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L.A. Law (1986)
Diana Muldaur
Diana Muldaur played Doctor Pulaski in Star Trek: TNG and was an awful actress and character, however she is much more credible as a lawyer in LA Law. She, as an actress is not brilliant so not surprising she only lasted 24 episodes in this show too.
Diana Muldaur played Doctor Pulaski in Star Trek: TNG and was an awful actress and character, however she is much more credible as a lawyer in LA Law. She, as an actress is not brilliant so not surprising she only lasted 24 episodes in this show too.
Diana Muldaur played Doctor Pulaski in Star Trek: TNG and was an awful actress and character, however she is much more credible as a lawyer in LA Law. She, as an actress is not brilliant so not surprising she only lasted 24 episodes in this show too.
Diana Muldaur played Doctor Pulaski in Star Trek: TNG and was an awful actress and character, however she is much more credible as a lawyer in LA Law. She, as an actress is not brilliant so not surprising she only lasted 24 episodes in this show too.
Diana Muldaur played Doctor Pulaski in Star Trek: TNG and was an awful actress and character, however she is much more credible as a lawyer in LA Law. She, as an actress is not brilliant so not surprising she only lasted 24 episodes in this show too.
Magnum, P.I.: Novel Connection (1986)
Episode 8, Season 7
This is a really bad crossover, just fails big time.
This is a really bad crossover. Having two different networks and creators and writers working on two successful shows does not mean it will be a successful crossover.
Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago Med, plus NCIS and their spin offs all work together in successful crossovers due to the same creators, writers and locations.
But in this case of Magnum and Murder She Wrote fails big time as you have different creators, plus CBS, Universal and Belisarius Productions, Inc. And Glen A. Larson Productions all working together it does not work.
Although both shows are fine as standalone creations, it just does not work out as a crossover, you will be extremely bored with this attempt at crossover.
Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago Med, plus NCIS and their spin offs all work together in successful crossovers due to the same creators, writers and locations.
But in this case of Magnum and Murder She Wrote fails big time as you have different creators, plus CBS, Universal and Belisarius Productions, Inc. And Glen A. Larson Productions all working together it does not work.
Although both shows are fine as standalone creations, it just does not work out as a crossover, you will be extremely bored with this attempt at crossover.