Jeremy Ratchford |
Det. Nick Vera |
Thom Barry |
Det. Will Jeffries |
John Finn |
Lt. John Stillman |
Kathryn Morris |
Det. Lilly Rush |
Danny Pino |
Scotty Valens |
Laura Allen |
Vanessa Prosser |
Guest Star |
Eva Frajko |
Reporter |
Guest Star |
James Mathers |
Marvin Dobie |
Guest Star |
Josh Hopkins |
ADA Jason Kite |
Recurring Role |
Vanessa Prosser was murdered on November 3, 1992.
Goof: A boom mike is visible during the scene where ADA Kite kisses Det. Rush.
About Hemophilia
Hemophilia (or haemophilia) is a hereditary genetic illness which causes the sufferers blood not to clot if s/he is cut or injured. The gene causing the condition is always carried by the mother's X-chromosome, but only sons are affected. The condition is incurable but can be controlled with modern medicine.
Nitpick: Although women − if they possess the affected gene − are often symptomless carriers, it is possible, albeit very rare, for a female to suffer from mild versions of the disease. This is exactly what happened in this episode; Vanessa Prosser inherited the affected gene from her hemophiliac biological father, and an unaffected gene from her healthy mother.
Scotty: He (David Lake) ain't wearing his glasses.
Vera: So?
Scotty: So... where'd they go?
Lt. Stillman: I lose mine three times a day.
Jeffries: You know a guy named Darren Cleeman?
Marvin: No.
Vera: Really? He called you last week.
Marvin: Well, maybe he got a wrong number.
Jeffries: You talk to wrong numbers for six minutes?
Marvin: Well, maybe I got lonely.
Det. Vera: Never found her killer.
Det. Rush: Never say never.
International Episode Titles:
Czech Republic: Pozdní návraty (Late Returns)
International Airdates:
- Denmark: May 26, 2004 on TV3+
This episode features news footage of both Bill and Hillary Clinton from his 1992 presidential campaign.
Music Featured in This Episode:
- Don't Stop by Fleetwood Mac
- Dreams by The Cranberries
- Hey Jealousy by Gin Blossoms
- What's Up by 4 Non Blondes
- Can't Do a Thing (To Stop Me) by Chris Isaak
- Ordinary World by Duran Duran
There is a "glimpse of things to come" allusion to the disputed 2000 Florida presidential controversy between George W. Bush and Al Gore. After voting, Vanessa mentions to her companion how those ballots were complicated and what happens if you don't push the "little square" all the way out, a clear reference to the infamous butterfly ballot and "hanging chads."
This case bears resemblance to the Chandra Levy case, where an intern went missing after having an affair with congressman Gary Condit. Chandra Levy disappeared around May 1st, 2001, and her remains were found a year later, on May 22, 2002. The media and general public widely suspect Condit as Chandra Levy's murderer, but the investigation for the case still remains open.
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