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Mark Harmon | ... |
Det. Dicky Cobb
44 episodes, 1991-1993
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Marlee Matlin | ... |
Asst. Dist. Atty. Tess Kaufman
44 episodes, 1991-1993
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William Converse-Roberts | ... |
Dist. Atty. Arthur Gold
44 episodes, 1991-1993
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Tim Grimm | ... |
Bruce Kaufman
44 episodes, 1991-1993
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Bill Pugin | ... |
Ben Douglass
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43 episodes, 1991-1993
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Jonathan the Dog | ... |
Himself
34 episodes, 1991-1993
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Kay Lenz | ... |
Maggie Zombro
32 episodes, 1991-1993
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Nancy Everhard | ... |
Kay Lockman
24 episodes, 1991-1993
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Chicago police detective Dicky Cobb turns in some crooked cops and finds himself persona non grata in the department. He is reassigned as an investigator for assistant D.A. Tess Kaufman, partly due to the fact that she is deaf and he can sign. Tess works for District Attorney Arthur Gold, a slick opportunist. Dicky investigates her cases, with the frequent help of Detective Earl Gaddis, a chain-smoking cop who is the only one on the force Dicky still gets along with. Tess is assisted by her faithful translator, Ben Douglass. Her ex-husband, Bruce Kaufman, continues to make life unhappy for her by involving her in his insensitive schemes. Dicky is romantically involved first with Kay Lockman, a cop's daughter who runs a bar, and later with defense attorney Maggie Zombro, with whom he often conflicts in court. Written by Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
I thought that this was one of the finest shows on television. Sadly, NBC sabotaged it, as they have done with some other fine shows, by bouncing it around their schedule and not letting the audience build up. Mark Harmon and Kay Lenz had great chemistry together as a romantic couple, and the working relationship/friendship between Harmon and Matlin made for fantastic television. This show deserved far better than it got from NBC.