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Fallen Angels Season 1 Episode 6

Since I Don't Have You

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AIRED: 9/26/93

In this comic noir, fixer-bag-man Buzz Meeks is hired by both of his bosses--the multi-talented Howard Hughes and the gangster Mickey Cohen--to find, oops, the same girl whom they have both fallen madly in love with. This quite hilarious episode, narrated by "Buzz" in flashback, is peppered with many tales about the characters that made Los Angeles in the 1950's so incredibly interesting.

Please suspend your disbelief in this episode and enjoy the ride.

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Lynette Walden

Fay Friendly (Narrator)

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Elaine Hendrix	Auditioning Blonde #1	Guest Star
Gary Grossman	Tailor	Guest Star
Michael Milgrom	Milwaukee Trigger	Guest Star

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- Writer James Ellroy's view of the acting in this episode: "I thought Gary Busey was a bad Buzz Meeks, James Woods an ineffectual Mickey Cohen and Tim Matheson was great as Howard Hughes."
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- CableACE Nomination: Outstanding Actor--James Woods
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- CableACE Nomination: Outstanding Actor--Gary Busey
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- Episode based on the James Ellroy (1948-) novelette of the same name and published in the mystery and suspense anthology A Matter of Crime, edited by Bruccoli and Layman, and published in 1988. The story was later included in a noir anthology series Ellroy published named Hollywood Nocturne in 1994.
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