educated person will assert this and ask a lawyer to be present but this is rare.

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Nodding to Sci-Fi

I haven't watched this series much, not because I don't think it's good, just because I haven't watched it. (Don't watch ER either, but that doesn't mean I don't think it's a good show.) However, I had to see this particular episode because of the guest cast and the fact that it was billed as a tribute to "The X Files." It was good to see Wil Wheaton, Bill Mumy, Walter Koenig, and George Takei. I really enjoyed it.