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Blind Faith

Season 3, Episode 5, Aired Oct 14, 1995

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When a serial rapist is ripped to shreds by a dog, Natalie suspects that something isn't quite right. Nick's investigations leads him to suspect a carouche, a lower form of vampire who typically feeds on vermin, may be behind the dog's behavior. When Nick finds the dog, he discovers that it is the devoted companion of a blind dispatcher. Now he must figure out how to protect the dispatcher (and everybody else) from her not-so-mortal dog.moreless

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Diana Zimmer

Jody Fraser
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Patrick Galligan

Rapist)
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Terry Nicholas

Rape Victim

Lisa Ryder

Tracy Vetter (Season 3)
Blu Mankuma

Captain Joe Reese (Season 3)
Nigel Bennett

Lucien LaCroix/General Lucius
Catherine Disher

Dr. Natalie Lambert
Geraint Wyn Davies

Detective Nick Knight/Nicholas de Brabant

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Nick believes the dog of a blind woman might be a vampire in the making.

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By marvelfan89, Sep 14, 2008

Loved this episode one my favorites. Nick suspects a dog that belongs to one of Tracy's friends is a vampire.

The actress playing the friend is blind (done well by the beautiful Diana Zimmer).

The effects for the vampire dog are very good especially when the dog becomes possessed and you see his eyes get blood red. I loved this episode becomes it coincides with the custom that a dog is man's best friend.

We also get a sad flashback to when Nick himself had a dog but, due to Lacroix's trickery and bad intentions, he had to kill his own friend. Gladly we get a different twist in this episode for the better.

Everything in this episode was great. I loved the ending!!! proof that "crossing over" isn't as bad as others would think it is and in effect has miraculous effects on those paralyzed by a handicap.moreless
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- Trivia: Nick named his dog Raleigh, after Sir Walter Raleigh.
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- Trivia: Nick once met Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the Sherlock Holmes books.
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- Tracy: Blow this guy off, go around him. Take Adelaide to Jarvis, it's faster. Nick: Maybe you'd like your own little steering wheel?
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- LaCroix: Dogs are for breakfast.
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- Reese: (to Nick and Tracy) Get that sleazeball off my street, I'll buy you both a puppy dog.
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- Tracy: You don't buy a Shar-Pei, you ransom them. I could buy a Mazda for the same amount of money. Nick: Mazdas don't fetch.
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- Natalie: You could chew on rusty nails for a year and not get that much iron. Go ahead, drink it. (Nick drinks the shake) Nick: I think rusty nails would taste better.
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- Nick: This is your doing! LaCroix: But yours to undo.
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- Nick: Recently? Screed: You mean since the Cuban Missile Crisis?
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- Jody: Watch out for those killer squirrels!
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- Nick: You had a dog named Sparky? Tracy: What's wrong with 'Sparky'? Nick: Oh, nothing. I figured you would have had a dog named 'Sparky'. I suppose you had a cat named 'Fluffy' too.
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NOTES (1)
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- Vachon is not in this episode.
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ALLUSIONS (1)
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- Nick: Run Doyle! Never come back to the Baskervilles again! The Hound of the Baskervilles is a 1901 Sherlock Holmes mystery written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The book dealt with the possibility of a demonic dog haunting the Baskerville family, a dog not unlike the "hellhound" Doyle comes across in this episode.
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