Past Imperfect is the perfect title as apparently the writers forgot that Myka was protecting the president and not chasing after a forger when her partner was killed. Which is why she was sent to the boonies.
The last few episodes I've had two brief story lines with too much cheese (relationship angst). It's a sci-fi series that fails as a romantic comedy. I wish the writers would go back to one story line instead of two.
The first couple of episodes this year left me addled and rattled what with all the gesticulating, cut-aways, comings and goings, and general mayhem.
What's with H.G. Wells coming back? Come on.... oh, right, they'll bring her back to reality and have a mind fart about her trying to destroy the world.
Give me a job writing this crap. I can do better.moreless
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Pete Lattimer |
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Myka Bering |
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Ryan Blakely |
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Shauna Black |
Alison |
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TRIVIA (3)
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When Mika calls Pete to warn him to wear gloves, Pete lets his torch fall. However, when Mika asks him if he can handle the situation alone, the torch is in his hands again. He hasn't recovered it because later it is seen again where it fell the first time.
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Throughout the episode, it's suggested that Leo may be in town to steal engraving plates from the U.S. Mint. Engraving plates are for paper money. The Mint doesn't print paper money. They deal exclusively with coinage. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing makes paper money, thus they would have any engraving plates.
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Myka says Leo is left-handed and as such inconsistent with his posture when he was gunned down at the train station, as he was holding his gun with his right hand. However, during the subsequent flashback of Leo gunning down Sam, Leo held and shot the gun with his right hand.
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QUOTES (4)
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Claudia: So can I drive the Prius back? Please, please please. Thanks.
Steve: You might consider buying one of your own.
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Zach: How's South Dakota Secret Service treating you? And what the hell is there to do in South Dakota?
Pete: Well, hey, now, you'd be surprised, guarding those Mount Rushmore Presidents, a lot more challenging than you think. -
Artie: Just keep the hat on the dog's head. Claudia, you're going to write down the license plate numbers.
Claudia: As soon as you bark them out.
Artie: I suppose you've got several of those bon mots at the ready.
Claudia: More than five, less than a hundred.
Artie: Hooray.
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Steve: Can you get into the company's computer?
Claudia: Please--does a cheese doodle?
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International Airdates:
UK: September 8, 2011 on Syfy/Syfy HD
Canada: October 6, 2011 on Showcase
Australia: March 9, 2012 on SCI FI -
Music: Car Wash (Rose Royce)
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Genelle Williams is credited but doesn't appear.
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Claudia: As soon as I can get Artie to stop paying me in bright orange $500 bills.
Referencing the Hasbro board game Monopoly, in which the players buy and sell property in an attempt to monopolize the board. The game uses $500 bills made out of orange-colored paper. -
Jinx: One of these things is not like the others.
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Pete: What'chu talkin' about, Willis?
Referencing the catch phrase popularized by Gary Coleman on the TV series Diff'rent Strokes (1978-1985). His character, Arnold, would often express surprise or skepticism to his brother Willis by turning to him and saying the phrase. Arnold would also address it to others, using their name instead, but "Willis" was used most often.
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