Virtual Murder [TV Series] (1992)
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Created by Harry Robertson and Brian Degas, the British series Virtual Murder took an intellectual approach to the standard cops-and-robbers business. The main character was criminal psychologist Dr. John Cornelius (Nicholas Clay), who relied upon brain rather than brawn and educated guesses rather than cold hard facts to solve all sorts of baffling murders. Also appearing was Kim Thomson as Cornelius' trusty aide, Samantha Valentine. The six 50-minute episodes of Virtual Murder were telecast from July 24 to August 28, 1992. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Nicholas Clay, Kim Thomson, (more)
- Director(s):
- Philip Draycott, Peter Rose, (more)
Synopsis of Virtual Murder [TV Series]
Created by Harry Robertson and Brian Degas, the British series Virtual Murder took an intellectual approach to the standard cops-and-robbers business. The main character was criminal psychologist Dr. John Cornelius (Nicholas Clay), who relied upon brain rather than brawn and educated guesses rather than cold hard facts to solve all sorts of baffling murders. Also appearing was Kim Thomson as Cornelius' trusty aide, Samantha Valentine. The six 50-minute episodes of Virtual Murder were telecast from July 24 to August 28, 1992. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Virtual Murder [TV Series]
- Nicholas Clay - Dr. John Cornelius
- Stephen Yardley - Insp. Cadogan
- Jude Akuwidike - Sgt. Gummer
- Kim Thomson - Samantha Valentine
- Alan David - Prof. Owen Griffiths
- Carole Bond - Phoebe Littlejohn
- Director(s):
- Peter Rose, Philip Draycott
- Writer(s):
- Bennett Sims, Tom Needham, Tim Aspinall
- Producer(s):
- Brian Degas, Harry Robertson
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