In the Heat of the Night – King’s Ransom

Season 3 (Episode 10)

Air Date: 2 January 1990

Writers: Kim C. Friese and Matt Harris

Director: Jeffrey Hayden

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Tony Burton (Conrad ‘King’ Baylor), Art Evans (L’il Calvin), Bob Penny (Alvin Epps), Buck Ford (Phil Trundel), Charmin Talbert (Etta), Johnny Popwell (Rivers)

Production Notes

  • Howard Rollins does not appear in this episode
  • Carroll O’Connor co-wrote this episode using the pseudonym Matt Harris

 

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In the Heat of the Night – Vengeance

Season 3 (Episode 8)

Air Date: 12 December 1989

Writer: Mark Rodgers

Director: E.W. Swackhamer

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Crystal Fox (Luann Corbin)

Guest Stars
Jacqueline Schultz (Mary Ann), Dyana Ortelli (Carmen Wormlee), Bill Gribble (Tom Wormlee), Tim Powell (Jack Waylan), Greg Paul Meyers (Lane Wormlee), Alex Van (Larry Wormlee), Paul Armbruster (Willets), Judy McDowell (Kharla), Martha Knighton (Landlady)

Episode Notes

  • Location: Newton General Hospital
  • Businesses: Nally’s Never-Close; The Wormlee’s Boone Docks

 

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In the Heat of the Night – Time of the Stranger

Season 3 (Episode 7)

Air Date: 5 December 1989

Writer: Mark Rodgers

Director: Ivan Dixon

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Frances Fisher (Kate Morell), Shannon Beaty (Jayce Morrell), Laura Whyte (Marge Winthrop), Ted Henning (Arkin), Clarinda Ross (The Mother), Joy Tracy (The Little Girl)


Notable Guest Stars

Frances FisherFrances Fisher

Episode Notes

  • Business: Morell’s Dance Studio

 

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In the Heat of the Night – Anniversary

Season 3 (Episode 6)

Air Date: 28 November 1989

Writer: Mark Rodgers

Director: Harry Harris

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Joan McMurtrey (F.B.I. Agent Barriman), Trent Bross (Curt Breynard), Joe Seneca (Reverend John Carter), Chuck Lawlor (Tommy Palmerton), Marc Macaulay (Allan Thurman), Billy Ray Reynolds (Noah Crowley), Paige Trewhitt (Debbie)

 

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In the Heat of the Night – Crackdown

Season 3 (Episode 5)

Air Date: 21 November 1989

Writer: Nancy Bond

Director: E.W. Swackhamer

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Crystal Fox (Luann Corbin)

Guest Stars
Carrie Snodgress (Mrs. Kroller), James Sutorius (Jim Kroller), Dana Barron (Corrie Kroller), Jill Jane Clements (Maude), S.J. Floyd (Perle), Randall Franks (Randy Goode), Walt Goggins (Darrell), Ali McCorkle (Laura), Ray McKinnon (Delbert ‘Timer’ Johnson), Amanda Pillow (Zan Kroller)

Production Notes

  • Alan Autry does not appear in this episode

Episode Notes

  • Business: Sparta Jewelers

 

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In the Heat of the Night – First Girl

Season 3 (Episode 4)

Air Date: 14 November 1989

Writer: Matt Harris

Director: Gene Reynolds

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Denise Nicholas (Harriet DeLong), Crystal Fox (Luann Corbin)

Guest Stars
Sheryl Lynn Piland (Officer Christine Rankin), Lou Walker (John Reeve), Freddie Hendricks (Abe Gillins), Randy Hall (Al Bosworth), Billy Gillespie (Lance Bosworth), Thom Gossom (Melvin Lemmon), Patty Mack (Melva)

Production Notes

  • Anne Marie Johnson does not appear in this episode
  • Carroll O’Connor wrote this episode using the pseudonym Matt Harris

Episode Notes

  • Business: Trophy Marine

 

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In the Heat of the Night – Murder Most Ancient

Season 3 (Episode 3)

Air Date: 7 November 1989

Teleplay: Edward DeBlasio

Story: Adrian Spies

Director: Winrich Kolbe

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Crystal Fox (Luann Corbin)

Guest Stars
Grainger Hines (Roscoe Jefry), Clare Wren (Rochelle Conlan), Tim Griffin (John Conlan), Mert Hatfield (Clarence Conlan), Suzanne Stewart (Mrs. Feathers)

 

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In the Heat of the Night – Fairest of Them All

Season 3 (Episode 2)

Air Date: 31 October 1989

Writer: Edward DeBlasio

Director: Mario Azzopardi

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Martha Byrne (Lizbeth Hagen), Diane Almeida (Dina Raines), Linda Pierce (Margaret Hagen), Larry Black (Andrew Folsey), Kevin Corrigan (Clay Mason), Angie Harper (Terry), Robin Brown (Madeleine), Bill Mulvey (The Attorney)

Episode Notes

  • Business: The Magnolia House

 

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