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Shark :: In the Grasp (01x05)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: In the Grasp
Episode #: 01x05
Production Number: 1AMK04
Original Airdate: Thursday October 19th, 2006
*Also Known As:
  • Rückendeckung ( Germany [Vox])
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Other Release Dates: (Edit)
Country: Aired On:
UK (five) Apr 19, 2007
BE (VTM) Jul 10, 2007
AU (Seven) Dec 11, 2007
DE (Vox) Feb 11, 2008
Episode Crew
Director: Steven DePaul
Writer: Devon Greggory
 
Episode Summary
 
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Stark and his team are given the case of an alleged rape of a student by three football players, one of whom is the star quarterback. The university wants as little press as possible and claims they can refuse to release information without a subpoena. Plus, the teammates are refusing to help in some sort of code of silence. Additionally, the victim seems to be hiding facts vital to the case.

Meanwhile, Julie has been suspended from school following allegations that she plagiarized her Longfellow term paper and Stark goes to the school to get his daughter back into class.
 
Summary Available In: English | German
 
 
Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Alex FernandezplayedNorman SaundersRecurring (first appearance)
Dave Allen Clark (1)playedReporter #2Recurring (first appearance)
Matt LanterplayedEddie LindenRecurring (second appearance)
Rick FittsplayedJudge WalkerRecurring (first appearance)
Aaron HillplayedJock #2 
Adam ClarkeplayedDetective Frye 
Alicia ZieglerplayedTandi Parker 
Andrew LukichplayedStu Gates 
Andy UmbergerplayedDr. Bennett Flynn 
Arielle KebbelplayedSydney Blair 
Bryce JohnsonplayedJosh Carpenter 
Damaine RadcliffplayedNelson Moore 
Erik AudeplayedSeth Taylor 
Frank PachecoplayedJock #1 
Jill ArringtonplayedReporter #1 
Lu ParkerplayedReporter #3 
Marguerite MacIntyreplayedVivian Anderson 
Paul SchulzeplayedTed Jeffries 
 
Episode Notes
 
The events in this episode were likely inspired by a very similar set of events surrounding allegations of rape against players on the Duke University Lacrosse team. The general structure of the plot and many details allude to this case.
 
 
Cultural References
 
Poe: He should burn in Hell.
Stark: Well, before you call Dante...

Dante Alighieri lived in the 13th and early 14th centuries. A Florentine poet, his best known work is an epic poem entitled The Divine Comedy that describes what amounts to a guided tour of Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. By far the most accessible part is the first part, Inferno, which descibes the trip through Hell.
 
 
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