Writer:	Edward Allen Bernero
Director:	Guy Norman Bee
Star:	Coby Bell (Ty Davis Jr.),  Michael Beach (Doc Parker (Episodes 1-103)),  Eddie Cibrian (Jimmy Doherty (Episodes 1-101)),  Molly Price (Officer (Now Detective) Faith Yokas),  Kim Raver (Kim Zambrano (Episodes 1-111)),  Anthony Ruivivar (Carlos Nieto),  Skipp Sudduth (John "Sully" Sullivan),  Jason Wiles (Maurice "Bosco" Boscorelli),  Amy Carlson (Alex Taylor (Episodes 32-88, recurring previously)),  Chris Bauer (Fred Yokas (Episodes 45-110, recurring otherwise))
Recurring Role:	John Michael Bolger (Lt. Johnson),  Saundra McClain (Mary Proctor),  Bill Walsh (III) (Billy Walsh),  Derek Kelly (D.K.),  Darien Sills-Evans (Dr. Fields),  Joe Lisi (Lt. Swersky),  Savannah Haske (Tatiana),  Kristopher Scott Fiedel (Joey Doherty)
Guest Star:	Fly Williams (Dennis),  Gary Basaraba (Joe),  Stephen Largay (Gerald Nelson),  Ron Orbach (Tony Falucci),  Chloe Levine (Shannon),  Ajani Takahashi-Lofton (Darren),  Stracy Diaz (Karen),  George Feaster (Vincent),  Sal Piro (Store Owner),  Kathleen Wilhoite (Chloe Lewis),  Gianna Beleno (Susie Lewis),  Sherry Stringfield (Dr. Susan Lewis),  Judith Delgado (Woman)

Music: The Barenaked Ladies did "If I Had $1,000,000" from their "Gordon" cd; Die Krupps (Re-Filtered by Filtered Section) did "Battery" from the "The Blackest Album - An Industrial Tribute to Metallica" cd; Lifehouse did "Trying" from the "No Name Face" cd. (edit) The introduction for this episode aired as the ER episode Brothers & Sisters. (edit)

{to a prisoner}
Bosco: You’re pissing me off. Walk faster or I’ll put my foot up your ass. (edit) Jimmy: Guess what we’re doing tonight?
Joey: What?
Jimmy: Look at that. We’re cleaning this house, all right?
Joey: But Dad, why don’t we just get a maid?
Jimmy: A maid? What? You think I got a million dollars? (edit) {about Bosco}
Dr. Lewis: He’s wound a little tight. (edit) Yokas: I got two kids. One of them ever went missing, Bosco’s the guy I’d want looking for them. (edit) Dr. Lewis: Drug addiction’s a disease. It’s recognized as a disease by the American Psychiatric Association.
Yokas: What about Pedophilia? Isn’t that recognized as a disease? You want a child molester raising a kid? (edit)

In "Jimmy's Mountain" (Episode 26) there's a reference to "ER" as the fictional television show that it is, which would make the main story line of this episode both illogical and impossible, not to mention the incongruity that both Michael Beach and Lisa Vidal made frequent guest appearances on "ER" as Al Boulet and Sandy Lopez, respectively. (edit)

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