Episode
Silk Stalkings: Body Electric
Overview
While driving home, Michael rescues a mysterious woman from the ex-husband who was stalking her. They quickly fall in love with one another--but Mike breaks it off when he finds out Amanda's not actually divorced from her husband, Noah Burke. Later, Michael answers another distress call from Amanda, where he shoots Noah in self defense--but soon finds himself arrested for murder. Meanwhile, Captain Lipschitz contemplates his retirement from the force; Holly works to clear Michael's name.
Details
- Series
- Silk Stalkings
- Season
- Season 5
- Episode
- Episode 22
- Air date
- 1996-03-03
- Runtime
- 48 min
Episode context
Body Electric is Episode 22 in Season 5 of Silk Stalkings. It aired on 1996-03-03. The runtime is 48 min.
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Episode 18: Prey of the Fox
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Episode 17: Exit Dying
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Episode 16: Black and Blue
While working at Sunrise House--a shelter for battered women--Holly receives a distress call from Sharon Grayson who says her husband is going to kill her. When Mike and Holly arrive at the scene, they find the husband dead--with two bullets in his body--and Sharon is nowhere to be seen. While Holly believes that Sharon was truly in danger, no one seems to agree, including Allie Grayson, the deceased's daughter, Michael and Donovan. Holly changes her mind, however, when some evidence turns up that shows that Sharon may not really be who she says she is.
Episode 15: Uncivil Wars
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Episode 14: Sudden Death
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Episode 13: Dead Asleep
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Episode 12: The Last Kiss Goodnight
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