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Cold Case Season 7 Episode 7

Read Between the Lines

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AIRED: 11/15/09

The team re-opens the 1991 death of a talented 14-year-old rapper girl who was placed into foster care with her sister.

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I hope that CBS learns to "Read Between the Lines". With fantastic episodes like this, they need to give Cold Case and its fans more respect!

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By readyhack, Jun 07, 2010

I really loved this episode of Cold Case! The writing was superb; the acting right on point, and the music was flawless. It's a great thing to see Cold Case have the courage to really integrate the music in with the story and tell an authentic story in a way that was completely believable. The detectives really seemed to relish getting the chance to flex some agitation muscles and it must have made Vera's day to kick down that door and rush in with Miller! HEY CBS, this is what happens when you give a high quality cast excellent script material and shoot an episode with some creativity!! I look forward to more great Cold Case episodes from this writer-director combo of Erica L. Anderson and Kevin Bray.moreless
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The First Excellent Episode of Season 7 so far

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By LII2, Jun 07, 2010

"Read Between The Lines", really pulls you in and makes you feel the same emotions that the victim; donalynn had felt throughout the entire episode.

Her song at the end, really was moving and powerful. Yet at the same time, you can feel the love that she had for her baby sister. This episode was very compelling,yet as for the detectives personal lives, It has seems that this "Lillyardo" relationship is still going strong.

Yet at the end, we saw the darkness that Lilly has inside. Will she or won't she shoot Moe, that is the question that the end that viewers were asking themselves.moreless
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Cast & Crew: STARS

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Kathryn Morris	Det. Lilly Rush
Danny Pino	Scotty Valens
John Finn	Lt. John Stillman
Thom Barry	Det. Will Jeffries
Jeremy Ratchford	Det. Nick Vera
Tracie Thoms	Kat Miller (Episodes 3.13+; recurring previously)

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Kadeem Hardison	Andrew “Huxtable” Garrett (2009)	Guest Star
Craig muMs Grant	Zeb "Zen" Edwards (2009) (as Craig "muMs" Grant)	Guest Star
Larry Herron	Andrew "Huxtable" Garrett (1991)	Guest Star
Bobby Cannavale	Eddie Saccardo	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Donalyn Sullivan was killed on November 18, 1991.
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QUOTES (1)
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- Kat: (as Scotty unwraps his beef sandwich) Uh, where's mine?
  Vera: I thought you gave up the cow.
  Kat: I'm gone a couple weeks and all of a sudden I'm vegetarian?
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- International Episode Titles:
  Czech Republic: Číst mezi řádky (Read between the Lines)
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- International Airdates:
  - Spain: January 5, 2010 on La Sexta
  - Norway: April 22, 2010 on TVNorge
  - Germany: April 23, 2010 on Kabel 1
  - The Netherlands: April 24, 2010 on Net5
  - Czech Republic: July 20, 2010 on TV Nova
  - Slovakia: December 6, 2010 on Markiza
  - Turkey: March 2, 2011 on CNBC-e
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- Music Featured in This Episode:
  - Sing a Song by Earth, Wind & Fire from Gratitude (1975)
  - P.S.K. What Does It Mean? by Schoolly D from Schoolly D (1985)
  - Ladies First by Queen Latifah ft. Monie Lovefrom All Hail the Queen (1983)
  - Act Like You Know by MC Lyte from Act Like You Know (1991)
  - Bad As a Mutha by Queen Latifah from Nature of a Sista (1991)
  - Soul Searching by Soul Hooligan from Music Like Dirt (2002)
  - It Takes Two by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock from It Takes Two (1988)
  
  There was also two more original songs ("Goin' Off" and "Read Between the Lines") by 'Sugar Dawn' (the victim).
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- Although credited, Thom Barry does not appear in this episode.
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