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Season 2 | | | |
| 24 :02x02 - Vault (Dec/07/1995) | | Ray encounters more trouble than he wanted after he is accidentally declared legally dead and can't even cash his paycheck. While trying to sort out the snafu at the bank, he and Fraser get caught in the middle of a bank robbery and end up locked in the vault. | | Guest Stars: Nicholas Kilbertus as Harold, Ken Quinn as Mountie Will, Doug Murray as Male Teller, Scott Gibson as Ovitz, Marc Donato as Little Boy, David Crean as Cooper, Christina Cox (1) as Caroline Morgan, Vincent Corazza as Lenny, Marium Carvell as Assistant Bank Manager, Boyd Banks as Norm Betz, Kaye Ballard as Mrs. Vecchio, Grace Armas as Teller | | Writer: Paul Haggis | | | |
| 25 :02x03 - The Witness (Dec/14/1995) | | Fraser gets himself thrown in jail to protect Ray, who has been arrested for contempt of court, and to get information from Eddie, the husband of a witness Ray is accused of intimidating. | | Guest Stars: Lee Purcell as Louise St. Laurent, Garry Robbins as Carl, Paulina B. Abarca as Rosanna Torres (as Paulina Abarca), Vince Guerriero as Anderson, Frank McAnulty as Fast Eddie, Michael A. Miranda (1) as Eddie Torres (as Silvio Oliviero), Sherry Miller (1) as Commander Sherry O'Neill, Daniel Kash (1) as Louis Gardino, Nicky Guadagni as Judge Raines, Scott Gibson as Ovitz, Conrad Dunn as Siracusa, Aidan Devine as Robert Kruger, Tony Craig (2) as Jack Huey | | Writers: Michael Teversham, George F. Walker | | | |
| 26 :02x04 - Bird in the Hand (Dec/21/1995) | | Fraser is enlisted to protect gun runner Gerrard, the man who was responsible for his father's death years earlier, and has to struggle to keep her own sense of personal vengeance from rearing it's ugly head. | | Guest Stars: Beau Starr as Harding Welsh, Christopher Thomas (1) as Marshal #1, Dick Anthony Williams (3) as ATF Agent MacFadden, Philip Williams as Lloyd P. Nash, Brian King (2) as Marshal #2, Branko Racki as ATF Agent #2, Lee Purcell as Louise St. Laurent, Stewart Arnott as FBI Agent Borland, Matt Birman as ATF Agent #1, Scott Gibson as Ovitz, Dean McDermott as Constable Turnbull, Ken Pogue as Gerard | Director: Paul Haggis
Writer: Paul Haggis | | | |
| 27 :02x05 - The Promise (Jan/11/1996) | | Fraser takes chase when a pickpocket named Andy steals a brooch belonging to his new boss, Constable Thatcher, and ends up having to protect both Andy and her brother Sid from the man who murdered the woman who originally owned the address book Sid stole. | | Guest Stars: Julian Richings as Miles Emery, Todd Schroeder as Cobb (as Todd William Schroeder), Brent Titcomb as Transient, Heidi Hatashita as Press Reporter, Barbara Law as Sunny Barclay, Shawn Mathieson as Sid, Warren Sulatycky as Child Welfare Agent, Tricia Williams as Restaurant Manager, Amy Stewart (2) as Andy, Rena Polley as Campaign Manager, Paul O'Sullivan as Parking Attendant, Alan Murley as Attorney, Judith Goodwin as Mid-Aged Woman, Adrianna Galic as Ms. Downing (as Adriana Galic), Lee Purcell as Louise St. Laurent, Nicole Crozier as Sung Lee, Sherry Miller (1) as Commander Sherry O'Neill, Diane Douglass (1) as Celia, Jim Feather as Hansom Cabbie, Paul Thomas Gordon as Well-Dressed Mark, Edward Jaunz as Uniform Cop | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Michael Teversham | | | |
| 28 :02x06 - The Mask (Jan/19/1996) | | Fraser is put in charge of the recovery of two priceless aboriginal masks after they are stolen from a local museum. An old friend of Fraser's is concerned that a young member of his tribe may have stolen the masks and Fraser soon finds his apartment taken over by a number of the young man's very concerned relatives from up north. | | Guest Stars: Tracy Bomberry as Patty, Rufus Crawford as Museum Guard, Bruce Deller as Super, Christopher Earle as Car Rental Clerk (as Chris Earle), Curtis Jonnie as Albert, Helen Richmond as Ms. Krezlapolov, Ellen Sylvester as Victoria, Nancy Bomberry as Sara, Denise Virieux as Michelle Duchamps, Garfield Andrews as Child Welfare Agent, Nathaniel Arcand as David Kitikmeot, Rodney A. Grant as Eric, Lindsay Merrithew as John Robinson, Sam Moses as Mr. Mustafi, Lee Purcell as Louise St. Laurent, Deborah Tennant as Daphne Kelly | Director: David Warry-Smith (3)
Writer: Jeff King (1) | | | |
| 29 :02x07 - Juliet is Bleeding (Feb/01/1996) | | Fraser is forced to put himself between the police and the mafia when Louey Gardino dies in a car bomb meant for Ray and all the evidence leads to Ray's old nemesis Frank Zuko, who also happens to be the brother of the woman Ray is in love with. | | Guest Stars: Tony Perri as Waiter, Joe Pingue as Jimmy Roastbeef, Lee Purcell as Louise St. Laurent, Beau Starr as Harding Welsh, Harvey Sokoloff as Zwick, Martin Roach as Cop, A. Frank Ruffo as Cafe Owner, Alex Fallis as McLean, Robert Seale as Tobacco Store Manager, Carrie-Anne Moss as Irene Zuko, Shanna Moakler as Wife #2, Sherry Miller (1) as Commander Sherry O'Neill, Falconer Abraham as Bomb Squad Leader, Aaron Ashmore as Teenager, Steve Behal as Forensic Chief, Jim Bracchitta as Frank Zuko, Tony Craig (2) as Jack Huey, Louis Di Bianco as Charlie, Hannes Jaenicke as Michael Sorrento, Daniel Kash (1) as Louis Gardino, Vincent Marino as Fiorentino | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Kathy Slevin, Jeff King (1) | | | |
| 30 :02x08 - One Good Man (Feb/08/1996) | | Fraser enlists the help of reporter MacKenzie King when his building's new landlord ups the rent and evicts all the tenants, prompting Fraser to go all the way to city hall. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Rushton as Thug, Nora Sheehan as Female Politician, Gary Fruchtman as Middle-Aged Politician, Katayoun A. Marciano as Angela Vecchio, Ann Medina as Alderman D. Farrell, Darlene Mignacco as Mrs. Garcia, Freddy Proia as Bus Patron, Jerry Schaefer as Council Clerk, Andrew Scorer as Lobby Transient #1, John Jarvis (2) as Suburban Man, Robbie Rox as Al Grosso, Karl Pruner as John Taylor, Sam Moses as Mr. Mustafi, Maria Bello as Mackenzie King, Johnie Chase (1) as Mr. Klein, Robert Clothier as Mr. Potter, Domenic Cuzzocrea as Dennis Argyle, Glen Avigdor as Riviera Owner, John Davies (2) as Older Politician, Ed Fielding as City Council Transient, Brigitte Gall as Elevator Mom, Quancetia Hamilton as Basement Clerk, Marvin Karon as Warren Knoop | Director: Malcolm Cross (1)
Writer: Michael Teversham | | | |
| 31 :02x09 - The Edge (Feb/15/1996) | | Fraser and Ray team up with a Mexican secret service agent to protect international dignitaries at an upcoming NAFTA convention. | | Guest Stars: Pedro Salvin as Mexican Official, Beau Starr as Harding Welsh, Richard Yearwood as Special Agent Bush, Genny Iannucci as Female Guest, Ramiro Puerta as Tedesco, Nicholas Rice as Sinclair, Donald Tripe as Guest #1, Maria Rangel as Anita Cortez (as Maria Therese Rangel), Benjamin Plener as 12-Year-Old Agent #2, Alan Murley as Bennett, Shaun Austin-Olsen as Lieutenant, Matthew Bennett (1) as Special Agent Casey, Jason Blicker as Special Agent Helms, Ashley Brown (2) as 12-Year-Old Agent #1, Bruce Clayton as Lunatic, Scot Denton as Pierce, Ken Foree as Macon Lacroix | Director: Richard J. Lewis (4)
Writer: Seth Freeman | | | |
| 32 :02x10 - Starman (Feb/22/1996) | | Ray and Fraser again team up with Ian MacDonald, only this time they're hunting for Ian's missing would-be fiancée, Audrey. | | Guest Stars: R. D. Reid as Bob, Martin Roach as Cop #2, David Talbot (1) as Scientist, Alisa Wiegers as Specialist, Joyce Campion as Jane, Bill Copeland as Norman, Norma Edwards as Betty, Mike Shara as Soldier #2, Bill Parrott as Suit #1, Douglas O'Keeffe as Team Leader (as Douglas O'Keefe), Amanda Tapping as Audrey, Rino Romano as Ian MacDonald, James Binkley as Soldier #3, Michael Blake (1) as Soldier #1, Jessica Booker as Enid, John Bourgeois as Colonel Shank, George Buza as Pete, Melissa DiMarco as Stella, Sandy Webster as Murray | Director: David Warry-Smith (3)
Writer: Frank Siracusa | | | | | | |
| 34 :02x12 - Some Like It Red (Mar/28/1996) | | While helping Ray find Celine, a missing girl that his old girlfriend Anne (now a nun) is searching for, Fraser dons a dress and goes undercover as a teacher at a Catholic girls' school. | | Guest Stars: Heather McComb as Celine, Frank Moore (1) as Johnstone, Tony Nappo as Al, Kevin Rushton as Burly Bar Patron, Tomas Chovanec as Todd Skolnik, Daniel Enright as Punch Bowl Boy, Dan MacDonald (1) as Craig Murphy, Camille James Adams as Nurse, Karyn Dwyer as Tiffany, Michele Scarabelli as Sister Anne, Marisol Nichols as Melissa, Rummy Bishop as Uncle Lorenzo, Patricia Carroll Brown (1) as Mature Nun, Nicole Crozier as Wanda, Sheldon Davis as William Holmes | Director: Gilbert M. Shilton
Writer: Elizabeth Comici, Luciano Comici | | | | | | |
| 36 :02x14 - All the Queen's Horses (Apr/11/1996) | | Fraser and Thatcher accompany Buck Frobisher and the R.C.M.P.'s Musical Ride on their North American tour. Fraser and Thatcher are captured by terrorists, leaving Frobisher to save them with the help of Fraser's ghostly father. | | Guest Stars: Beau Starr as Harding Welsh, Jacques Mercier as Train Engineer, Neil Foster as Computer Guy, Michael Dwyer as Singing Mountie #3, David Harvey (2) as Farmer, Michael MacLennan (2) as Singing Mountie #7, Kenneth Welsh as Randal K. Bolt, Scott Wickware as Terrorist/Albee, Tye Tyukodi as Soundman/Brecht, Kenneth Wickes as Train Conductor, Shawn Wright as Singing Mountie #9, Bruce Davies (1) as Singing Mountie #8, Rustey Davenport as Singing Mountie #11, Stephen Sparks as Singing Mountie #10, Falconer Abraham as Team Leader, Randy Butcher as Moliere, Alex Carter (1) as Agent Ford, Brad Garrick as Singing Mountie #6, John Grady as Singing Mountie #5, Kirsten Kieferle as Cameraman/Racine, Dean McDermott as Constable Turnbull, Patrick McManus (1) as Singing Mountie #12, Mark Melymick as FBI Agent Deeter, Leslie Nielsen as Sgt. Buck Frobisher, Paul Soles as Creeve | | Writer: Michael Teversham | | | |
| 37 :02x15 - Body Language (Apr/25/1996) | | Fraser and Ray visit the local strip clubs while on their hunt for a woman who gave Fraser a tip about a crime. Turns out Ida's boyfriend Barry talks in his sleep, and Fraser and Ray get news about an upcoming hit. | | Guest Stars: Nick Sandow as Barry Pappas, Elle Downs as Lily, Alexe Duncan as Homeless Woman, Lisa Engelman as Ida Banks, Alana Fletcher as Buxom Dancer, Marianne McCord as Cowgirl Dancer, Kevin Rushton as Goon #1, Robert Racki as Goon #2, Ellen Ray Hennessy as Waitress, Milton Berle as Shelley Litvak, Laura Catalano as Vi, James Gallanders as Mark Ordover, Colin McClean (1) as Cop #1, Les Porter as Nelson | Director: Jon Cassar
Writer: Jim Kramer (1) | | | |
| 38 :02x16 - The Duel (May/02/1996) | | Ray and Fraser try to outsmart recently paroled arsonist Charles Carver, who has always claimed that he was framed. | | Guest Stars: Catherine McNally as Parole Officer, Gary McMillan as Sheriff Vince Corey, Lisa Houle as Madeline Carnes, Beau Starr as Harding Welsh, Christina Rouner as Laurie Zaylor, Dave Nichols (1) as Martin Van Dyke, Doug Lennox as Lt. Will Kelly, Colm Feore as Charles Carver, Tony Craig (2) as Jack Huey, Anthony Sherwood as Frank Greco | Director: Gilbert M. Shilton
Writer: Seth Freeman | | | |
| 39 :02x17 - Red, White or Blue (May/23/1996) | | Randal Bolt hopes to be released as his brothers take Fraser, Ray and the courtroom hostage during his trial. | | Guest Stars: Sandi Stahlbrand as Pert Reporter, Nerene Virgin as Reporter #3, Kenneth Welsh as Randal K. Bolt, James Allodi as Asst. State's Attorney, Glen Cross as Records Clerk, Vanessa Harwood as Juror #1, Bernard Kay (2) as Juror #4, Tim Rykert as Agent Mctavish, Shawn Wright as Mountie Cooper, Norm Spencer as Agent Shorren, Maria Ricossa as Vivian Richards, Gary Reineke as Judge Brock, Lloyd Adams (1) as Agent Phelps, Bruce Beaton as Vern, Raye Birk (1) as Francis Bolt, Alex Carter (1) as Agent Ford, James Collins as Prison Guard, James Downing as Gabe, Ellen Dubin as Miss Sheldrake, Terry Hart as Bailiff (as Terry Hart), Mark Melymick as FBI Agent Deeter | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Paul Gross | | | | | | |
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