Episode
Benson: Don't Quote Me
Overview
A bad remark about a senator gets aired out and the staff is in trouble. They have to find who blabbed before more damaging information gets out.
Details
- Series
- Benson
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 9
- Air date
- 1979-11-22
- Runtime
- 30 min
Episode context
Don't Quote Me is Episode 9 in Season 1 of Benson. It aired on 1979-11-22. The runtime is 30 min.
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Jessica Tate visits and she gets involved in a scandal. She falls in love with the French Baron who is visiting and all of a sudden he dies. It's now up to Benson and Jessica to try to fool a crowd of media that he is still alive and departing the Hotel he's staying at without them knowing and connecting Jessica with the death.
Episode 10: War Stories
Benson's old army buddy Eddie visits and him and Marcy hit it off after Benson introduces him to single Marcy. The problem is that Eddie is a married man and Benson didn't know that.
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Episode 13: One Strike, You're Out
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