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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Dawg Days |
| Episode #: | 01x04 |
| Production Number: | 5012-01-102 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday April 02nd, 2002 |
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Episode Summary |
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Vic must broker a peace between Kern Little and T-Bonz, two rappers whose personal animosity towards each other is broiling over in to the streets. Danny is attacked after identifying a shooter. Julien helps a woman whose son's body has been stolen. Dutch and Claudette search for a missing migrant worker. David allies himself with "Kingmaker" Jorge Machado to further his political ambitions.
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Guest Stars |
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Episode Notes |
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Jay Karnes can speak Spanish, but purposely hacked up the miranda rights on purpose after getting the idea from Shawn Ryan.
| It was revealed on the Season 1 DVD that this episode was swapped with "The Spread" for fear that Shane's character may be cut.
| Actor, Sticky Fingaz who makes his first appearance in this episode in the recurring guest star role of Kern Little is member of the rap group, "Onyx." This is the only recurring "bad" character that has been in all three seasons.
| Shane does not appear in this episode.
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Featured Songs |
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Bernie Marsden | Ballad Of Joliet | | | •Jason Darling | One By One | | | •Project 86 | Rebuttle | | | •Push | The Flute Tune | | | •Seda Garibyan | Hyots Aghunak | | | •Trailer Park Cassanovas | Beer | |
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Episode Quotes |
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Dutch: (After failing to catch Eduardo) HEY! San Salvador's that way!!!
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Episode Goofs |
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Mackey and Lem' are at the club where the shooting happened at the begining. When Capt. Acevada shows up he's wearing his badge on the outside of his suit, when he's talking to Mackey it's gone for the entire conversation, then when he's leaving he's wearing it again.
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Cultural References |
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Even though music/gang wars aren't new to L.A, it's rumored that the concept for this episode was taken from some of the fights between Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls.
| Vic: Rumble In The Jungle.
Quick reference to the Ali vs. Foreman fight in 1974
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