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Ian Pascoe breaks out of prison, taking Hemmings as a hostage. Logan chases them to 1928 Chicago.
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    Do yourself a favor and spare yourself from the sheer feces that is Timecop the series.

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    • Logan tells Eliot Ness to remember three letters, "IRS," if he wants to put Capone away. Those letters would be meaningless to Ness, since the agency was known as the Bureau of Internal Revenue until changing its name in the 1950s, after Capone had died. Edit
    • Pascoe has also been on the Titanic, at Lakehurst, New Jersey when the Hindenburg crashed, at Chernobyl and on the hill at Lockerbie, Scotland. Edit
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    • Pascoe: I've watched a megalodon shark rip the throat out of a tyrannosaurus rex. I've ridden with Hannibal as he crossed the Alps. Sat on the walls of Jericho as Joshua stormed the gates. Walked through the ashes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Jack, I stood on the tip of Mount Everest just five minutes before the world ended and took in the last dying light. Edit
    • Logan: Burt, what's the word on the street about Elliot Ness? Porter: Kid pencil-pusher who thinks he's a big shot. Federal guys sent him out here to annoy Capone. The funny thing is the cops hate him even worse than the crooks do. I even hear they're tossing coins about who knocks him off first. Edit
    • Porter: Well, there's only two types that walk in here -- lovers and leavers. The lovers kiss each other goodbye as they're boarding the Chicago Limited. The leavers end up kissing the wrong end of a Tommy gun. Edit
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    • Easter says Pascoe "makes Zelig look like a shut-in." This refers to the 1983 Woody Allen movie, Zelig, where the title character has the ability to insinuate himself among famous people and events in the 1920s. Edit
    • Logan: (to Ness) No one's untouchable. Not even you. A reference to the name of Ness' Treasury team. "The Untouchables" were made famous by Ness' book and several TV series and movies, all with the same name. Edit
    • Matuzek: (after Pascoe shows up in an old photograph) Let's see if Waldo pops up anywhere else. A reference to the "Where's Waldo" children's books, where Waldo would always be hidden somewhere in a drawing of a crowd. Edit

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