Writer:	Laurie Arent
Director:	Fred Keller
Star:	Nina Garbiras (Andrea Little (Episodes 1-18)),  Mykelti Williamson (Bobby "Fearless" Smith),  Jason Gedrick (Tom Turcotte),  Gary Basaraba (Ray Hechler),  Donnie Wahlberg (Joel Stevens),  Neal McDonough (David McNorris),  Lana Parrilla (Teresa Ortiz)
Recurring Role:	Vanessa Williams (Katherine Pierce)
Guest Star:	Nicholl Hiren (Hot Young Thing),  Howard Hesseman (Mel Castle),  Virginia Madsen (Erika Ashland),  Richard J. Sinclair (Desk Officer),  Katee Sackhoff (Holly),  John Mese (Danny Hobart),  John Kenton Shull (Sid Wexel),  Irene DeBari (Rosa),  Sonya Leslie (Dena),  Joe Rassulo (Stefan Sassio)

This episode was broadcast by NBC on December 28, 2003. (edit) The Erika Ashland video that Tom watches is actually "Victim of Love", a 1991 movie starring Virginia Madsen. (edit) This is the last episode produced for the series. (edit) Music: Felix Da Housecat's Heavenly House Mix of Nina Simone's "Sinnerman" from the "Verve Remixed 2" cd; Beth Hart did "L.A. Song" from her "Screamin' For My Supper" cd; David & David did "Welcome to the Boomtown" from their "Boomtown" cd. (edit)

Tom: McNorris, I stood two feet away from that girl. I did nothing. You have no idea what that's like.
David: You're right. I don't. I have no idea what it's like to be a cop. But I do know my fair share about one thing: guilt. Wallowing in it. Numbing myself in it. Getting in knock-down, drag-out brawls with it. So, I can tell you this much: it never ends up being a fair fight. Careful, Tom. (edit)

At the train station, Tom first says that the police didn't know how Erika was leaving town and that they had stake-outs in airports and bus stations, so how could the media be outside that specific train station? (edit)

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