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Episode Information |
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| Title: | My Soul to Keep |
| Episode #: | 01x20 |
| Original Airdate: | Monday April 24th, 1989 |
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Episode Summary |
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With their mating limited to a nine-year interval, the aliens put a good deal of risk into ensuring that their offspring survive. Meanwhile, Suzanne's ex-husband tries to get close to her again for the sake of a scoop, but his interference has been set in motion by someone who has a history with the Blackwood Project and the aliens.
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Episode Notes |
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Number 23: Cash meets his informant in room number 23 of the sauna.
| The aliens are oviparous animals, meaning that they lay eggs and not carry the embryo within the mother. The novelisation of "The Resurrection" mentions a third sex that carries the young, but there is no evidence in this episode to support this.
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Episode Quotes |
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Cash: But why me? Why not Woodward and Bernstein?
Quinn: Oh, don't get me started on those two ungrateful bastards.
| Ironhorse: Mail call.
Suzanne: I'll take one. Present company excluded, of course.
Ironhorse: Excuse me?
Suzanne: Oh, Paul, why is it my jokes always send you into denial?
| Advocate #2: These humans are treacherous.
Advocate #3: We'll be doing a great service for the entire universe to kill each and every one of these revolting human beings.
Advocate #1: Death to all humans!
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Episode Goofs |
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When talking to Harrison about the alien transmissions sounding like baby talk, Norton is slumped forward when the camera is facing him, but is upright when it's facing his back.
| Randy Atmadja's first name is strangely misspelled as 'Handy'.
| Robert Bidaman has his last name in the credits misspelled as 'Bibaman'.
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Cultural References |
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The dialogue between Quinn and Cash allude to the idea that Quinn is Deep Throat. Deep Throat was a secret informant that tipped Washington Post reporters Woodward and Bernstein to a break-in at Watergate that ultimately led to the resignation of president Richard Nixon. For several years the identity of the informant remained a mystery and the subject of much speculation. However on May 31, 2005, Associate Director of the FBI Mark Felt revealed that he was the legendary Deep Throat.
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