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Hardcastle and McCormick•Season 2•Episode 21

The Game You Learn From Your Father

7.3/10 · 34 votesMar 18, 198560 min

Ranked #21 of 22 in Season 2•−0.4 vs season avg

A critically-wounded criminal admits to being paid to frame a former baseball player, Duke McGuire, for murder. Feeling responsible for his false incarceration since he was the presiding judge, Hardcastle tries to help McGuire become a baseball player once again. But his attempt at a

Directed byKim Manners

Written byPatrick Hasburgh

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Seasons3

Season 2 Episodes22

Outlaw Champion

Ties My Father Sold Me

You Would Cry Too, If It Happened to You still

You Would Cry Too, If It Happened to You

D-Day

Never My Love

Whatever Happened to Guts? still

Whatever Happened to Guts?

You and the Horse You Rode in On

One of the Girls from Accounting

It Coulda Been Worse...She Coulda Been a Welder

Hate the Picture, Love the Frame still

Hate the Picture, Love the Frame

Pennies from a Dead Man's Eyes

There Goes the Neighborhood

Too Rich and Too Thin

What's So Funny? still

What's So Funny?

Hardcastle, Hardcastle, Hardcastle and McCormick

The Long Ago Girl

You Don't Hear the One That Gets You

The Birthday Present

Surprise on Seagull Beach

Undercover McCormick

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The Game You Learn From Your Father

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Cast3

Brian Keith

Brian Keith

Milton Hardcastle

Daniel Hugh Kelly

Daniel Hugh Kelly

Mark "Skid" McCormick

John Hancock

John Hancock

Michael Delaney

Crew2

Kim Manners

Kim Manners

Director

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Patrick Hasburgh

Writer

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Episode Summary

"The Game You Learn From Your Father" is episode 21 of Hardcastle and McCormick season 2. It scored 7.3/10 from 34 votes, ranking #21 of 22 episodes this season (season average 7.7). Directed by Kim Manners and written by Patrick Hasburgh, it aired on March 18, 1985.

Next: E22 · Angie's Choice Best of Season 2