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Patty tries to find out what Gregory knows about the case. Arthur Frobisher tries a new strategy to save his family and his money. David and Ellen have strains on their relationship as Lila tries to reenter David's life.
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  • Arthur Frobisher's effort to gain public sympathy did not go according to plan. Gregory's been targeted for the second time and an unwelcomed guest found 'the keys' and entered Ellen and David's life.moreless

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    Average episode overall; There are some unneccessary scenes here and there that are neither interesting nor important to the storyline. Arthur Frobisher tried to clean his name by hiring someone to write about his memoir, but he only made his name worse when he had a breakdown and lost the temper. Meanwhile Ray Fiske had a breakdown of his own--from reality. Gregory's got a new friend, but found himself having even more enemies targetting his life.

    Series of events have put a dent in David and Ellen's relationship. They seemed to have worked it out at the end, but David's mistake had brought someone else into their life.moreless

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    • Episode Title: The line is spoken by Arthur Frobisher while he talks to Ray Fiske about publishing a book on his life. This urge to leave an honorable legacy is brought about by the incident involving a woman who spat at him while he was watching his son's basketball game. Edit
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    • Featured Music: • "Got Your Wealth" by Lee Silver Productions • "I Wish I Were in Love Again" by Ruby Braff and George Barnes • "Frei Bier" by Furio Di Castro • "Ventura" by Mrs. Wike • "Destination Diamonds" by Diamond Nights • "The Struggle" by A.G. • "Dekhna Ki Quadam" by Gary Jivan • "Verge of Extinction" by Sam Bisbee • "Ceylon" by Madita Edit
    • Credited As: • Elliot Korte, Owen Forbisher - Elliot B. Korte • David 'Wex' Wechsler, First Assistant Director - David Wechsler • Michael F. O'Shea, Jr., "A" Camera Operator/Steadicam - Michael O'Shea, Jr. • Peter Hackman, Charge Scenic - Peter G. Hackman Edit
    • Original International Air Dates: - Denmark: May 7, 2008 on TV3 - Slovakia: July 19, 2009 on JOJ - Poland: September 27, 2009 on AXN - Czech Republic: October 20, 2009 on AXN Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Patty: This was a big step. Approaching a witness under false pretenses. Offering protection you can't provide. Ellen: Don't they teach that in law school? Edit
    • Gregory: How is Katie? I liked her. Ellen: Is that why you lied to her, humiliated her and got her to perjure herself? Edit
    • Arthur: I'm not a monster, Ray. I don't want to be remembered as one. Edit
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    • Gregory: Rubble. Lives in Bedrock. Hell of a right hook. Barney Rubble is the blonde-haired best friend and next-door neighbor of Fred Flintstone in the animated TV series The Flintstones. In the 1994 live action film version, Barney was portrayed by Rick Moranis while Stephen Baldwin took on the role for the 2000 sequel. Edit
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