Cold Squad - S03E03: First Deadly Sin

Name: First Deadly Sin
Genre: Drama, Crime
Released: 1999-11-05
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 8

Nov 05, 1999IMDb : 8Drama, CrimeSeason 3, Episode 3

Ali and Frank are assigned to find out who murdered plastic surgeon Marvin Michaelsen after a drug dealer identifies him as the man who removed his fingerprints, but the tension between the two soon ends up taking a higher priority than the investigation. Nicco and Mickey work together on the case of Dermot Wells, a garbage collector that is believed to have murdered his former co-worker, and make a bet on how soon they'll get a confession.

Director: Giles Walker

Cast: Garry Chalk, Julie Stewart, Richard Ian Cox, Jay Brazeau, Stephen McHattie, Erica Cerra, Gregory Calpakis, Allan Lysell

All Episodes - Season 3

01Deadly Games (1)Oct 22, 1999 02Deadly Games (2)Oct 29, 1999 03First Deadly SinNov 05, 1999 04The Naked and the DeadNov 12, 1999 05Deadbeat WalkingNov 19, 1999 06Death, Lies and VideotapeNov 26, 1999 07Death, a Love StoryDec 03, 1999 08Pretty Fly for a Dead GuyDec 10, 1999 09Dead EndDec 17, 1999 10Life After DeathJan 08, 2000 11The Good, the Bad and the DeadJan 15, 2000 12Death by Intent (1)Jan 22, 2000 13Death by Intent (2)Jan 29, 2000

Cold Squad S03E03 Synopsis

Cold Squad "First Deadly Sin" is part of the 1337x catalog. This episode is rated an impressive 8.0/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 1999-11-05, this episode is part of Season 3 of Cold Squad. Directed by Giles Walker, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Garry Chalk, Julie Stewart, Richard Ian Cox among the cast. With a runtime of 1h, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Drama and Crime series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Ali and Frank are assigned to find out who murdered plastic surgeon Marvin Michaelsen after a drug dealer identifies him as the man who removed his fingerprints, but the tension between the two soon ends up taking a higher priority than the investiga...