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Although Pete Carpenter, who co-composed themes and many episode scores for The Rockford Files (1974) and other TV series with Mike Post, passed away in 1987, he is still credited with Post on this and the rest of the Rockford Files TV movies.
Marcia Strassman, who plays Dr Trish George, had previously appeared in the original series' 2-part episode The Rockford Files: Only Rock 'n Roll Will Never Die: Part 1 (1979), The Rockford Files: Only Rock 'n Roll Will Never Die: Part 2 (1979).
Stefan Gierasch did not appear on the original series, but portrayed a recurring character on James Garner's earlier series, Nichols (1971).
The fifth of eight "Rockford Files" reunion TV movies.
The character name of "Tennison Keats" is a reference to Alfred Lord Tennyson and John Keats, both English Romantics, and two of the most beloved poets in literary history.
"Leon Martin: [looking at people sunbathing on the beach] Take a look at those idiots out there workin' on their melanomas."
"Policeman: Joseph 'Happy' Cartello? You want to file assault charges? Jim Rockford: You're damn right. Assault and battery, public endangerment, illegal parking, grinnig hideously in public. You make the list, I'll sign it. Babs Honeywell: So I'll sign the complaint, too, I'm a witness. Jim Rockford: No you won't; don't need you on the complaint, I'm plenty. Nurse Marylou: Might leave a little scare, but it's mostly in a wrinkle, so it shouldn't show too much. [attending to the cut on Rockford's face, in the hospital] Jim Rockford: My modeling agent is going to be crazed."
