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Pardon Me: Directed by Rob Dames. With Robert Guillaume, James Noble, Inga Swenson, Missy Gold. The governor signs a pardon for a man in prison who was wrongly accused of a crime. However, the man has adjusted to jail life and is afraid of being set free.
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- Comedy, Family
- Rob Dames
- 1986-03-08
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Benson persuades the Governorto sign a pardon for a framing. The pardon backfires however, when the man has already adjusted to jail life and is woeful of being set free.
The man in the mask was played by Fred Smoot who previously appeared in Season 4 of parent series, Soap, as Fluffy.Benson mentions the Dobermans that stay around the Mansion, though they haven't been shown, and very rarely ever mentioned, since Season 1of the series.The episode marks the last appearance of Tom Biener as Sergeant Leary.Jake McGraw was played John LaMotta, who would portray Trevor Ochmonek on the sitcom, ALF.Jake McGraw sings the African American spiritual tune, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot".Benson states that 25 years ago, from 1986, gas costed a quarter, people were using dixie peach styling pomade, and a "Whoopi Goldberg" was a cushion, in reference to the gag toy, whoopee cushion,...Man:25 years ago, a man named Jake McGraw was convicted of a crime he didn't commit.Benson:So why are you telling me? Why aren't you telling the police?Man:I can't. I helped commit the crime, then we framed McGraw for it.Benson:And the police bought it?"Benson" Pardon Me (TV Episode 1986) - Movies, TV, Celebs, and more... Menu. Movies. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top ...
Reviews Benson tries to secure the release of an innocent man from prison. Read More Read Less Watch on Prime Video Stream Now Where to Watch Cast & Crew Photos Media Info
- Rob Dames
- September 13, 1979
- Robert Guillaume
Pardon Me. Sat, Mar 15, 1986 30 mins. Benson persuades to pardon a man who was wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years.
Original Release. 03/08/1986. US Release. 03/08/1986 Cast. Name Character Robert Guillaume
