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Thu 8
Franklin & Bash: Out of the Blue — Reed Diamond
The guys help a client whose business was hit by a priceless meteorite. They then make use of legal maneuvering when the government tries to seize the artifact. Meanwhile, Infeld defends Damien in the case of a slain judge.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Thu 8, 1:00 am -
Fri 9
Franklin & Bash: Shoot to Thrill — Reed Diamond
Peter and Jared defend a bounty hunter who's accused of using excessive force, but the duo's courtroom demonstration backfires.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Fri 9, 1:00 am -
Sat 10
Franklin & Bash: Gone in a Flash — Reed Diamond
An insurance-fraud probe implicates the entire group. Meanwhile, evidence links Pindar to the destruction of the man cave; Karp's past becomes an issue when he meets a judicial-selection committee; and Charlie anticipates leaving for San Francisco.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Sat 10, 1:00 am -
Sun 11
Homicide: Life on the Street: All Is Bright — Reed Diamond
Gharty and Ballard suspect an AIDS victim of having murdered the ex-boyfriend who infected her. Rita Hale: Kathryn Erbe. Gwen: Carol Kane. Margaret Longley: Rosemary Polen. Bernard Munch: Joey Perillo. Billy Lou Hatfield: Ellen McElduff.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Sun 11, 1:00 pm -
Sun 11
Homicide: Life on the Street: Closet Cases — Reed Diamond
Bayliss and Pembleton have to deal with their own prejudices while searching for a hustler who's suspected of killing rich gay men. Chris Rawls: Peter Gallagher. Det. Stivers: Toni Lewis. Peter Fields: Brian Van Holt. Sam Farrell: Kirk Penberthy.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Sun 11, 2:00 pm -
Tue 13
Franklin & Bash: Kershaw vs. Lincecum — Reed Diamond
A seemingly simple divorce case turns complicated for the firm's newest attorney. Elsewhere, the guys try to score tickets to a big baseball game.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Tue 13, 1:00 am -
Wed 14
Franklin & Bash: Love Is the Drug — Reed Diamond
The guys defend a taxi-service driver who's accused of stealing celebrity handbags. Meanwhile, Infeld punches a restaurateur, escalating a bitter rivalry between the two.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Wed 14, 1:00 am -
Wed 14
Monk: Mr. Monk Is Someone Else — Reed Diamond
Monk poses as a hit man to prevent an assassination.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Wed 14, 8:00 pm -
Thu 15
Franklin & Bash: Good Cop/Bad Cop — Reed Diamond
The guys tangle with a corrupt cop while helping a client take back his property from an avaricious land developer. Elsewhere, Infeld has a business showdown against his nephew, who's now at a rival firm.
Air Time & Details for Reed Diamond, Thu 15, 1:00 am
Filmography
Reed Diamond Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Reed Diamond
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Pleasant-looking and genial American character player Reed Diamond delivered a number of early performances prior to his first major assignment -- as Detective Mike Kellerman on the series Homicide: Life on the Street. Diamond carried the role from 1995 through 1998, and reprised it in Jean de Segonzac's 2000 feature Homicide: The Movie. After essaying the Lloyd Bridges role in that same year's telemovie remake of High Noon, Diamond then branched off into cinematic work.
He was memorable as John Aaron in George Clooney's Edward R. Murrow biopic Good Night, and Good Luck., and lent supporting roles to the horror picture The Darkroom (2006) and the thriller Adrenaline (2007). Diamond continued to work on the small screen as well, playing Stuart Collins for many episodes of Judging Amy and appearing in episodes of such popular series as CSI, Law & Order, The West Wing, and Ghost Whisperer.
In 2007, he scored a regular role on the short-lived sci-fi drama Journeyman, as Jack Vassar, the brother of main character Dan Vasser (Kevin McKidd). He also appeared in the first season of Joss Whedon's short-lived series Dollhouse in 2009, and the next year he landed a recurring part on the 8th season of the FOX action series 24. He returned to the big screen in 2011 playing Mark Shapiro in Moneyball, and returned to the Whedonverse with a role in the director's 2012 adaptation of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.