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The Replacements Season 1 Episode 13

Fiddlin' Around / Field Trippin

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AIRED: 1/6/07

Fiddlin' Around: While at the music store shopping for a new instrument for Todd, Riley convinces Dick and Agent K to let her buy a violin. K, a classically trained violinist herself, sets Riley up with her old violin instructor who tries to teach Riley to play classically, but the problem is that Riley really wants to play the violin like her idol Susie May, a country fiddlin' superstar. This, of course, creates problems eventually leading to Riley calling Fleemco to replace the violin instructor with Susie May. In the end though, will letting K down be more important to Riley than getting the chance to play the fiddle the way that she dreams of?

Field Trippin: Todd and Riley, accompanied by a few of their classmates, go on a fieldtrip to an ancient archaeological site famous for it's 'supposed' treasure hidden somewhere on the grounds that has yet to be found. Todd is convinced to find it and while Riley is not completely against the idea, she prefers to go about it using her maps and knowledge of the past. But, Todd and Riley both find it hard to do any treasure hunting because of their uptight chaperone that won't let them do anything, so they decide to have him replaced with an avid treasure hunter who just might let them get away with a little too much.moreless

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By BTRAV, Jan 21, 2007

It wasn't that bad, but CAR didn't have a speaking part. Maybe it's because of NCIS, and maybe it's not. A nitpick for this episode would be when K said that Riley had inherited musical talent from her, but she obviously couldn't have since she's adopted. I don't know if they're posing as biological parents or just adopted (they should really do a backround episode because the theme song doesn't cut it).moreless
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Daran Norris	Dick Daring
David McCallum	C.A.R.T.E.R. (C.A.R.)
Grey DeLisle	Riley Daring
Kath Soucie	Agent K
Nancy Cartwright	Todd Daring
Jeff Bennett	Conrad Fleem

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Susan Blakeslee	Mistress Serena	Guest Star
Lauren Tom	Tasumi	Guest Star
Candi Milo	Susie May	Guest Star

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TRIVIA (1)
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- When Tatsumi complains about her parents, the phrase she uses ("Ichi ni san shi go.") translates to "One two three four five".
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QUOTES (1)
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- Hakobo: Todd. If we don't get out of here alive, I want to tell you... I'm in love with your mom!
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- Original International Air Dates:
  Slovakia: February 28, 2010 on STV1
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- Agent K, Dick Daring, C.A.R and Conrad Fleem are absent in "Field Trippin'."
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- Fleemco Replacement Info:
  
  Field Trippin: Professor Sneedly is sent on a retreat to the Ingulaguay Rainforest.
  Professor Sneedly's Replacement: Treasure Hunter Dingo MacGee.
  
  Fiddlin' Around: Mistress Serena is chosen to perform with the World's Greatest Orchestra for the Queen.
  Mistress Serena's Replacement: Country Fiddler Susie May.
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- Allusion: Temple Of Doom
  This is an allusion to Indiana Jones and The Temple Of Doom
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