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Cold Case: Static

When the 1958 suicide of DJ Jimmy "The Hawk" Hawkins is discovered to have been a murder. Lilly and the team must find the truth of this public persona's private life by decoding a message hidden in his final broadcast.


8.7/10 (3 Votes cast)

Episode Info


Episode number: 4x6
Production Number: 406
Airdate: Sunday October 29th, 2006

Director: Kevin Bray
Writer: Gavin Harris

Alternate Airdates:

FI (MTV3) Jul 24, 2007
NL (Net 5) Aug 18, 2008
Guest Stars
Allen AlvaradoAllen Alvarado
As Young Valens
Recurring
Camillia Sanes (1)Camillia Sanes (1)
As Alegria
Recurring
James Henrie (1)James Henrie (1)
As Yong Mike
Recurring
Nestor CarbonellNestor Carbonell
As Mike Valens
Recurring
Adam ChambersAdam Chambers
As Tom Bergin
Aynsley BubbicoAynsley Bubbico
As Teen Girl #2
Cari ShayneCari Shayne
As Dottie Mils (1958)
Chad BrannonChad Brannon
As Skiz (1958)
Charles EstenCharles Esten
As Jimmy "The Hawk" Hawkins
Christopher May (1)Christopher May (1)
As Ted Chester (1958)
Eric JungmannEric Jungmann
As Timmy "Bones" Hamlin
Julie AdamsJulie Adams
As Dottie Mills (2006)
Kandis EricksonKandis Erickson
As Teen Girl
Ken Elliott (1)Ken Elliott (1)
As Little Richard
Madeline PetrisiMadeline Petrisi
As LuLu
Mona WeissMona Weiss
As Dancer
Richard RoatRichard Roat
As Tim "Bones" Hamlin (2006)
Robert F. LyonsRobert F. Lyons
As Scott "Skiz" Stenkovic (2006)
Robert SymondsRobert Symonds
As Ted Chester (2006)
Rutanya AldaRutanya Alda
As Jenny
Sarah DrewSarah Drew
As Judy

Recap


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Music
ArtistSong TitlePlayed When
Gene VincentSay Mama 
Gene VincentBe-Bop-A-Lula 
Little RichardReady Teddy 
(Unknown artist)Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair) 


Episode Quotes
Lt. Stillman: Tom's been looking at a tape recording that began seconds after Hawkins died.
Lilly.: Didn't Hawkins...
Nick.: (interjecting) Yeah, comb his hair with at .38, live on the air



Cultural References
This show deals with America's cultural revolution surrounding the hey-day of rock and roll. The episode comes about pretty late in the revolution but it still hits all the points of how people felt back then. With white conservative feeling the music was a black detrimental influence to their kids and the kids feeling the music was the most pure for of rebellious expression.



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