Writer:	Diane Frolov, Andrew Schneider
Director:	David Carson
Star:	Terri Treas (Cathy Frankel),  Eric Pierpoint (Detective George Francisco),  Ron Fassler (Captain Bryon Grazier),  Gary Graham (Sergeant Matt Sikes),  Michele Scarabelli (Susan Francisco),  Lauren Woodland (Emily Francisco),  Sean Six (Buck Francisco),  Jeff Marcus (Albert Einstein)
Recurring Role:	Michelle Lamar Richards (Lois Allen)
Guest Star:	Alan Fudge (Sergeant Phil),  Beege Barkette (EPA Official),  Kim Braden (Marilyn Houston),  Armin Shimerman (Cyril Roman),  David Selburg (Edgar Allen Poe),  Beverly Leech (Rita Allen Poe),  Michael Zand (Mr. Elias),  Bob Minor (Cop),  Lance E. Nichols (Delivery Man),  Stephen Hart (Thug),  Joseph Cali (Lee Smith)

Although credited, Lauren Woodland (Emily Francisco) does not appear in this episode. (edit)

Phil: E.T. comes along and wins the lottery (edit) Matt: A car like this is better than sex.
Cathy: Really?
(After a short ride in the car)
Cathy: Matt, I don’t think this is better than sex.
(edit) George: She is better than diced bread. (edit)

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George:(To Buck) If it isn’t Karl Marx.

Karl Marx was a philosopher, historian and revolutionary and championed the idea that workers in large factories become part of the product to the business. It was these ideas that have led to some of the world’s revolutions and unions. George is comparing Buck to Karl because of his support for those laborers at the factory.
(edit) Named Newcomers in this Episode:

Edgar Allan Poe was an American poet and short story writer. His stories usually were more of the macabre sort, such as The Tell-Tale Heart and The Fall of the House of Usher, two of his most famous stories. (edit)