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Joan of Arcadia

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  Episode Information  
Title: Touch Move
Episode Number: 3
Season: 1
Season Episode #.: 3
Production Number: 102
Original Airdate: Friday October 10th, 2003
10/10 (1 Vote cast)
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Episode Crew
Director: Joshua Brand (1)
Writer: Barbara Hall
  Episode Summary  
Joan is told by God to learn to play chess while the very sceptical Will is forced to work with a psychic in order to find a kidnapped toddler. His more mystical wife is hoping at the same time that a miracle will happen to Kevin.
 
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  Guest Stars  
Guest Stars
Barbara Evans (1)playedJeanneRecurring (second appearance)
Becky WahlstromplayedGrace PolkRecurring (second appearance)
Ben SieglerplayedDr. Rodney HughesRecurring (first appearance)
Chris MarquetteplayedAdam RoveRecurring (second appearance)
David Burke (1)playedFather Ken MalloryRecurring (second appearance)
Elaine Hendrix (1)playedMs. LischakRecurring (second appearance)
Erik PalladinoplayedLt. Michael DaghlianRecurring (third appearance)
John Marshall Jones (1)playedChess Player (God)Recurring (first appearance)
Kimberly Kevon WilliamsplayedElyseRecurring (second appearance)
Kris LemcheplayedCute Boy (God)Recurring (second appearance)
Morocco OmariplayedPrincipal ChadwickRecurring (second appearance)
Stephi LineburgplayedSophieRecurring (second appearance)
Alex ColeplayedDax Hibbing 
Allan TrautmanplayedMr. Poplin 
Corin Amber NortonplayedLynnie Carmichael 
Daniel MurilloplayedNed 
Ginna CarterplayedAnna Reinneman 
Jason ColeplayedHarry Reinneman 
Kevin Scott Allen (1)playedMax 
Lee GarlingtonplayedCharlotte Bloome 
Wendy PhillipsplayedBrenda Jameson 
Wendy WorthingtonplayedMailwoman (God) 
  Featured Songs  
ArtistSong TitlePlayed When
Dashboard ConfessionalHands Down 
The DonnasWho Invited You? 
Evan OlsonNot What I Wanted 
LesliesBrave Ones 
The Like(So I'll Sit Here) Waiting 
Nick NolanS.O.S 
PoussinBoyfriend 
Richard AshcroftGod in the Numbers 
Slick ShoesNow's The Time 
  Episode Quotes  
Kevin: And if you need me to roll over anyone, let me know.
 
Kevin: Joan! Can I borrow your hairdryer so I can look extra handsome for my job interview at weiner world?
 
Jeanne: You don't want to know.
Michael: She's a psychic.
Will: Not in my office, she's not.
 
Grace: (about Luke) Do you smell that? It's like essence of pimp
 
Charlotte: (talking to Helen) Your daughter has a very special connection to the universe.
Joan: No, I don't.
Luke: No, it's true. She is from another planet.
 
Mailwoman (God): (looking at a dollar bill) "In Me You Trust." Not entirely true.
 
Joan: People will see us.
Cute Boy (God): Yep, the optic nerve was pretty inspired.
 
Joan: This is a metaphor. I looked up "metaphor" – this is definitely an example.
 
Luke: You called me a nerd.
Joan: It was a metaphor.
 
Kevin: Don't scare the cripple! My fight or flight reflex is very confused.
 
Cute Boy (God): You didn't read the book, did you?
Joan: Oh, like you don't know, "Cain, where's your brother?". Very passive-aggressive.
 
Kevin: And if you need me to roll over anyone, let me know.
 
Kevin: (talking about his dream) I was on fire.
Will: I'll get you some water.
Kevin: Dad, I'm not really on fire.
Will: I'll get you some anyway.
 
(In AP Chemistry, Joan and Grace are discussing Joan's taste in men, she says she likes athletes, like wrestlers. Adam constantly looks at her dumbfounded)
Adam: Wrestlers?
Joan: Mind your own business!
 
Joan: I meant that they'll see you.
Cute Boy (God): Yeah, I've noticed that this look turns a lot of heads.
Joan: It's called being hot.
 
Grace: (to Joan) Hey, Streaky!
 
Joan: (to Grace) My dad's Italian. To him, a sandwich is like an opera.
 
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