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Bless Me FatherEpisode Number: 85 Season Num: 4 First Aired: Thursday September 29, 1988 Prod Code: 1406-1598 |
Former Bowery Boy Huntz Hall plays a priest who turns into an unexpected ally in helping Kevin and Frank track down the hit-and-run driver who killed Alice Miller in front of his church after a baptism ceremony. Because Alice is a former member of the Terminators gang and ex-girlfriend of the gang leader Rico Navarro, the investigation focuses on Navarro. Meanwhile, Alice's distraught fiancée Emilio Sarda, who, despite lack of evidence, is convinced Navarro killed Alice as an act of revenge, takes matters into his own hands and sets out to avenge Alice's death.
In a touching side story, Simone Poirrier, an very attractive young French woman, visits Lt. Hogan and claims to be his daughter from a relationship the Lieutenant had in the 1950's.
In a touching side story, Simone Poirrier, an very attractive young French woman, visits Lt. Hogan and claims to be his daughter from a relationship the Lieutenant had in the 1950's.
| Writer: | George Mendeluk |
| Director: | George Mendeluk |
| Star: | Scott Hylands (Det. Kevin O'Brien), Allan Royal (Tom J. Kirkwood), Jeff Wincott (Det. Frank Giambone) |
| Recurring Role: | Susan Hogan (Nicole (Nickie) Rimbaud), Sean McCann (Lt. Jim Hogan), Eugene Clark (Det. Colby Burns), Stephen Mendel (Det. Freddie Carson), Deborah Grover (Elaine Jeffers), Laura Robinson (Det. Christine Meadows) |
| Guest Star: | Huntz Hall (Father O'Malley), Maxine Miller (Ellen Hogan), Isabelle Mejias (Simone Poirrier), Joseph Griffin (Emilio Sarda), Damon D'Oliveira (Rico Navarro), Anthony Sherwood (Fleming), Allan Price (), Steve Pernie (), Gina Bertoia (Alice Miller), Jill Frappier (Genevieve), André Mayers (), Lowell Conrad () |
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(opening commentary)
Tom: Why is it that life never lets you carry on with your old values and beliefs unquestioned? I'd gone the greater part of my life believing that baptism was a celebration of rebirth, a family controlling its destiny by bringing new life into the world. Did we have to be reminded that anyone's destiny is no more controlled than the roll of the dice, that the very act of celebrating new life can be turned into another opportunity for life to show us how fragile we really are. Maybe in the grand scheme of things it makes some kind of sense, but I'm not liking it one bit. (edit) (introduces Father O'Malley to Kevin)
Lt. Hogan: Father and I go way back.
Fr. O'Malley: Your Lieutenant was my star altar boy for six years, even after the incident with the sacramental wine in the sacristy.
Lt. Hogan: (to Kevin) I thought he had forgotten about that by now.
Fr. O'Malley: My specialty is forgiving, not forgetting. (edit) Fr. Fleming: How in God's name can anyone hit and run?
Frank: I'm sure God didn't have anything to do with it Father. (edit) Lt. Hogan: I feel all turned inside out, like a jigsaw puzzle. Suddenly find an extra piece. How's it going to fit?
Fr. O'Malley: Everybody thinks a priest has all the answers. The trick is to let the people find their own answers, then take the credit.
Lt. Hogan: I hope I can do that. (edit)
Tom: Why is it that life never lets you carry on with your old values and beliefs unquestioned? I'd gone the greater part of my life believing that baptism was a celebration of rebirth, a family controlling its destiny by bringing new life into the world. Did we have to be reminded that anyone's destiny is no more controlled than the roll of the dice, that the very act of celebrating new life can be turned into another opportunity for life to show us how fragile we really are. Maybe in the grand scheme of things it makes some kind of sense, but I'm not liking it one bit. (edit) (introduces Father O'Malley to Kevin)
Lt. Hogan: Father and I go way back.
Fr. O'Malley: Your Lieutenant was my star altar boy for six years, even after the incident with the sacramental wine in the sacristy.
Lt. Hogan: (to Kevin) I thought he had forgotten about that by now.
Fr. O'Malley: My specialty is forgiving, not forgetting. (edit) Fr. Fleming: How in God's name can anyone hit and run?
Frank: I'm sure God didn't have anything to do with it Father. (edit) Lt. Hogan: I feel all turned inside out, like a jigsaw puzzle. Suddenly find an extra piece. How's it going to fit?
Fr. O'Malley: Everybody thinks a priest has all the answers. The trick is to let the people find their own answers, then take the credit.
Lt. Hogan: I hope I can do that. (edit)
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