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"Family Matters"
Series Viper
Season 4, Episode 9
Viper 4x09 001
Air date November 16th, 1998
Writers Joe Johnson
Director James Marshall
Producers David Newman; Darrell Fetty; Frank Jimenez; Howard Chaykin; Mark Lisson; Robert Benjamin
Starring James McCaffrey; Joe Nipote; Heather Medway; J. Downing
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"Family Matters" is the ninth episode of season four of the science fiction/action TV series Viper and the sixty-fourth episode of the series overall. It was directed by James Marshall with a script written by Joe Johnson. It first aired in syndication on Tuesday, November 16th, 1998.

Cast[]

Starring[]

Actor Role
James McCaffrey Joe Astor
Heather Medway Detective Cameron Westlake
Joe Nipote Frankie Walters
J. Downing Sherman Catlett

Guest Starring[]

Actor Role
Rick Burgess Gilbert Rooks
Tom Butler Miles Devonian
Jessalyn Gilsig Alyssa
Tom Heaton Cyrus
Peter H. Kent Victor Murur

Co-Starring[]

Actor Role
Brad Loree Eric
Blu Mankuma Mister Kempler
Ralph Manza Anton Pollard
Danny Wattley Tony

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