Fillmore!: Immune to All But Justice

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Air Date

Saturday October 18, 2003

Production Code

024

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X Middle School has gone Canada Crazy - and the ambassador is staying over, along with his assistant Penny Madrid, who happens to be an old partner in crime with Fillmore. Winston Kotter, the Canadian ambassador, turned Penny around just as the Safety Patrol turned Fillmore around - but Fillmore can't help but suspect something's up, especially as a huge supply of counterfeit baseball cards appear. Unfortunately for Fillmore, Winston has full diplomatic immunity, and plans to pin the blame of the counterfeit all on Penny - and without the power to officially bust him, what can Fillmore and the Safety Patrol do?

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Guest Cast
- Sue Nelson Overalls Wearing Kid
- Phil LaMarr Elderly Man, Snooty Student
- Aaron Fors Student #1, Thug #2
- Adam Wylie Winston Kotter
- Francesca Smith Penny Madrid
Stars
- Wendie Malick Principal Folsom
- Don LaFontaine Announcer
- Jeff Probst Vice-Principal Raycliff
- Horatio Sanz Jr. Commissioner Vallejo
- Tara Strong Ingrid Third
- Danny Tamberelli Joseph Anza
- Orlando Brown Cornelius Fillmore
Recurring Roles
- Shaun Fleming Kid, Thug #1
- Kyle Sullivan Danny O'Farrell
- Lauren Tom Karen Tehama

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When Fillmore is talking on the phone with Penny, Winston hits the button hanging up the phone, yet, when Fillmore is hitting the button to hang up his side, his voice can still be heard coming out of the receiver, even though Winston had hung up [edit]

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Ingrid: What about the trees?! Who speaks for the trees?!
When Ingrid goes undercover as a Christmas-tree protestor, she paraphrases Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, who proclaims "I speak for the trees!" to protest deforestation. [edit]
Canadian Thugs: Touque and Emo-glasses
One of Winston's thugs wears a touque and emo-glasses that resembles the look of one of the Hanson Brothers from the classic 1977 Paul Newman hockey movie "Slap Shot." [edit]
Winston Kotter: Diplomatic Immunity Storyline
Foreign criminals hiding behind diplomatic immunity provide a common storyline for police shows and movies, most notably in "The French Connection" and "Lethal Weapon 2." [edit]