Goof: After about 15 minutes, Det. Rush asks the man in charge of the "Brotherly Love" moving company about James. When he replies, "That guy is a hell of a worker", a mic can be seen above the moving truck.
Lilly has a sister.
Lilly's cell phone number is 555-0198.
Goof: In the opening scene, there is a tea kettle that whistles. When the boiling water is poured out, the kettle is clearly not the type that whistles.
Lilly: She didn't love you, James. And I'm your girl now.
Although credited, Danny Pino does not appear in this episode.
International Episode Titles: Czech Republic: Pocity viny (Feelings of Guilt)
International Airdates: - Denmark: March 10, 2004 on TV3+
Music Featured in This Episode: - Lovesong by The Cure - She Drives Me Crazy by Fine Young Cannibals - Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House - The End of the Innocence by Don Henley feat. Bruce Hornsby
Title: Sherry Darlin' The episode title is a reference to the song Sherry Darling by Bruce Springsteen. The song tells about a young man's frustration with having to help his mother when all he wants to do is be with his girlfriend, Sherry.
In the opening scene, James tells Krystal that the televangelist program on TV is a scam. This is a reference to televangelist Jim Bakker who in 1989 was convicted of fraud and conspiracy for stealing donations and defrauding investors.
Sherry Stephens: You can see Nirvana any time. In 1989 (the year this episode's crime took place), Nirvana had released their first album, Bleach. Presumably the tickets Sherry mentions are for a Nirvana concert.
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