Writer:	Larry Barber, Paul Barber
Director:	Paul Holahan
Star:	Anthony Cistaro (Kenneth Irons),  John Hensley (Gabriel),  Yancy Butler (Sara Pezzini),  David Chokachi (Jake McCartey),  Will Yun Lee (Danny Woo),  Eric Etebari (Ian Nottingham)
Recurring Role:	Kathryn Winslow (Vicki Po)
Guest Star:	Robert John Burke (Detective Dean Gorner)

Featured Songs

"Suspicion" - R.E.M.
"Hurdy Gurdy Man" - Donovan
"I Don't Like the Drugs" - Marilyn Manson (edit)

Baldy: Where's Big Ben?
Jake: London?
Baldy: You know you're going to die, don't you? Don't you know that? You can choose how. Pain...or quick. (edit) Sara: Look...Dean is dirty. I can smell it, Danny. We need to get something on him fast. Pressure him, find out who he's doing business with.
Danny: Pez...
Sara: Then we got to try to find Jake in the process.
Danny: I got a bad feeling about Jake. It sounds like it was a pretty mean shootout. And there's a good chance...
Sara:...that he's dead. Or he's gonna be soon. Look, either he's dead, he's badly wounded...or he's dirty, and...and that I doubt. (edit) (Dean has framed Jake for multiple murders)
Sara: Dean, what the hell happened here?
Dean: I'm tellin' ya, the son of a b#@ch rookie flipped out. I mean, what else could it be.
Sara: That's not like Jake. (edit) Jake: (feeling the poison from the fugu sushi he ate) What's going on?!
Dean: That's death, baby, that's what you feelin'. Trick of it is to feel the poison, but not die. (edit) Dean: (explaining his world view to Jake) This ain't the Academy, this the real world. Think I don't catch sheet for the way I do business? That's what the street says. The street: it ain't pretty, it ain't clean, and it eats it's young, whether you like it or not. (edit)

Jake sees Sara fighting using the Witchblade, but he was still enough under the influence of the drug "bob" for Sara to convince him it was a hallucination. (edit)

Drug Lord: (interrogating Jake about his missing drug dealer) Where's Big Ben?
Jake: London?
Jake is referring to the main bell in the 316 ft clock turret in the Houses of Parliament Building at Westminster, in London. The clock itself is commonly, but erroneously referred to as Big Ben. (edit)