Paul Gross
Constable Benton Fraser
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- 1. Free Willie Sep 22, 1994
- A 12-year-old purse snatcher may be linked to an armed robbery Ray and Benton are investigating.
- 2. Diefenbaker's Day Off Sep 29, 1994
- Fraser's neighbor, a boxer, fakes injuries in an insurance scam; guest Madolyn Smith-Osborne.
- 3. Manhunt Oct 6, 1994
- A Mountie (Leslie Nielsen) flees to Chicago when an escaped murderer seeks revenge.
Due South: Created by Paul Haggis. With Paul Gross, Beau Starr, Tony Craig, David Marciano. The adventures of an impossibly upright Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable and his American colleagues in the city of Chicago.
Due South is a Canadian crime comedy-drama television series created by Paul Haggis, and produced by Alliance Communications from its premiere on April 23, 1994, to its conclusion after four seasons on March 14, 1999.
Sep 18, 2021 · Due South HD - S01E08 - Chicago Holiday (Part 2) Season 1 of Due South (plus the pilot episode) remastered in HD using AI. Please note that the pilot episode is regrettably lower quality...
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S1.E5 ∙ Pizzas and Promises. Thu, Oct 20, 1994. Diefenbaker follows the stolen car of a young pizza delivery boy to a dealership that seems to be selling the same vehicles over and over. The only way to get proof is for Ben and Ray to go undercover as used-cars salesmen.
Due South is a Canadian-American television series that originally ran from 1994 to 1996 and from 1997 to 1999 as a spin-off. The original cast consisted of: Paul Gross as Constable Benton Fraser. David Marciano as Detective Ray Vecchio. Beau Starr as Lieutenant Harding Welsh. Daniel Kash as Detective Louis Gardino.
Jan 7, 2014 · Get ready for wild adventure, crime capers and lightning-paced comedy with the complete series of Due South! In these 67 episodes, Fraser (Paul Gross), a polite, by-the-book Canadian Mountie from the frozen North, is teamed up with Ray (David Marciano), a wise-cracking, Armani-clad Chicago cop with a flexible sense of morality.
