
Murder, She Wrote
Jessica pores through a long list of enemies and possible suspects when a janitor (George Takei) finds an obnoxious TV host dead in his office.

Jessica pores through a long list of enemies and possible suspects when a janitor (George Takei) finds an obnoxious TV host dead in his office.

Jessica shares the plot of her new book, in which a law student (Shaun Cassidy) seeks the killer of an arrogant professor (George Grizzard) with many enemies.

While bedridden, Jessica overhears a telephone conversation between two men who are plotting a murder.

A London-bound plane is the setting for the murder of an heiress's bodyguard and the theft of a valuable necklace.

Jessica comes to the aid of a shy poet (Thom Bray) who is the prime suspect when his tormentor (Barry Williams) is found dead.

Jessica probes the murder by poison of an ex-colleague's understudy (Ann Turkel), after the leading lady (Eleanor Parker) is unable to go on at a small-town theater.

Jessica reluctantly agrees to a television interview for an old friend but is surprised when a different reporter arrives to conduct the taping a boat explosion leads everyone to believe the journalist (Chad Everett) has been killed.

A police retiree tries to solve a 10-year-old murder case reopened by a mistaken-identity shooting.

An attacker tries to stop Jessica when her investigation of two circus murders may clear Neil (Jackie Cooper).

Jessica discovers a circus clown arrested for murder is actually her long-lost brother-in-law (Jackie Cooper).

Jessica's old friend (Christopher Allport) faces charges of abetting a well-versed art thief and is suspected of having murdered his wife.

Trying to clear a relative's (Peter Bonerz) name, Jessica unmasks murder suspects at a Mardi Gras celebration.

Jessica trades passing shots with a murderer during a tennis-tournament fund-raiser hosted by one of Jessica's former students (Linda Hamilton).

The ruthless new owner (Bert Convy) of a formerly classy periodical is murdered, and Jessica takes on the case.

A corpse, returned to Cabot Cove for burial, turns out to be misidentified.

Jessica investigates when murder fells a local Navajo Indian guide who opposed an archaeologist's desecration of tribal lands.

A woman is electrocuted in the bathtub, and the chaos that follows makes things difficult for Amos as he prepares to turn the reins over to a new sheriff.

While teaching an English class at a women's prison, Jessica steps in when a murder leads to a hostage situation.

Jessica must help her niece, a jockey whose first victory is followed by charges of murdering the horse's owner.

While staying at a lakeside inn, Jessica investigates the drowning of a championship swimmer.