Episode Info
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Episode number: 2x10 Production Number: 2J5710 Airdate: Friday January 14th, 2011 Special Airtime: 09:00 pm Alternate Airdates:
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AU (FX)
Main Cast
Recap
At a motel in Redding County, Alabama, Guerrero forges a passport for his childhood friend, Jerry Mopes. Jerry tries to share his troubles with Guerrero, but he doesn't want to hear it. He tells his friend to lay low and avoid drug running, and confirms that the package Jerry sent him is safe back in San Francisco. They embrace and Jerry prepares to leave, and Guerrero makes sure he pays up before he goes...Read the full recap
Episode Notes
Right up to air time, this episode was scheduled for 9/8, on Wednesday, January 12, 2011. However, it was bumped at the last minute for the Tucson Memorial Service and then Hell's Kitchen to fill out the time slot.
Music
| Artist | Song Title | Played When |
| Jake Owen | Yee Haw | Christopher enters the gun store |
| Townes Van Zandt | I'll Be Here in the Morning | Christopher and Winston at the diner |
Episode Quotes
Guerrero: Don't worry, got your back. Have since the third grade.
Jerry Mobbs: That's when Bobby Green jumped me at recess, and I gave you a quarter to put him in crutches.
Guerrero: Yeah, yeah. First special job.
Jerry Mobbs: Hey. Thanks, man. (they hug)
Guerrero: Hey, Jerry.
Jerry Mobbs: Yeah?
Guerrero: Five thousand dollars.
Jerry Mobbs: Why of course. Yeah.
Guerrero: Of course.
Jerry Mobbs: Price has gone up over the years.
Guerrero: You got the friends and family discount.
Jerry Mobbs: That's when Bobby Green jumped me at recess, and I gave you a quarter to put him in crutches.
Guerrero: Yeah, yeah. First special job.
Jerry Mobbs: Hey. Thanks, man. (they hug)
Guerrero: Hey, Jerry.
Jerry Mobbs: Yeah?
Guerrero: Five thousand dollars.
Jerry Mobbs: Why of course. Yeah.
Guerrero: Of course.
Jerry Mobbs: Price has gone up over the years.
Guerrero: You got the friends and family discount.
Christopher: (about Guerrero) You know, he's probably just out of town on some work-related matter.
Ilsa: But he works here.
Christopher: Side jobs.
Ilsa: What kind of side jobs?
Winston: Some times... you don't want to know.
Christopher: Probably safer for all of us that way.
Ilsa: But he works here.
Christopher: Side jobs.
Ilsa: What kind of side jobs?
Winston: Some times... you don't want to know.
Christopher: Probably safer for all of us that way.
Winston: You know, I've been working with Guerrero for six years, and I don't even know his first name. Do you?
Christopher: Yeah, he changes it every now and again.
Winston: Man is a mystery wrapped in a box tied off with an enigma.
Christopher: Yeah, he changes it every now and again.
Winston: Man is a mystery wrapped in a box tied off with an enigma.
Ames: So he wouldn't use the year he was born, or year he got married... is he even married?
Ilsa: Not according to his tax form. But how reliable that information is, I couldn't say.
Ames: So what do we know about Guerrero?
Ilsa: That he... wears glasses.
Ames: Huh.
Ilsa: Not according to his tax form. But how reliable that information is, I couldn't say.
Ames: So what do we know about Guerrero?
Ilsa: That he... wears glasses.
Ames: Huh.
Christopher: I thought you might get lonely.
Guerrero: Don't get lonely, dude. Prefer the company of a good book to most people.
Guerrero: Don't get lonely, dude. Prefer the company of a good book to most people.
Bubba: They want the notebook.
Guerrero: Yeah? I want you to piss off. We all don't get what we want, now do we?
Bubba: There's four of us now.
Christopher: Well, there's only two of us. I mean, it's... it's hardly fair.
Bubba: Tell your friend to cooperate.
Guerrero: He meant for you guys, bro.
Guerrero: Yeah? I want you to piss off. We all don't get what we want, now do we?
Bubba: There's four of us now.
Christopher: Well, there's only two of us. I mean, it's... it's hardly fair.
Bubba: Tell your friend to cooperate.
Guerrero: He meant for you guys, bro.
Winston: Well, two days, just like we said.
Guerrero: You said one.
Winston: He said one.
Christopher: Well, that was just for effect. Two was more realistic.
Guerrero: Uh-huh. I could have done it in one.
Winston: You know, a simple thank you would... who am I talking to, Mr. Manners?
Christopher: You're welcome!
Guerrero: You said one.
Winston: He said one.
Christopher: Well, that was just for effect. Two was more realistic.
Guerrero: Uh-huh. I could have done it in one.
Winston: You know, a simple thank you would... who am I talking to, Mr. Manners?
Christopher: You're welcome!
Winston: I don't know what you do with your free time, but following me to Sunday bowling league? Seriously, you need a hobby.
Guerrero: And you need to work on your follow-through. It's all in the wrist.
Guerrero: And you need to work on your follow-through. It's all in the wrist.
Cultural References
Title: Cool Hand Guerrero
Cool Hand Luke is a 1967 prison movie starring Paul Newman as Luke Jackson, who is incarcerated at a Southern prison where the warden and the guards try to break his spirit.
Cool Hand Luke is a 1967 prison movie starring Paul Newman as Luke Jackson, who is incarcerated at a Southern prison where the warden and the guards try to break his spirit.
Guerrero: Great. Welcome to Mayberry.
Mayberry is the peaceful small town in The Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry R.F.D.
Mayberry is the peaceful small town in The Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry R.F.D.
Guerrero can be seen reading Stephen King's It in his cell.
Other Episode Crew
| • Developer | Jonathan Steinberg |
| • Executive Producer | McG | Brad Kern | Jonathan Steinberg | Matthew Miller (1) | Peter Johnson |
| • Co-Executive Producer | Andrea Newman | David Simkins | Dan E. Fesman | Dan McDermott |
| • Supervising Producer | Steve Boyum |
| • Producer | Grace Gilroy |
| • Co-Producer | Jessie Ward Dugan | Robert Levine (3) |
| • Consulting Producer | Zev Borow |
| • Production Designer | David Willson |
| • Editor | Scott Gamzon |
| • Casting | Debi Manwiller | Peggy Kennedy (1) | Corinne Clark | Jennifer Page |
| • First Assistant Director | Nico Sachse |
| • Second Assistant Director | Michele E Dutka |
| • Music | Tim Jones (4) |
| • Music Editor | Mary Parker (2) |
| • Music Supervisor | Billy Gottlieb |
| • Costume Designer | Angelina Kekich |
| • Set Decorator | Johanne Hubert |
| • Location Manager | Geoff Teoli |
| • Property Master | Dean Goodine |
| • Post Production Supervisor | Leandra Jones |
| • Supervising Sound Editor | Peter Austin (2) |
| • Re-Recording Mixer | Eric Justen | Jeffrey Perkins |
| • Director of Photography | Robert McLachlan (1) |
| • Story Editor | Nora Zuckerman | Lilla Zuckerman |
| • Stunt Coordinator | Dean Choe |
| • Art Director | James Steuart |
| • Production Manager | Yvonne Melville |
| • Sound Mixer | Michael Williamson (3) |
| • Executive Story Editor | Matt Whitney |
| • Key Makeup Artist | Tanya Howard |
| • Key Hairstylist | Robert A. Pandini |
| • Special Effects Coordinator | Dan Keeler |
| • Created By | Carmine Infantino | Len Wein |
| • Theme By | Bear McCreary | Tim Jones (4) |
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