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Sleeper Cell Season 1 Episode 9

Hijack

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AIRED: 12/18/05

The cell hijacks a truck in order to acquire it's contents - a deadly chemical to be used in their attack. The FBI holds off on stopping the cell in the hopes of getting more information on the other 2 cells operating in the U.S.

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Alex Nesic	Christian
Blake Shields	Tommy
Henri Lubatti	Ilija Korjenic
Melissa Sagemiller	Gayle
Michael Ealy	Darwyn
Oded Fehr	Farik

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Amy Block	Drunken Singing Woman	Guest Star
Michael Desante	Masked Gunman	Guest Star
Rana Haddad	Nabeel's Wife	Guest Star
Joshua Feinman	F.B.I. Tech	Recurring Role

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- Karaoke Songs Used:
  "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" by Pat Benatar
  "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" by A Tribe Called Quest
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- Tommy: It's so f***ing hot out here.
  Christian: You Americans are so spoiled. How do you expect to fight a war if you can't even stand a little heat? You're a nation of pussys.
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- International Airdates:
  - Denmark: November 7, 2007 on SBS Net
  - Finland: December 10, 2007 on Nelonen
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- Phosgene is very dangerous. It reacts with the moisture in the airways, turns to (amongst other things) hydrochloric acid, which then disolves the linings of the airways and the lungs.
  
  It takes a lot longer to act, however, than the show suggests.
  
  Also, because it's so dangerous, it's almost always made and then consumed within the *same* chemical plant, almost *never* transported any distance. (But if it were to be transported, the NFPA warning diamond on the truck would be exactly as shown!)
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- The music playing during the end of the episode is Tic-Toc by Paul Haslinger featuring Mike Kumagei and Nona Hendryx.
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