Rick Peters |
Bobby Manning |
Yannick Bisson |
Jack Hudson |
Marc Gomes |
Dimitrius Gans |
Tara Samuel |
Tara Williams |
Deanne Bray |
Sue Thomas |
Ted Atherton |
Myles Leland III |
Jeff Teravainen |
Hit Man |
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Sammi Bourgeois |
Amanda Duffman |
Guest Star |
Anselmo Desousa |
Anselmo |
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The real Sue Thomas was really diagnosed with MS just like her character Deanne.
The building super was played by Kenny Robinson. He also played Jellybean on the other Pax series,DOC.
Tara: Whoever would have believed it would be Myles to play the romance card?
Jack: How many big screen TVs does this joker need? The real Jack Hudson would be happy with just one!
Jack: Oh,hi.
Sue: Hi.
Jack: You took the stairs?
Sue: We didn't have time to walk this morning. We needed some exercise.
Jack: Oh. I was actually wanting to talk to you.
Sue: Really? About what?
Jack: Um, about your moving, and leaving and everything.
Sue: I see, I d-
Jack cuts Sue off before she can finish her sentence
Jack: Before you say anything, can I just tell you what it is I was planning to tell you?
Sue: Ok.
Jack: I, uh, I was up all night thinking about it and I didn't want you to go without at lest knowing what it was that I was thinking.
Here Jack pauses before going on
Jack: I understand that this is a great, great oportunity and I would never want to stand in the way of your career advancement, but I want you to know that I wish you weren't going. We're all gonna miss ya, as a team, and uh, I'm gonna miss ya personally, a lot, and I..I just wanted you to know that.
Sue: And...I've been told it's even better the second time around.
Jack: This guy picked the wrong F.B.I agent to mess with!
Final Credits: The End For Now...
Sue Thomas appears with her hearing dog Katie.
Clips from various episodes are shown throughout this episode.
This marks the second appearance of the real Sue Thomas as Deanne Bray.
St Patrick, an Irish patron saint, died on March 17, 651. After years of enslavement he dedicated the rest of his life to converting pagans to Christianity, amongst others using the three-leaved shamrock to explain the trinity. Although March 17 is not an official holiday in most of Canada or the USA, is it widely celebrated with parades and other festivities, themed around all things Irish and all things green, attracting many non-Irish and non-Christian celebrators too.
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