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1x11 The Juror #6 Job
First Aired: Feb. 10, 2009 on TNT
Summary: While at jury duty, Parker learns someone is trying to sway the trial's verdict, which revolves around a dead man and a problematic nutritional supplement. |
Main Characters in this Episode
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Episode Quotes
Nathan Ford: Apparently, uh, there is an evil conspiracy lurking behind the curtain of every routine etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
Parker: Hey, it's Peggy from the trial. She wants to have coffee next week. Mm, Alice made a friend.
Eliot Spencer: I'm gonna tell you one more time, *you* made a friend. Not Alice.
Parker: Oh, cool. Well, think she'll wanna steal a painting with me?
Sophie Devereaux: Start small, Parker. Try coffee.
Eliot Spencer: I'm gonna tell you one more time, *you* made a friend. Not Alice.
Parker: Oh, cool. Well, think she'll wanna steal a painting with me?
Sophie Devereaux: Start small, Parker. Try coffee.
Nathan Ford: [Referring to Avi, a.k.a. Donnie, who just helped scam a mark by playing an Indian guru-like businessman] Good! He's good!
Eliot Spencer: [to Nate] What'd I tell ya?
Eliot Spencer: Thank you for coming in on such short notice, Donnie!
Avi: [Now speaking with a strong Scottish accent] Ahh! Dinna fash yersel, laddie! What are friends fer?
Eliot Spencer: Exactly! Beer's on me soon.
Avi: Oh, you remember that!
Nathan Ford: [about Donnie] He's *very* good!
Eliot Spencer: What'd I tell you?
Eliot Spencer: [to Nate] What'd I tell ya?
Eliot Spencer: Thank you for coming in on such short notice, Donnie!
Avi: [Now speaking with a strong Scottish accent] Ahh! Dinna fash yersel, laddie! What are friends fer?
Eliot Spencer: Exactly! Beer's on me soon.
Avi: Oh, you remember that!
Nathan Ford: [about Donnie] He's *very* good!
Eliot Spencer: What'd I tell you?
Mistakes/Goofs
- Goof (incorrectly regarded as a mistake): The mark Ms. Earnshaw (Lauren Holly), is purported to be a skilled chess player. However, in one scene she is seen moving a pawn diagonally, from one black square to another, without taking a piece, something pawns, by the rules, cannot do. However, Ms. Earnshaw demonstrates throughout the entire job that she never plays by the rules. Since she cheats in everything else, it's reasonable to assume that she cheats at chess.
- Goof (continuity error): In the scene where Eliot runs into the car driven by the two security guards, the passenger side door magically reopens. The two guys in the front seat both get out, you can see the passenger close his door and you hear the sound effect of two doors closing. Eliot and the two men start fighting. When the camera pans out, you see the passenger car door wide open.
- Goof (continuity error): Earnshaw is in the warehouse viewing the courtroom on video. She says to her assistant, "who is that?" He asks, "do you mean the guy talking to Vargas' lawyer?" The goof is that Hardison, Vargas' lawyer isn't in the room yet. He and Nate walk into the courtroom later. It's noticeable because she really should want to know who's whispering with the plaintiff's lawyer.
Trivia
- The character Armin Shimerman plays, Dr. Patemkin, is named after the USS Potemkin (Star Trek: The Next Generation). Jonathan Frakes' character in Star Trek: TNG once served aboard the USS Potemkin.
- Jonathan Frakes, Armin Shimerman, and Brent Spiner had all worked together on four episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, starting with "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) {The Last Outpost (#1.4)}.
- The judge is played by Kitty Swink, who is married to Armin Shimerman, and also has a Star Trek connection. He is one of seven actors who were credited in all 173 episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The character is named Quark.
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