Cold Case

Colors

Season 3, Episode 4, Aired Oct 16, 2005

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- Goof: Crumbs talks about serving with Clyde Taylor in World War II and about him and Clyde playing ball with the other servicemen. This seems unlikely because the armed forces were still racially segregated at that time. They were not officially desegregated until 1948.
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- This is the second episode to feature a victim who was a baseball player beaten with his own baseball bat. The first one was episode 1-7: A Time to Hate.
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Quotes
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- Det. Will Jeffries: That explains why Clyde was still in his uniform. The colored players probably weren't allowed to shower.
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Notes
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- International Airdates: - Denmark: November 23, 2005 on TV3+
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- Music Featured in This Episode: - Baseball Boogie by Mabel Scott - One O'Clock Jump by Count Basie - Five Guys Named Moe by Louis Jordan - Gotta Be This or That by Benny Goodman - Candy by Johnny Mercer - Sentimental Journey by Doris Day
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Allusions
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- Will Jeffries' Grandson: What if it was the Babe who was murdered, instead of Clyde? Would the olden day cops let that be a mystery? Will Jeffries told his grandson that Clyde Taylor might have been better than Yankee star player Babe Ruth.
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