Dead Like Me: Rest in Peace

Episode score 9.5 Superb

Rest in Peace

  • 14.
  • Season: 1
  • Episode: 14
  • First Aired: 9/26/2003
  • Prod Code: 113/P466

EPISODE OVERVIEW

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George goes back to Happy Time hoping to get her job back, but Delores is not open to this at all. That is, until her cat ends up getting very sick. Rube goes on a reap-assignment to a yoga-class where he shares a few good words with the professor. Meanwhile, The Lass's prepare to visit Georgia's grave. Add a recap »

Writers:
John MasiusStephen Godchaux
Director:
Helen Shaver
Stars:
Christine Willes (Delores Herbig)
Greg Kean (Clancy Lass)
Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass)
Mandy Patinkin (Rube Sofer)
Laura Harris (Daisy Adair)
Jasmine Guy (Roxy Harvey)
Ellen Muth (George Lass)
Cynthia Stevenson (Joy Lass)
Callum Blue (Mason)
Recurring Role:
Patricia Idlette (Kiffany)
Crystal Dahl (Crystal)
Guest Star:
Spencer Achtymichuk (Kid)
Jay Brazeau (Dr. Levy)
Jewel Staite (Goth Girl)
Ali Liebert (Marcie)
Matt Bellefleur (Bike Courier)
Patricia Mayen-Salazar (Hispanic Woman)
Nick Misura (Man at Vet's)
Colin Banner (Clergyman)
Jake D. Smith (Little Boy)
Sonya Salomaa (Sandy)
Harold Perrineau Jr. (Aroun Levert)
  • The Joni Mitchell song Dolores mentions must be "Big yellow taxi" with the line "Don't it always seem to go, That you don't know what you've got, Till it's gone" It makes sense since she's talking about her ill cat. edit »
  • It is revealed in this episode that reapers can be any age - the little boy Charlie had to be 9 or 10. We learn that reapers can also take the spirits of animals as well as humans. We also learn that gravelings live in graveyards. edit »
  • The season ends the way it began with a shot of the Earth. edit »
  • The kid that was shoplifting was wearing a shirt with character from the Web Cartoon "Happy Tree Friends." edit »
  • Featured Deaths:
    - Yoga teacher neck injury (soul taken by Rube)
    - Eddy Rabbit (Soul taken by Charlie)
    - Man hit by car (not seen, soul taken by George) edit »
  • Although guest Jewel Staite had a minor role in this episode, she would go on to have a more prominent guest role in another Bryan Fuller show, Wonderfalls. edit »
  • George (V/O): The day I dropped out of college, I remember lying on my bed. My mother came into my room, and she'd been crying. She stared at me for a long time and then she said, "You only have one shot at life, Georgia. This is no dress rehearsal." And I said, "You know what, Mom? Maybe I don't even want to be in the play." A month later I was killed. I wonder sometimes if someone was listening. edit »
  • Mason: I took that guy's soul last year, right cocksucker. Glad he's dead. edit »
  • Mason: I'm a good looking guy am I not, am I, am I not, am I?
    Roxy: You’re fine for a white boy. edit »
  • Roxy: So what are you? Rube's butt-boy?
    George: Why? Did you resign? edit »
  • Rube: A wise man knows how much he doesn't know. edit »
  • Eddie Rabbit
    The pet bunny on death's door punningly shares his name with a musical personality. Eddie Rabbit (1941-1998) was a country and R&B singer who was very popular in the late 70's and 80's. edit »
  • George: Some drunken writer once said that there are no great second acts in life.

    Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald was the one who claimed that 'there are not second acts in life', and he was indeed an alcoholic. edit »
Show Score 9.0 superb
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