TV Series1993 · CBS · Ended · 45 min
"Diagnosis Murder" follows the adventures of Dr. Mark Sloan, an amiable and avuncular doctor who is also a genius at solving murders. Dr. Sloan is aided in his homicide investigations by his son, LAPD Lt. Steve Sloan, pathologist/medical examiner Dr. Amanda Bentley, and ER resident Dr. Jesse Travis.
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Dick Van Dyke
Mark Sloan
178 episodes
Victoria Rowell
Amanda Bentley-Livingston
178 episodes
Charlie Schlatter
Jesse Travis
137 episodes
Scott Baio
Jack Stewart
41 episodes
Barry Van Dyke
Steve Sloan
178 episodes
Michael Tucci
Norman Briggs
85 episodes
Delores Hall
Delores Mitchell
41 episodes
Haviland Morris
Shanda
1 episode
John Beck
Det. Eugene Vickers
2 episodes
Paige Rowland
Wendy Sawyer
2 episodes
Michele Scarabelli
Leah King
2 episodes
Sylvia Sidney
Alice
1 episode
Ned Romero
Mr. Clarke
1 episode
Priscilla Garita
Officer Patty
2 episodes
Robert Apisa
Foreman
1 episode
Joyce Van Patten
Sarah Emerson
1 episode
Kim Christiansen
Reporter
1 episode
Kate McNeil
Jennifer Stratton / Joan
1 episode
Jennifer Hetrick
Gayle Wheeler
1 episode
Vincent Ventresca
Johnny Meslofski
1 episode
Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs
Sgt. Baker
1 episode
James Read
David McReynolds
1 episode
Scarlett Pomers
Judy
1 episode
Rochelle Swanson
Phil
1 episode
Jerry Mathers
Mr. Lustig
1 episode
Mark LaMura
Pilot George Lincoln
1 episode
Loretta Swit
Maggie Dennings
1 episode
Brian Gaskill
Alan Wallace
1 episode
Roma Downey
Heather Winslow
1 episode
Nicole Sullivan
Nurse
1 episode
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