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Trivia
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Goof: In this episode, the Stone family is worried in June 1919 about the suffragettes because they believe that if women are allowed to vote, Prohibition will pass (the family is wealthy because they own a brewery). However, in reality, Prohibition (the 18th Amendment) was ratified in January 1919, five months before the flashback events in this episode take place.
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Goof: In the teaser, when the 1919 detective is entering Frances's death in the ledger, the header reads: "Bureau of Police, Department of Public Saety" (instead of "Safety").
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Goof: When Elizabeth and Francis are fighting on the stairs, Elizabeth is at first seen wearing a shawl. During their fight as the camera pans back and forth, the shawl disappears.
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Francis Stone died on June 23, 1919.
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This is the oldest case yet -- 88 years -- topping the previous oldest case from episode 3-19: Beautiful Little Fool by 11 years.
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Quotes
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Lilly: (picking up her mother from a holding cell) Get up, mom! Ellen: Lilly? Uh, wha, what you doin' here? Lilly: I could ask you the same thing... but I won't. Ellen: Thank you for coming. Now go away! I don't want you to see me like this. Lilly: Like it would be a first.
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Francis: Why should men have the right to vote and we shouldn't? Elizabeth Stone: Because politics is a dirty business full of dirty men. Francis: And we need to keep our hands clean, is that it? Elizabeth Stone: We have a responsibility to remain above the fray.
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Janice Warner: If women today knew what women back then had to go through, they wouldn't take the vote for granted.
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Francis: (to her mother) Why do you try to hide how smart you are? It's like you're ashamed of it.
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Alice B. Harris: (to Elizabeth Stone) We're not ladies, lady. We're suffragettes.
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Francis: I don't know if I even want to run a house or have children. Lawrence: Francis! What kind of talk is that? Francis: I was accepted at Vassar, you know. Lawrence: But you've already found a husband. Francis: Is that all you think college is for?
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Lilly Rush: (to Emma Stone) You're our coldest job yet. Nick Vera: A record-breaker. Kat Miller: So... what are we waiting for? Lilly Rush: Let's break out the icepicks.
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Notes
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International Airdates: - Denmark: May 9, 2007 on TV3+ - Norway: June 27, 2007 on TVNorge
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Music Featured in This Episode: - Alexander's Ragtime Band by Bessie Smith - You Made Me Love You by Al Jolson - Some of These Days by Sophie Tucker - There'll Be Some Changes Made by Sophie Tucker - Dead Man Blues by Jelly Roll Morton - After You've Gone by Sophie Tucker - Stardust by Hoagy Carmichael
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Allusions
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The character of Alice B. Harris seems to be based on Susan B. Anthony, a well-know female suffragette.
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During the musical montage at the end, you can briefly see a woman standing in front of an American flag on a TV screen when they hand over Frances' letter to Audrey. The woman is Nancy Pelosi, who in 2007 was the current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives.
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