Mitchell must confront Herrick once and for all.Mitchell must confront Herrick once and for all.Mitchell must confront Herrick once and for all.
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- (as Gregg Chillin)
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- TriviaMusic:
- Mercy, by Duffy
- Where Is Home, by Bloc Party
- Baby Plays Around, by Elvis Costello
- The Man Comes Around, by Johnny Cash
- The Holy City, by Michael Crawford
- GoofsAt the beginning of this episode we are shown a flashback that takes places in a small café. It states at the bottom of the screen that it is two years prior to the events taking place, so it would be in early 2007. However, under the dialogue you can clearly hear 'Duffy' with her hit 'Mercy', which was not released until March 3rd 2008.
- Quotes
George: [In Mitchell's hospital room] What are you doing?
Chaplain: Christ! You made me jump.
George: Who are you? Move away from the bed.
Chaplain: Mark, the hospital chaplain. They rang me. The hospital rang me at home.
George: Why?
Chaplain: It's a policy. They do it when a hospital employee's been admitted.
George: It's three o'clock in the morning.
Chaplain: They said he might... They said I should come tonight.
George: Wha'chu going to do?
Chaplain: I was going to say a prayer for him. Perhaps you'd like to join me?
George: Uh, no. That's not such a good idea.
Chaplain: If you're non-believers, that's fine. We can just sit together for a few moments of quiet contemplation.
George: Contemplation about what?
Chaplain: Fiery oblivion awaits all atheists?
George: Huh! No, it's not that. I'm Jewish and uh... he's complicated.
Chaplain: Jewish people pray. I've seen Yentl.
George: You're very sarcastic for a vicar.
Chaplain: Yeah, so people tell me - and I feel really bad about it - but then, you know, I forgive myself.
- ConnectionsReferences King Kong (1933)
- SoundtracksMercy
(uncredited)
Written by Duffy and Steve Booker
Performed by Duffy
Played at the café during the vampire men's conversation.
It is rare that I enjoy a piece of traditional orchestral music and would love to be able to buy it. This show has quickly become one of my new favorites, the writing holds up pretty well, Definitely better than most television and the characters are likable without being perfect or saintly. It is definitely worth a watch and will be purchasing the first season once it is available here in the States.
This sentence is merely to meet the ridiculous 10 line minimum which would make it longer than I've ever talked on the phone.
Cheers.
- jastuc71
- Aug 31, 2009
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- Runtime57 minutes
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