| "Hot Potato" | |
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| Series Viper Season 3, Episode 18 | |
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| Air date | March 17th, 1998 |
| Writers | Terry D. Nelson |
| Director | Lee Knippelberg |
| Producers | David Newman; Darrell Fetty; Frank Jimenez; Howard Chaykin; Mark Lisson; Robert Benjamin |
| Starring | Joe Nipote; Heather Medway; J. Downing |
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"Hot Potato" is the eighteenth episode of season three of the science fiction/action TV series Viper and the fifty-second episode of the series overall. It was directed by Lee Knippelberg with a script written by Terry D. Nelson. It first aired in syndication on Tuesday, March 17th, 1998.
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Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| James McCaffrey | Joe Astor |
| Heather Medway | Detective Cameron Westlake |
| Joe Nipote | Frankie Walters |
| J. Downing | Sherman Catlett |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Marc Baur | Art Pandell |
| Richard de Klerk | Todd Doyle |
| Rob Freeman | Max Doyle |
| Scott Heindl | Bob |
| Jeff Kaake | Thomas Cole |
| David Lovgren | Brian LeShane |
Co-Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Joe Maffei | Roy Eldridge |
| Lisa Anne Morrison | Emily DeWitt |
| Ron Sauvé | Nate LeShane |
| Brent Stait | Simon LeShane |
| Ingrid Tesch | Claudia Doyle |
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