Wonder if anybody ever told Dirty Harry Callahan to stop smoking. Clint also calls his wife, who is Diane Venora, who was pretty good in The Jackal, which was otherwise pretty bad. Clint's wife reminds him to take his daughter to the zoo. Clint intersperses investigation into innocence of condemned man with family life, doing neither well. Dirty Harry Callahan never would have stopped to take anyone to the zoo that he wasn't feeding to the tigers.
Scenes go in in prison in the meantime.
Michael McKean plays a smarmy-looking prison chaplain who gives a bad name to chaplains everywhere. The warden and the prison guards are nice enough people, doing their jobs. The condemned man shares some awkward moments with his family. He decides to have steak for his last meal. Would choose some more of those chicken enchiladas myself.