Parker Interrogates His Step-Father | In The Heat Of The Night

When Parker's (David Hart) step-father is accused of murder, he and Chief Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) pay him a visit in prison to try and get to the truth.

Season 6, Episode 14
Parker’s stepfather, Roy Eversole, is not a perfect man; he drinks too much, fights too much, and now he’s suspected of murdering his ex-boss, Norbert Clemmons, after losing his job. Parker can’t believe it, and neither can Gillespie. So who did it?

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ABOUT IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT:
Carroll O'Connor steps into the role of Bill Gillespie, a southern, white sheriff, and Howard Rollins takes on the mantle of Virgil Tibbs, an African American detective, who must put animosity aside to solve crimes in a racially-charged hamlet.

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Parker Interrogates His Step-Father | In The Heat Of The Night

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[billbonu]

I just like the old blues riffs in the background

[marcdewey]

Parker always reminded me of Hoss Cartright, he's a big easy going man, but he can also be tough when nessecary.

[scottnikolai]

Pat Hingle. I'd recognize his face anywhere.

[virg_lemnade]

this is interesting, it is well-done and doesn't seem as "sensationalized" as the modern cop shows -- in fact it reminds me of actual true-crime investigations.

[JohnSanJuan-zped]

I had Mima & Papi, never get troubles.