Murder, She Wrote

Murder, She Wrote (1984)

7 revealing mistakes in season 6 - chronological order

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Appointment in Athens - S6-E1

Revealing mistake: All of the exterior shots of Jessica and Hagarty are wide shots with very obvious stand-ins. Jessica is thinner and younger, while short-haired Hagarty's double is younger, chubbier, and has long hair around the nape.

Sacha

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Jack & Bill - S6-E5

Revealing mistake: When the episode ends and Bill leans down for the dog to lick him, a shiny light-brown spot is visible on the actor's jaw - seemingly a bit of food placed there to prompt the dog's trained reaction.

Sacha

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Jack & Bill - S6-E5

Revealing mistake: In the toilet scene, when Max slams the terrorist against the wall, he is replaced by a very obvious stunt double with longer hair and a noticeably larger build.

Sacha

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If the Shoe Fits - S6-E13

Revealing mistake: When Danny recounts crashing the pickup and breaking the tail light, you can hear the light shatter when he hits the tree - but it doesn't actually break. In the next shot, however, the tail light is suddenly smashed.

Sacha

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How To Make a Killing Without Really Trying - S6-E14

Revealing mistake: When Jessica enters Gordon Tully's office and looks around, there's a photo of him with Buddy Black. The picture is an awful, poorly done composite: the lighting on their heads doesn't match the rest of the image, the head sizes are out of proportion with the bodies, and the overall light direction is inconsistent.

Sacha

Sing a Song of Murder - S2-E5

Revealing mistake: When the first scene at Emma's hideaway was shown, obviously the two characters Emma and Jessica were filmed seperately on the couch and then the film was put together (as both are played by Angela Lansbury). However Jessica did a lot of moving while she was talking, so Emma was looking straight across at where she had been, despite her bending down while she talked.

Dan Moat

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Answer: In a flashback scene, it was shown that he had a violent temper, so it stands to reason that he finally killed her in a fit of rage.

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