S7.E21

The Unquiet Grave

Episode aired Apr 7, 1982
TV-PG
1h

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After running into an ex-girlfriend he had a fall-out with years ago, Quincey finds himself on the case when her husband dies and must unweave a diabolical plot to reveal the killer's identi... Read allAfter running into an ex-girlfriend he had a fall-out with years ago, Quincey finds himself on the case when her husband dies and must unweave a diabolical plot to reveal the killer's identity.After running into an ex-girlfriend he had a fall-out with years ago, Quincey finds himself on the case when her husband dies and must unweave a diabolical plot to reveal the killer's identity.

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7.5/10

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The snake in Quincy's desk was obviously not a deadly African coral snake as Monahan stated but a harmless baby king snake. The two are often confused. The colors on the snake had red touching black and not red touching yellow. "Red and yellow, kill a fellow, Red and black venom lack" A real coral snake could kill even at that young age.

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6/10

An interesting plot idea but there were too many holes in this one.

Ina Balin stars as a woman who Quincy used to date a long, long time ago. They broke up because Jeanina was unstable. Now, years have passed and they meet again. Now, Jeanina seems pretty normal and is married. However, Quincy's impressions that she's changed are wrong--or at least she hasn't changed for the better! Soon, her husband dies unexpectedly and eventually Quincy realizes the man was murdered and that Jeanina MUST have done it. However, before she can be arrested, a car with her in it blows up in front of witnesses. But, despite this, Quincy thinks several times that he's seen her--and soon SOMEONE begins leaving nasty presents for him. Could it be Jeanina?

This is a good episode in some ways. It's a return to the crime investigation shows that made "Quincy" such an enjoyable show. The plot also is pretty interesting and COULD have worked if the show didn't have some major plot holes. In particular, when Quincy thought he saw this supposedly dead woman, no one believed him--even though there was ample evidence that the corpse was no her...ample!