Crime and Punishment

Season 1Episode 930 minJan 13, 1999
Crime and Punishment

Joe and Jean Claude are forced to serve community service as hospital orderlies after they are arrested for recklessly driving bicycles while drunk. Joe, completely incompetent in the job, fears he may have killed a patient when a man dies after Joe obliged him with a drink on his last day.

Crime and Punishment has aired on Jan 13, 1999 at 9:30 PM
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