The framed saying on Judge Trott's wall reads:
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To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tammy's full legal name is Tamara Inez Hemphill.
The prescription Abby takes is Alprazolam, more commonly known in the United States as Xanax. It is in the benzodiazepine group of drugs, which can be habit forming and must be used with care. Alprazloan slows down unbalanced chemical movements in the brain thus resulting in a reduction in nervous tension. It is used to treat anxiety and panic disorders as well as anxiety caused by depression.
We learn in this episode that Alex Clark and U.S. Attorney Franklin Shore graduated from Georgetown and Diane Ruckeyser graduated from Yale.
Mitch is seen wearing a WKU Hilltoppers t-shirt in this episode. The shirt is from Western Kentucky University located in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Its athletic teams, the Hilltoppers, play in the Sun Belt Conference.
In the scene in which Ray and Mitch drive up to look for the switch car, we can see the intersection of Orbital and Explorer Drives. The intersection is located in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga and back on to the 401 Freeway, which is the major artery traversing southern Ontario and Quebec and connects Toronto with Montreal. In behind the 401 in this scene is Toronto's Pearson International Airport.
We learn that Abby's maiden name is Sutherland and that her parents' names are Harold and Maxine, who were born in Kentucky in 1948 and 1951 respectively. She has not spoken to them for many years due to, among other things, their dislike of Mitch and the boycotting of their wedding.
Mitch tells us his father was killed in a mine explosion.
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