The Chicago Code -- "O’Leary’s Cow" -- 3/07/11
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The Chicago Code -- "O’Leary’s Cow" -- 3/07/11
By djariya at 2011-01-01
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Episode 5 of 13
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Re: The Chicago Code -- "O’Leary’s Cow" -- 3/07/11
Good episode, but why didn't Wysocki have that female Chinese offer (who I thought was Afro-American) in with them as he made the guy confess to Daniel about who killed his wife and kid?
I still think the UC will be dead in a few more episodes.
I still think the UC will be dead in a few more episodes.
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Pretty good self contained episode. I think the show is really hitting it's stride now. It's kind of weird that the weakest episode so far (The Pilot) was written by Shawn Ryan and episodes 2-5, which have been solid, were written by his writing staff.
at Liam. He is so fucked. Agreeing to commit arson is one thing, but now he's implicated in a murder. I honestly can't see him surviving this season.
That was so wrong of Teresa's sister to say she can no longer see her niece and nephew because she refused to cover up her brother-in-law's screw up.
Even though Alderman Gibbons was hardly in this episode, I did like the closing scene with his rant about Chairman Lau and his association with him. Pretty chilling. Gibbons is really turning out to be a great villain.
I hope Caleb doesn't give up on that cute nurse.
at Liam. He is so fucked. Agreeing to commit arson is one thing, but now he's implicated in a murder. I honestly can't see him surviving this season.
That was so wrong of Teresa's sister to say she can no longer see her niece and nephew because she refused to cover up her brother-in-law's screw up.
Even though Alderman Gibbons was hardly in this episode, I did like the closing scene with his rant about Chairman Lau and his association with him. Pretty chilling. Gibbons is really turning out to be a great villain.
I hope Caleb doesn't give up on that cute nurse.
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Not as good as last week's episode, but still pretty solid. I actually liked Colvin this episode (first time that's happened). Perhaps she's growing on me...
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Good episode. I kinda wish they cut to commercial after the dead body was pulled out of the fire. The emotional impact from that scene was quite powerful and I didn't like the jump to the next scene in the superintendent's office.
I wish we could see more scenes with the undercover.
I wish we could see more scenes with the undercover.
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I got a good chuckle at the moniker "Chairman Lau". I guess I'm easily amused.
Really good episode. Wysocki's speech to Liam at the end was pretty brutal. I agree that he won't see a good end.
I've changed my mind on the theme song, I really like it now.
Really good episode. Wysocki's speech to Liam at the end was pretty brutal. I agree that he won't see a good end.
I've changed my mind on the theme song, I really like it now.
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^ Same here on the theme song. At first listen, I didn't like it at all. Now, I'll actually watch the opening credits (instead of skipping past it on my DVR).
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I love the way the show is shot.
I love the characters. Lindo is just so awesome. And Chinese guy from Lost!
I love the plots.
It's sooo good to see a show not shot in LA or NY
I love the characters. Lindo is just so awesome. And Chinese guy from Lost!
I love the plots.
It's sooo good to see a show not shot in LA or NY
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Re: The Chicago Code -- "O’Leary’s Cow" -- 3/07/11
Shawn Ryan "arrested" by the FBI:
http://www.deadline.com/2011/03/vide...rested-by-fbi/
Visitors at the Beverly Glen Deli in Los Angeles today were surprised when an FBI agent walked in and handcuffed a patron eating lunch there. Turns out it was White Collar star Tim DeKay in an FBI uniform fake arresting The Shield and The Chicago Code creator Shawn Ryan assisted by the show's writers PA Chris Masi, also in FBI gear. It was part of an ongoing Twitter war between Ryan and White Collar creator Jeff Eastin. The two started trading insults via the micro-blogging service early this year, with the feud moving to another level on Super Bowl Sunday when Ryan broke into Eastin's office and took a picture of himself at Eastin's desk. During White Collar's panel at the PaleyFest last night, Eastin alluded to a big practical joke against Ryan coming in retaliation for the break-in. As for today's arrest, "most of the restaurant thought it was real," one witness said. "It was funny." According to onlookers, Ryan was having lunch with David Madden, who probably served as bait as he is president of Fox TV Studios, the company that produced The Shield and is also producing White Collar. The writers for the USA series greeted Ryan outside the restaurant, and they also brought along TMZ cameras to commemorate the event.
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Re: The Chicago Code -- "O’Leary’s Cow" -- 3/07/11
it'll be great if the next article is tim dekay getting arrested for real for impersonating a federal agent
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I saw that video. The whole back and forth thing with Ryan and Jeff Eastin on Twitter is so fucking stupid.
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Re: The Chicago Code -- "O’Leary’s Cow" -- 3/07/11
Anyone know who played Natalie, the medical professional that Caleb tries to ask out on a date? IMDB and the show's official page doesn't list her either.
It was weird seeing Rockmond Dunbar not wearing a suit and having a e-cigarette hanging out of his mouth like on Terriers.
The parking garage guy's name was Nick Andopolis. When I heard this, I wondered if it was a Freaks and Geeks reference. Sure enough, after watching the show, I found out that one of the producers of this show was a producer on Freaks and Geeks. I wonder how many people caught that?
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The Chicago Code on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more... ... Chicago Politician / ... (5 episodes, 2011). Amanda Marie Fausher ... Nurse (5 episodes, 2011) ...
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^ Nope, Jill Latiano played Natalie.
She was also on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as Caylee, the pharmacist Dennis used to demonstrate his awesome D.E.N.N.I.S system
She was also on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as Caylee, the pharmacist Dennis used to demonstrate his awesome D.E.N.N.I.S system
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Just watched this episode and thought it was the best yet. I wonder where the body was that Liam didn't notice it? Feel bad for the guy, since Wysocki sort of pressured him into it, although I'm surprised he hasn't engaged in some crimes by now. Oh well, at least arson/murder should help him get in better with the mob, and I like how Wysocki told him to use the fact that they made him a killer against the mob.
Liked Colvins as well this episode, and it was great to see her do the right thing even when it meant losing her family. Seriously though, she looked nothing at all like her "sister."
Gibbons at the end was great.
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On another note, thanks for posting those wedding photos Geofferson. I saw Rickety Cricket sitting next to someone that looked like Emily Deschanel, so I checked and apparently it is Deschanel and they're married. Had no idea. It's funny seeing most of the cast from It's Always Sunny at the wedding.
Liked Colvins as well this episode, and it was great to see her do the right thing even when it meant losing her family. Seriously though, she looked nothing at all like her "sister."
Gibbons at the end was great.
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On another note, thanks for posting those wedding photos Geofferson. I saw Rickety Cricket sitting next to someone that looked like Emily Deschanel, so I checked and apparently it is Deschanel and they're married. Had no idea. It's funny seeing most of the cast from It's Always Sunny at the wedding.
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