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  Episode Information  
Title: Broken World
Episode Number: 20
Season: 1
Season Episode #.: 20
Production Number: 4C19
Original Airdate: Friday May 02nd, 1997
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Episode Crew
Director: Winrich Kolbe
Writer: Robert Moresco
Patrick Harbinson
  Episode Summary  
When Frank is called in to investigate the kidnapping of the owner of a horse-farm, he discovers that twenty-one horses have been slaughtered in the area. He believes the perpetrator is a psychosexual killer in the making - someone who, for the first time, has a human in his power.
 
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  Guest Stars  
Guest Stars
Terry O'QuinnplayedPeter WattsRecurring (12th appearance)
Donnelly Rhodes (1)playedPeter DumontRecurring (first appearance)
Jo Anderson (1)playedDr. Claudia Vaughn 
Van QuattroplayedWilli Borgsen 
John Dennis Johnston (1)playedSheriff Falkner 
Co-Guest Stars
Ingrid KavelaarsplayedSally Dumont 
Adrien DorvalplayedFatso 
Michael TaylesplayedDeputy Billy 
J. B. BivensplayedFirst Deputy 
Uncredited
Sue FullerplayedMary Ann 
Tom BougersplayedTom 
  Episode Notes  
Series star Megan Gallagher does not appear in this episode.
 
  Episode Goofs  
When Willi is being attacked by the horses, you can see crew members in certain shots. Someone in blue pants just as Frank rolls over, another appears in the upper right side of the frame apparently controlling one horse with a string of some kind (which itself is visible onscreen), and a man in a red shirt appearing to holding a gate (quite possibly the same man in blue pants).
 
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