Writer:	Tanya Huff
Director:	Holly Dale
Star:	Christina Cox (Vicki Nelson),  Gina Holden (Coreen Fennel),  Dylan Neal (Mike Celluci),  Kyle Schmid (Henry Fitzroy)
Guest Star:	Michael Adamthwaite (Dimitri),  Lisa Ray (Elena),  Greyston Holt (Brendan),  Desiree Zurowski (Terri Fullton),  Linzee Harris (Angela),  Devi Singh (Ugly Medusa),  Lindsay Maxwell (Misery)

Original International Airdates:
UK October 11, 2007 on LivingTV (edit) This is first episode written by the author Tanya Huff. (edit)

Vicki: What happened to the other 480 paintings? (edit) Vicki: Where did you get this software?
Coreen: It would be better, if you pretended it wasn't here.
Vicki: Does that say F.B.I? (edit) Vicki: Would one them be named Medusa?
Coreen: You've been reading?
Vicki: I read!
Coreen: Firearms manuals. (edit) (Outside the club)
Henry: She's hiding something.
Vicki: Too bad it's not that tattoo.
Henry: When did you become a prude?
Vicki: Five minutes ago.
Henry: Funny… that's when the case became interesting for me. (edit) (Coming up behind Henry)
Vicki: You busy?
Henry: Not anymore.
Misery: What ever happened to beauty before age?
Vicki: Age stomped beauty's ass. (edit)

In Henry's appartement is a painting hanging on the wall which shows Henry VIII (Henry's father).
(edit) Author of the Books, Tanya Huff makes a appearance on the show. She was the hooker in the background, when Vicki and Mike were talking at the police station. (edit) In Greek Mythology, Medusa was one of three sisters known as the Gorgons. Medusa was the youngest and most beautiful of the three. After being raped by Posiedon in Athena’s temple, Athena punished her by turning Medusa hideous with hair of snakes and the ability to turn anyone into stone with a look. Medusa was the only one of the three sisters who was mortal; hence Perseus was able to kill her by cutting off her head while using her reflection in a mirrored shield as a guide. (edit)

Vicki calls Dimitri a "bouncer & a philosopher" which is an allusion to Patrick Swayze's character "Dalton" in the movie Road House who was a bouncer with a Philosphy degree from NYU. (edit)