Diagnosis Murder

It's double trouble for Dr, Sloan in this second season premiere. What could be worse than an IRS tax audit?

While confronting board members about embezzled charity funds, chairman Elton Malone, mysteriously keels over dead. And, one by one, all of the suspects also wind up murdered--at each others funerals!

When Dr. Sloan's wealthy womanizing patient, Robert Stroud, mysteriously disappears, Sloan uncovers a greedy plot hatched by the women in Stroud's life. It's a murderous plan ripe with blackmail and betrayal--and a shockingly twisted conclusion!

Now you see it, now you don't. A despised lawyer turns up murdered at Community General and before the police can arrive, the body mysteriously disappears.

It's a tasty tale for the t.v. tabloids when Community General's most famous patient attractive t.v. star, Pamela, is caught on tape fleeing the murder scene of ex-husband number four.

It's a strange twist of fate when millionaire William Bissell, checks into the hospital and stumbles upon his ex-lover, Nurse Jenny Morgan. After Bissell's found murdered by lethal injection, Jenny becomes the number one suspect.

As a favor to a colleague, Dr. Sloan agrees to perform surgery on mafia kingpin Alfred Johnson. A supposed routine heart operation turns into an untimely death for "The Don".

Dying of gunshot wounds, private investigator Charlie Harper whispers one final cryptic message to Dr. Sloan. Intrigued, Sloan searches for the meaning to the dying man's last words with the aid of Charlie's secretary Georgia.

Kill 'em with laughter. That's just what Bonnie Valin did when she murdered her husband with nitrous oxide or "laughing gas". Believing Bonnie's pleas of innocence, Dr. Sloan succeeds in getting her acquitted in court.

Kill 'em with laughter. That's just what Bonnie Valin did when she murdered her husband with nitrous oxide or "laughing gas".

Dr. Sloan's sister Dora is moving to town. She needs a place to stay overnight while her new home is fumigated; however, they soon discover that more than just bugs have been exterminated.

In a grueling fight that leaves both competitors hospitalized, undefeated boxing legend, Mercury "The Heat" Jones loses the world middleweight title to Tommy Brackett. Still licking his wounds, Mercury plots a rematch.

Selected by Bravo Magazine as one of L.A.'s most eligible bachelors, Dr. Jack Stewart isn't aware the honor is dangerous to his health. One by one, the chosen bachelors are turning up dead,

Amidst the corridors of Community General Hospital, the hit t.v. show "The New Healers" is shooting their next episode. When the director yells, "Cut" the scene's finished and so is the show's leading star who's been mysteriously murdered.

Refusing to believe that a long-time patient, Alex Forman, committed suicide, Dr. Sloan launches his own investigation. Alex was a member of a dating service which coincidentally, over the past year, had three other male members commit suicide.

What could be more dangerous than a psychopathic killer with a taste for revenge! Eddie Gault, recently paroled, has only one thing on his mind--making Lt. Steve Sloan suffer for putting him in prison.

Searching for a new way to promote Community General, Norman Briggs decides to have the hospital sponsor a women's professional volleyball team.

It's not just another day at the beach when an investigative reporter out for her daily swim drowns. The lifeguard, Rip, is blamed for the death despite his protests of innocence.

A night school class in law draws Lieutenant Steve Sloan into another police investigation.

It's not child's play when Amanda Bentley's long-time friend Angela Pearson shows up on her doorstep ready to give birth to quadruplets and then disappears after the children are born.

When Amanda wins a contest to appear on her favorite daytime TV drama "The Young and The Restless," just about everyone at Community General Hospital tries to wrangle an invitation to join her on the set.

Dr. Sloan thought he'd heard it all--until psychiatrist Max Frey consulted him about a patient who claimed she'd been impregnated by an outer space alien. Weirder yet, when the patient's famous rock musician husband meets an untimely death.