Mathnet The Problem of the Dirty Money (Season 1, Episode 5)
TV Episode | Comedy, Crime, Family

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Mathnet

The Problem of the Dirty Money (Season 1, Episode 5)

TV Episode | Comedy, Crime, Family

George and Kate investigate reports of stolen trucks full of dirt. Although all the trucks have been returned, the dirt is gone. They suspect that a million dollars worth of stolen money was buried in the dirt.

Director

Charles S. Dubin

Writers

David D. Connell | Jim Thurman

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Updated Feb 23, 1987

Release date

Feb 23, 1987 (United States)

Awards

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1 nomination

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13 cast members

Name	Known for
Beverly Leech Sgt. Kate Monday Sgt. Kate Monday See fewer	Mathnet (1987)
Joe Howard Officer George Frankly Officer George Frankly See fewer	The World's Fastest Indian (2005)
Mary Watson Debbie Williams Debbie Williams See fewer	Mathnet (1987)
Kevin McCarthy Norman Mailbag Norman Mailbag See fewer	Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
John Anderson Roark Roark See fewer	Psycho (1960)
Eve McVeagh Mrs. Swaggle Mrs. Swaggle See fewer	High Noon (1952)
Ric Mancini Ernie Ernie See fewer	Ghostbusters (1984)
Sena Ayn Black Gussie Bicep Gussie Bicep See fewer	Hollywood Shuffle (1987)
A.J. Freeman Customer #2 Customer #2 See fewer	Quantum Leap (1989)
Ricardo T. López Customer #1 (as Ricardo Lopez) Customer #1 (as Ricardo Lopez) See fewer	Wavelength (1983)
Mike Muscat Driver (Barney) Driver (Barney) See fewer	Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
Steve Fellman Officer Steve Officer Steve See fewer	Mathnet (1987)
Sam Salazar Officer Sam Officer Sam See fewer	Mathnet (1987)

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