Something In The Air, Part I

Episode aired Nov 8, 2020
TV-14
41m

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

353

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Scott Bakula and Necar Zadegan in Something In The Air, Part I (2020)

Action Adventure Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

As New Orleans grapples with the effects of COVID-19, Pride sends Tammy and Carter to investigate a suspicious death aboard an offshore humanitarian ship; Wade is overwhelmed by the high vol... Read allAs New Orleans grapples with the effects of COVID-19, Pride sends Tammy and Carter to investigate a suspicious death aboard an offshore humanitarian ship; Wade is overwhelmed by the high volume in the morgue due to COVID-19.As New Orleans grapples with the effects of COVID-19, Pride sends Tammy and Carter to investigate a suspicious death aboard an offshore humanitarian ship; Wade is overwhelmed by the high volume in the morgue due to COVID-19.

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

353

YOUR RATING

6User reviews

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Trivia
This is the first episode of the series not to include the theme song ("Boom Boom"). It is also the first episode to not include a version of the opening credits sequence seen in each prior episode.

Crazy credits
The show title appears in white font against a black backdrop and without the regular series theme music. The cast and creator credits display along the bottom of the screen after the cold open and title card.

Soundtracks
Poor Boy, Long Way From Home
Performed by Robert Pete Williams
Played during the opening scene when Pride spots the coyote just after the car accident.

User reviews6

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Featured review

9/10

Great show

I am amazed that "people don't want to see a show that addresses what our current situation is actually like." This is reality , people! The masks and precautions also IRL protect the actors and crew whenever possible who are risking their lives to come back and film. If you want fantasy, watch cartoons. We hope that shows will address changes due to Covid, BLM , and police brutality. Cop shows, medical shows etc will touch on this.

For the people in Covid denial, there won't be too many programs you can watch until mid 2021. Most of us like watching our favorite actors in their on screen careers but we need them to survive to be able to perform in 2021. So for many of you who can't believe Covid is real, watch reruns or read a book. Sorry that not many sports are n TV either due to Covid.