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Normal Episodes: 10
TV Specials: 0
TV Movies: 0

	1x01 That's All Right, Mama Detective Dwight Hendricks (Jason Lee) investigates the abuse of elderly woman who happens to be a legendary Memphis disc jockey known as the “First Lady of the Airwaves.” But his ...	Jun. 22, 2010
	1x02 Baby, Let's Play House Dwight and Whitehead (Sam Hennings) search for a missing truck driver after his young son tells his classmates he was kidnapped. Oscar® nominee Juliette Lewis (Cape Fear, The Other ...	Jun. 29, 2010
	1x03 Love Me Tender A missing teenage beauty pageant queen has the entire squad on the trail, but every corner they turn seems to reveal another level to her complicated situation. Dwight tries to help ...	Jul. 06, 2010
	1x04 Polk Salad Annie The attempted murder of a BBQ king brings suspicion upon someone in his inner circle, requiring Sutton to go undercover as a ladies man to get the true story. And Lt. Rice has to show ...	Jul. 13, 2010
	1x05 One Night of Sin Following the death of the matriarch of a popular country & western family, the group’s manager falls - or jumps - from a balcony. But something doesn’t smell right, especially ...	Jul. 20, 2010
	1x06 Run On After very popular local boxer is beaten up, suspicion falls on several people who stood to lose a lot from his impending retirement. Sutton goes on a quest to correct a missed opportunity ...	Jul. 27, 2010
	1x07 Suspicious Minds When a private plane is found abandoned in a riverside park, the squad hits the trail in search of a pair of the owners, a couple of elderly lottery winners who may have been kidnapped. ...	Aug. 03, 2010
	1x08 I Shall Not Be Moved Dwight tries to resolve a hostage crisis by becoming a second hostage. He then proceeds to dig through his captor’s past to learn the truth about a decades-old cold case with connections ...	Aug. 10, 2010
	1x09 Don't Be So Cruel An aid to a city councilman disappears on the day of his wedding to the councilman’s daughter. But a missing reporter, a cryptic phone message and a pair of cufflinks prove there’s ...	Aug. 17, 2010
	1x10 I Want to Be Free A man with amnesia turns up with a bullet wound in the middle of a seedy section of Memphis, leading Dwight to believe he may be connected to a three-year-old unsolved case involving ...	Aug. 24, 2010

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Season 1 Characters

Dwight Hendricks	played by Jason Lee
Charlie 'Whitehead' White	played by Sam Hennings
Davey Sutton	played by DJ Qualls
Paula Ann Hendricks	played by Celia Weston
Sgt. JC Lightfoot	played by Abraham Benrubi
Reginald Greenback	played by Leonard Earl Howze
Lt. Tanya Rice	played by Alfre Woodard
Detective	played by Timothy A. Vasquez
Tony Bellew	played by Daniel Hugh Kelly
Alex	played by Sunny Mabrey
Bass - Dwight Hendricks Band	played by Mark A. Brooks
Officer S. Gilbert	played by James Lesley Taylor
Lawyer	played by Benjamin C. Clement
Jody	played by Abraham Benrubi
Gloria the M.E.	played by Donna Duplantier
Concert Goer	played by Edward J. Clare
Police Officer	played by Cedric Burton
Ron Funk	played by Erik King
Annaliese Jones	played by Melanie Lynskey
Cleo Groves	played by Juliette Lewis
Miranda	played by Veronica Cartwright
Jimmy Masterson	played by Christian Clemenson
Patrick Collins	played by Christopher Stanley

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	Season 1 / Episode 2: - Baby, Let's Play House Charlie 'Whitehead' White: Greener pastures could be money laundering. Davey Sutton: Or lawn maintenance, maybe. Dwight Hendricks: No. Billy was growing weed.
	Season 1 / Episode 1: - That's All Right, Mama Punk kid: [provoking Detective Sutton and White] Hey five-o. Don't rush your snacks or nothin'. It's only crime calling.

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Season 1 Trivia

Episode 06 - Goof (revealing mistake): Detective Greenback describes the suspect maroon Toyota Camry to Whitehead as "one of those we ticket" for dark-tinted windows. When Dwight and Whitehead approach the suspect, his Camry has nominally-tinted windows.
Episode 07 - Goof (factual errors): In the opening, Dwight and Whitehead tool up to a FEDERAL courthouse in the GTO. The case about an assault on a toy store employee would be heard in the Shelby County Courthouse. Also, that was not a Tennessee flag behind Dwight.
Episode 01 - Goof (continuity error): In the final scene at the bar, Dwight is singing and the audience is rocking. A female extra sitting with another girl at a table at the foot of the stage to the right instantly reappears standing in front of Alfrie Woodard, and then back at the table again.
Episode 01 - Goof (factual errors): There are no all-night liquor stores in the State of Tennessee. In fact, no packaged liquor store may sell groceries and no grocery store may sell hard liquor or wine. Only beer and malt liquor can be sold at convenience stores.
Episode 07 - Goof (factual errors): In the scene at a takeout chicken-wing joint, Detective Greenback upbraids the owner for allowing his "chickenhawk" to service him at that location. A "chickenhawk" refers to an older man who seeks out young men for sex, not the young men who prostitute themselves.

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