"Diagnosis Murder" The Busy Body (TV Episode 1994) Poster

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(1994)

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8/10
Your birthday should be so much fun!!
dagwood-7196726 April 2020
Hilarious episode. Every time you turn around, the tables have turned.
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7/10
Sandra Dee Robinson is impressive in this episode
safenoe20 January 2017
Warning: Spoilers
Sandra Dee Robinson plays a key role in the opening of The Busy Body, playing a cop at Dr Sloan's birthday party at a restaurant. It was a male-only event (except for Sandra's role of course), and Amanda and Delores aren't at all impressed by not being invited, and the role played by Sandra's character at the party.

Here the team work to solve the murder of a patient, who happened to be an infamous divorce lawyer, and many people wanted to cause him harm. The patient is found in the pharmacy room, and then gets being mysteriously shifted!

The new security personnel Norman appointed turn out to be nightmares and can't even keep track of a corpse that keeps being shifted furtively around the hospital by the murderer. At the end Norman fires them. I can only imagine they ended up taking TSA jobs post 9/11 and singling out any minority that they don't like the look of if you know what I mean.

The ending is upbeat, with Delores giving Dr Sloan tap dance shoes, with Dr Sloan doing a quick performance to round off this episode.
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5/10
The busy body
coltras357 July 2022
Dr Sloan investigates the case of a dead lawyer whose corpse keeps turning up in awkward places around the hospital. Which is a hilarious part. The Auditers are checking hospital with the doctor giving them a tour and a dead body shows up - average episode but it's not too bad.
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