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Why is it, that whenever anyone dies in Diagnosis Murder, they're always related to Dick Van Lesbo in some way. Just an observation, but they always seem to be an old friend or a fellow doctor turned hobo. I reckon he actually sets up these elaborate murders so that he can sell body parts on the black market and make a tidy fortune. Why is it, that the midget doctor/Charlie Sheen lookalike always falls for the female victim, then the female victim gets murdered? BBC one, you've got a lot to answer for.
Why is it, that whenever anyone dies in Diagnosis Murder, they're always related to Dick Van Lesbo in some way. Just an observation, but they always seem to be an old friend or a fellow doctor turned hobo. I reckon he actually sets up these elaborate murders so that he can sell body parts on the black market and make a tidy fortune. Why is it, that the midget doctor/Charlie Sheen lookalike always falls for the female victim, then the female victim gets murdered? BBC one, you've got a lot to answer for.
Its jessie and steve that always fall for the atractive female "victim", and she usually survives, or when the ladies are not in some lurve triangle they are usually the murderers.
No, you're wrong. She either gets murdered, or is the murderer.
Its the same old story everytime, isn't it?
No, you're wrong. Each plot is as individual as it is intricate as it is complex.
just remembered an episode where mr van d... and scott baio were inverstigating the deaths of members of the batchellor of the year competition. They thought it was a vampire, I won't spoil the ending watch it if its ever on again, its surreal.