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Black Sash :: The Prodigal Son (01x04)
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| Title: | The Prodigal Son |
| Episode #: | 01x04 |
| Production Number: | 175905 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday April 20th, 2003 |
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Master Li's son, Jing Li, returns and tradition dictates that he take over the martial arts school. Trip discovers Jing acting suspicious so Allie and Nick try to uncover more information. Meanwhile, Trip can't seem to get Tory alone on a date.
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Hot Action Cop | Goin' Down On It | | | •Outspoken | The Way I Am | |
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Nick Reed: I saw that.
Allie: Saw what?
Nick Reed: You looking at me.
Allie: I was not looking at you.
Nick Reed: Yeah, you were.
Allie: You're delusional.
Nick Reed: It's cool, I don't mind.
Allie: I was looking at the doorway which I was gonna use to get to my next class.
Nick Reed: Which is in the opposite direction.
| Tom: You know, you might want to ease the students into your way of doing things.
Jing Li: It's not my way... it's our way. At least it used to be.
| Bryan: I seen this scenario before, it's pretty bleak.
Trip: What're you talking about?
Bryan: She's seeing you as a friend, man. You're only three hours away from 'shoe shopping'.
Trip: 'Shoe shopping'?
Bryan: As soon as she takes you shoe shopping, you become an accessory, like... her best gay pal or her favourite handbag or something.
| Nick Reed: This is stupid. You get off on torture, man, that's your business.
Jing Li: You think you know anything about martial arts?
Nick Reed: Yeah. Do you?
Jing Li: Show me.
| Allie: What were you gonna say, Trip?
Trip: Well, he was acting all suspicious - talking on the phone in Chinese.
Nick Reed: Hm, maybe because... he is Chinese.
| Tom: Well, at first, I thought it was just something to do until I got settled in but then the kids started coming in and I could see it was making a difference. I know now that this is exactly what I wanna do with my life.
Beth Rodgers: Look, all your life, you've beat the odds, you've fought back. You have to again. Don't desert these kids.
Tom: You're right.
| Tom: Look, I dunno how to say this, seifu.
Master Li: Best way to say anything is to open your mouth and let the words come out.
| Tom: Now, I'm not asking, I'm telling you... leave my school.
Jing Li: You think you can defeat me, Tom? Hmm? Throw yourself at my feet. Beg for forgiveness. Or I'll kill you.
Tom: You're not worthy of anyone's respect.
| Master Li: (to Tom) Sometimes I think tradition sucks.
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The episode title refers to the story of the same name in the Bible about a man with two sons. One of the sons takes his share of his inheritance and spends it all before returning home to his father who welcomes him back before he has a chance to repent.
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