A Box of Wendy

Season 5Episode 1260 minJan 13, 1998
A Box of Wendy

In the 100th episode of the series, an attractive woman is found dead in a valuable wooden box. Andy and Bobby link the crime to her stupid, worthless brother, but it takes a few bottles of Coca-Cola to get the whole story. Diane's pregnancy weighs on her mind when an unloving mother's louse of a boyfriend accidentally kills her son. Greg, James and Jill catch a murder at a car-repair shop that turns complicated when the family of the victim says they and God forgive the killer.

A Box of Wendy has aired on Jan 13, 1998 at 10:00 PM
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