1x10 Blowback - Journeyman Episode Guide

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Journeyman

- Episode 01x10

Episode: 01x10
Title: Blowback
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: N/A
First Aired: Nov. 26, 2007

Season 1 » Episode #10 - Blowback

Summary: The dangerous kidnapper Aeden Bennett is back and Dan learns a difficult lesson about what happens when he goes off-mission when he travels back to 1983 -- and discovers a young criminal in the making. Meanwhile, Livia continues to uncover secrets about her purpose in life, and Katie gets into a deadly predicament when the kidnapper seeks revenge.

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01x10 Blowback (42:32) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Agent Richard Garrity	played by Paul Schulze
Aeden Bennett	played by Raphael Sbarge
Ed Macklin	played by Don Franklin
Sheriff Bennett	played by Eric Lange
Young Aeden Bennett	played by Colin Ford
Nurse Pittman	played by Kim Evey
Doctor	played by Patricia Bethune
Dr. Graham	played by Regi Davis
Dr. Ellis	played by John F. Beach

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Episode Quotes

Season 1 / Episode 10: - Blowback

Livia Beale: I die, you mourn, she comforts... you and Katie, you don't come together unless Livia and Dan come together first. She filled a vacuum I created.
Dan Vassar: So... you could say your mission was to get us together.
Livia Beale: I'm starting to wonder.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAKE: The phone number listed on the 'Important Numbers' note in Dan's house (415-555-0177) does not match the phone number that appears on Katie's phone when Dan calls her later (415-555-6562)

TRIVIA

Dan mentions he "came down near the Circle Star". The Circle Star Theater was a performing arts venue in San Carlos, California (near the county seat of San Mateo County, Redwood City and south of San Francisco). Its name derives from the fact that it was a "theater in the round", featuring a rotating circular stage and there wasn't one bad seat in the house. The Circle Star was demolished in the mid-1990s to make way for some dot-com businesses, all of which are now defunct.