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21st Century detective Jake Cardigan is arrested for murdering the husband of his ex-wife. It seems like a frame up, yet Cardigan refuses to let the authorities investigate further or even deny any involvement in the killing.
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21st Century detective Jake Cardigan is arrested for murdering the husband of his ex-wife. It seems like a frame up, yet Cardigan refuses to let the authorities investigate further or even deny any involvement in the killing.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Jim Macak
In Theaters:5/14/1994
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Universal Television
Cast
Jerry Ciccoritti
Director
Greg Evigan
Jake Cardigan
Eugene Clark
Sid Gomez
Torri Higginson
Beth Kittridge
William Shatner
Walter H. Bascom
Sandahl Bergman
Valkyrie
Von Flores
Sonny Hokori
Catherine Blythe
Centra
Maurice Dean Wint
Lieutenant Winger
Jacob Tierney
Eugene Leopold
Barbara Eve Harris
Thalia McKenzie
Ruth Marshall
Kylie Roman
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