Die Fast, Die Furious

Season 1, Episode 15, Aired

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With the Montecito playing host to the production crew for the feature film Die Fast, Die Furious starring Hollywood action star Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ed maintains a watchful eye on the film's intense stunts. But when Van Damme soars to his death while attempting to perform the movie's key stunt - a dangerous motorcycle jump - Ed and Danny search for an explanation for the accident. Meanwhile, a new rival casino host attempts to square off with Sam in a battle for the biggest whale and a mournful Delinda remembers her fallen, but not forgotten, 24-hour boyfriend.moreless
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    I liked this episode probably because Jean-Claude Van Damme guess starred and was killed in the episode. That was a real shocker. But after he died the episode kind of fell apart. I was pretty good overall and Jean-Claude Van Damme was a little too popular in the episode i mean he is hardly that high profile anyway. But the episode was well written and had a good twist at the end the director was resposible for Jean-Claude Van Damme's death not the stunt man. Overall was well written and had good pase looking forward to the next episode which should be good.moreless
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