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Third Watch: Goodbye to Camelot

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The long-running crime drama's series finale concludes in a blaze of glory when gangbangers assault the 55th Precinct station and set it afire, trapping Sergeant Cruz (Tia Texada) and Officer Monroe (Nia Long), and while Bosco (Jason Wiles) and other police return fire, the future of their beloved "Camelot" house is in dire jeopardy -- as is the life of one dedicated cop. In the confusion, murderous gang leader Marcel (singer Wyclef Jean guest-stars) escapes, Yokas (Molly Price) fears for her visiting daughter's (Bonnie Dennison) safety -- and a nervous Carlos (Anthony Ruivivar) preps to propose to Levine (guest star Yvonne Jung). In the final minutes, fans will also learn what the future holds for their first-responder heroes. Former cast regulars Michael Beach, Eddie Cibrian and Kim Raver join recurring star Aidan Quinn as guest stars. Coby Bell, Cara Buono, Josh Stewart and Skipp Sudduth also star. Third Watch series final clocks out in a blaze of glory as a gang attacks the 5-5 precint house. Former cast members Micheal Beach, Eddie Cibrian and Kim Raver returns. Aidan Quinn and Wyclef Jean are guest stars. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Edward Allen Bernero

Director:: Edward Allen Bernero

Stars:: Coby Bell (Ty Davis Jr.); Josh Stewart (Brendan Finney (Episodes 113-132)); Bonnie Dennison (Emily Yokas (Episodes 89-132, recurring previously)); Cara Buono (Grace Foster (Episodes 111-132, recurring previously)); Nia Long (Sasha Monroe (Episodes 89- 132, recurring previously)); Tia Texada (Maritza Cruz (Episodes 80-132 , recurring previously)); Jason Wiles (Maurice "Bosco" Boscorelli); Skipp Sudduth (John "Sully" Sullivan); Anthony Ruivivar (Carlos Nieto); Molly Price (Officer (Now Detective) Faith Yokas)

Recurring Role:: Aidan Quinn (John Miller); Yvonne Jung (Holly Levine)

Guest Star:: Wyclef Jean (Marcel Hollis); Michael Beach (Doc Parker); Eddie Cibrian (Jimmy Doherty); Kim Raver (Kim Zambrano)

After Ladder 100 uses the ladder to break the window to the 2nd floor of the 55th precinct, you can briefly see a newspaper clipping of Ty's "Hero Cop" article from episode 67, Lights Up. edit »
When Carlos visited Doc at the mental hospital he refered to Doc's deceased wife as "Linda". Her name was "Deborah" Or "Debra". Which ever spelling you prefer. edit »

The firefighters were watching Romeo Must Die during the attack on the 5-5; one of the tracks played in Romeo Must Die is Keep Hope Alive by Crystal Method, which is the same track used for the opening credits of Third Watch. edit »
Maritza's date of death was May 6th, 2005 which was the same as the airdate of this episode. edit »
The song at the end of this episode "Battersea" was also the song at the end of the season premiere. Just a bit of trivia. edit »
All original cast members are present in this episode except for Bobby Caffey (Bobby Cannavale). Bobby Caffey was shot and killed in the second (2nd) season. edit »
Michael Beach is the only returing character to speak; Eddie Cibrian and Kim Raver have no lines. edit »

Cruz: Not expecting one person.
Bosco: One?
Cruz: Yeah. You got a cell phone?
Bosco: Yeah...?
Cruz: What I want you to do is...is watch for the right time and then call for backup.
Bosco: How am I gonna know when you're ready?
Cruz: You'll know.
Bosco: Are you sure?
Cruz: There's no one I'd rather have backing me up. (Then Cruz kisses Bosco goodbye) edit »
Cruz: Marcel Hollis thinks that the only thing keeping street gangs from ruling New York is...organization. Says if they all got together they'd outnumber us.
Bosco: Jagoff.
Cruz: Yeah. Except he's right. edit »
Levine: Yokas just dissed us.
Carlos: I need to talk to you.
Levine: I am so tired of people thinking that EMS is not a worthwhile career...
Carlos: I've been trying all night---
Levine: You know what, we didn't go to medical school, but we have an awful lot of training and do a pretty damn good job out here under very difficult circu---
Carlos: Damn it, Holly, will you marry me!? edit »
Bosco: Um, where did all this come from?
Cruz: Been on the street 13 years. You never got any weapons?
Bosco: I turned 'em all in.
Cruz: I didn't. edit »
{to Cruz when they go to get Marcel and stop at her apartment}
Bosco: He's in your apartment?
Cruz: I'm not that person, Bosco.
Bosco: What?
Cruz: A talk-first person. It's weakness. No one respects weakness. Even tried religion. Can you believe that? Me, lighting candles and chanting. Crazy.
Bosco: Not really. Can't. edit »

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acmb
member since: Nov 4, 2005
Goodbye to Camelot
The Bottom Line: "Series finale"
The last episode of a great series is always a sad thing to watch because it ends. In this episode we know what happens with the people who work in the 55th Precinct's police station located in the corner of King and Arthur in New York. ...Continue »
09/28/08 03:34am | report abuse
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naldro
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Goodbye to Camelot
The Bottom Line: "Tearjerker"
I almost felt like crying. ...Continue »
02/18/08 09:46am | report abuse
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Pinkmyst
member since: Oct 19, 2005
Goodbye to Camelot
The Bottom Line: "Series finale"
One of the best series finals I have ever watched! ...Continue »
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lol21
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Goodbye to Camelot
The Bottom Line: "Exactly why I watch this series"
Excellent show and loved to watch it week after week ...Continue »
03/13/07 10:54pm | report abuse
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Goodbye to Camelot
The Bottom Line: "Series finale"
the best episode of third watch ...Continue »
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