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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Soul Beneficiary |
| Episode #: | 01x06 |
| Production Number: | 108 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday March 04th, 2007 |
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 CA (SPACE) |
Mar 04, 2007 |
 UK (Sky One) |
Mar 21, 2007 |
 NZ (Prime) |
Dec 13, 2007 |
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Episode Summary |
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When a man with premonitions about his own death seeks Dresden's help, he promptly drops dead in Harry's office. This prompts Harry and Bob to research his strange death, only to discover the man he thought was dead is still alive. Soon Harry finds himself the target of the dark magician responsible and the spells employed triggers a memory for Bob, who recognizes the darkness in the magic all too well.
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Guest Stars |
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Main Cast |
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Episode Notes |
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In this episode we finally learn what Bob did that was so bad that it got him imprisoned for eternity in his own skull.
| Kelton Franks' other identities were Mario Winks in Atlanta, GA and Pistache Subo in Tallahassee, FL.
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Episode Quotes |
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Murphy: Where are we on finding that mortician?
Kirmani: Nothing yet.
Murphy: Dresden check in yet?
Kirmani: No, it's been three hours. What makes you think he'll find her before we do?
Murphy: Twenty bucks.
Kirmani: You're on.
(Woman's voice from off screen): Let go of me!
Harry: (enters the precinct, leading a protesting woman) Hey Murphy.
Woman: Let go of me.
Harry: Meet Carol...
Carol: I want to file a complaint!
(Kirmani hands Murphy a twenty dollar bill.)
Harry: Our delinquent mortician.
| Harry: (narrating) When I cast a tracking spell I never know where it's going to take me, so I always prepare myself for the worst. Death. Depravity. Horror. The Suburbs.
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Episode Goofs |
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The actress who play Sharon is credited as Kerry Lafaitt. This is a misspelling; her name is really Kerry LaiFatt.
| There is some bad cinematography going on near the end of the episode just before the credits. The camera seems to bounce around. Not very professional by the cameraman.
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Cultural References |
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Bob: Do that voodoo that you do not very well.
The line is actually "the voodoo that you do so well" and it's a quote from the lyrics of the song written by Cole Porter, You Do Something to Me (1929) who is more well known for also writing Let's Do it, Let's Fall In Love (1928).
| Detective Sid Kirmani: He's probably on a weekend pass to Middle Earth.
Middle Earth is the setting for the epic fantasy novel and movie series The Lord of the Rings (2001- 2003).
| The spell that Harry uses to unlock the door should look very familiar to anyone who plays the game Dungeons & Dragons. Players of wizards have been using the spell Knock to unlock doors for over 25 years.
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Episode References |
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Harry mentions Paul might be a Skinwalker, a monster capable of wearing the skin of its prey the way others wear clothing. The main villain in the episode Bird's of a Feather was a Skinwalker.
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Analysis |
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Soul Beneficiary:
The Sole beneficiary of an insurance policy is the one person who benefits when a policy is collected on. Soul is the spiritual being believed to be the essence of who we are, our immortal being said to outlast the body. Soul Beneficiary is a play on words; the only person who benefits on another person's death.
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