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Cold Case

The House

Season 2, Episode 4, Aired Oct 24, 2004

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- Det. Valens "sees" the victim for the first time.
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- Johnny died on January 13, 1968.
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- Goof: When Johnny and "The Boss" are waiting in the car, the length of Johnny's cigarette changes to a stub to a nearly whole one and back to a stub again.
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- Lilly: Hank would never cry "Uncle". You got to admire that, guy had heart. Lt. Stillman: You're supposed to be on the side of the law, Lil.
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- Lilly: The guy was doing 20 years... for stealing a pair of shoes?
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- Lilly: So this guy died twice? Scotty: Told you this place is haunted.
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- Inmate: How's it feel way up there on that wall, huh, Hank boy? Hank: Lonely!
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- Bobbi: You wouldn't understand. Det. Rush: Make me.
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- Bobbi: I knew when I opened that package he couldn't have paid for those boots. But I wanted them so much I always regreted that. Det. Rush: It wouldn't have mattered. Hank would have never have let you give those boots back. Bobbi: How do you know? Det. Rush: Because I knew someone just like him. Once.
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- International Episode Titles: Czech Republic: Barák (House)
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- International Airdates: - Denmark: January 5, 2005 on TV3+
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- Blake Clark and Travis Clark, who play Tom Jaden in 2004 and 1965/68, respectively, are actually father and son in real life.
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- All songs in this episode are performed by Johnny Cash: - Folsom Prison Blues - Orange Blossom Special - I Got Stripes - Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog - Cocaine Blues - Ring of Fire - Will the Circle Be Unbroken - Give My Love to Rose - Flesh and Blood
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- Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison Saturday, January 13, 1968 Johnny Cash held the now-legendary concert at Folsom State Prison in California. His performance to 2000 inmates and prison guards was recorded as the album Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, which became his most popular album. The song Folsom Prison Blues was written already in 1956, but the 1968 version became a #1 hit in the nation.
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- Bobbi: Knockoffs like Nancy Sinatra's 'Made for Walking' boots. Nancy Sinatra is the daughter of the late Frank Sinatra. These Boots Are Made for Walking was a popular hit released by her in 1966.
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