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Movie: Fine performances and some clever plot machinations dominate the gripping conclusion of "Internal Affairs," a superior 1988 TV-police story. Richard Crenna (as New York detective lieutenant Frank Janek) is trying to nab a pair of crooked cops and solve the unrelated strangulation murder of a prostitute. As tonight's installment opens, Janek is about to spring an elaborate sting operation on the renegade cops. Meanwhile, a Vietnamese madam now comfortably retired in Tampa gives him an important lead in the hooker's killing. The fly in the ointment: the middle-aged Janek's romantic involvement with a much younger woman (Kate Capshaw) has not gone unnoticed. Somebody has wiretapped her apartment.

Movie: Richard Crenna is back investigating crime in the Big Apple in "Terror on Track 9," an intriguing ★★★ 1992 TV-movie that marks the actor's fifth outing as detective Frank Janek. This time, his NYPD unit seeks a serial killer who is targeting women in Grand Central Station. Taut direction by Robert Iscove.

Movie: Fine performances and some clever plot machinations dominate the gripping conclusion of "Internal Affairs," a superior 1988 TV-police story. Richard Crenna (as New York detective lieutenant Frank Janek) is trying to nab a pair of crooked cops and solve the unrelated strangulation murder of a prostitute. As tonight's installment opens, Janek is about to spring an elaborate sting operation on the renegade cops. Meanwhile, a Vietnamese madam now comfortably retired in Tampa gives him an important lead in the hooker's killing. The fly in the ointment: the middle-aged Janek's romantic involvement with a much younger woman (Kate Capshaw) has not gone unnoticed. Somebody has wiretapped her apartment.

Movie: Richard Crenna is back investigating crime in the Big Apple in "Terror on Track 9," an intriguing ★★★ 1992 TV-movie that marks the actor's fifth outing as detective Frank Janek. This time, his NYPD unit seeks a serial killer who is targeting women in Grand Central Station. Taut direction by Robert Iscove.

Movie: Fine performances and some clever plot machinations dominate the gripping conclusion of "Internal Affairs," a superior 1988 TV-police story. Richard Crenna (as New York detective lieutenant Frank Janek) is trying to nab a pair of crooked cops and solve the unrelated strangulation murder of a prostitute. As tonight's installment opens, Janek is about to spring an elaborate sting operation on the renegade cops. Meanwhile, a Vietnamese madam now comfortably retired in Tampa gives him an important lead in the hooker's killing. The fly in the ointment: the middle-aged Janek's romantic involvement with a much younger woman (Kate Capshaw) has not gone unnoticed. Somebody has wiretapped her apartment.

Movie: Richard Crenna is back investigating crime in the Big Apple in "Terror on Track 9," an intriguing ★★★ 1992 TV-movie that marks the actor's fifth outing as detective Frank Janek. This time, his NYPD unit seeks a serial killer who is targeting women in Grand Central Station. Taut direction by Robert Iscove.