4-D
- Episode aired Dec 9, 2001
- TV-14
- 45m
Agent Dogget has been shot and hospitalized. The only suspect is his partner. However, she was 14 miles away when the shooting occurred. The team sticks together to solve the case of being i... Read allAgent Dogget has been shot and hospitalized. The only suspect is his partner. However, she was 14 miles away when the shooting occurred. The team sticks together to solve the case of being in two places at one time.Agent Dogget has been shot and hospitalized. The only suspect is his partner. However, she was 14 miles away when the shooting occurred. The team sticks together to solve the case of being in two places at one time.
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- Trivia4-D is dedicated to the memory of Ricky Loyd Arreguin (real name was Ricardo David Loyd), who was murdered by a gang on his way home from John F. Kennedy High (Los Angeles). He had been walking in the 11100 block of Woodley Avenue with a group of students just after 3 p.m. A red car pulled up and an armed man jumped out, asking if anyone was in a gang. Despite no one saying they were, "the suspect fired." The gunman "reached over the fence and shot him in the head." Ricky Loyd had been walking from the high school down the block to meet his mother, Dorene Arreguin, who was waiting where she always picked him up. Ricky's stepfather, Jose Arreguin, works on props for the Fox television series "The X-Files." UPDATE: San Fernando jury convicted a 19-year-old Victor Manuel Celis of second-degree murder, gang and firearms allegations. He was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for the fatal shooting of a Kennedy High School student, Ricky Loyd Arreguin September 13, 2001. The second suspect, Hector Ramirez, was also found guilty by a jury in the murder of 16 year old Ricky Loyd Arreguin and sentenced to 35 years to life in prison. He had shot Ricky in the head and kicked him while he lay dying.
- GoofsA number of times throughout the episode Follmer gives orders to Skinner as if Follmer is his superior, which he is not. Follmer and Skinner are both Assistant Directors, they are of equal rank/position within the hierarchy of the FBI, so Follmer should not be giving orders to Skinner and Skinner should not be acting as if he is outranked by Follmer.
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Monica Reyes: Hey!
John Doggett: So, this is how the uptown crowd lives, huh?
Monica Reyes: This is it! Moving on up.
John Doggett: So is there anything really heavy that I can move for you, a dresser, a fridge.
Monica Reyes: No, but thank you, John, you just missed movers.
John Doggett: You don't say? I brought you a housewarming gift.
Monica Reyes: Hot dogs?
John Doggett: Polish sausage! It's the best in the city. There's a little stand a couple of blocks over on M Street. You'll be able to walk to it.
Monica Reyes: Wow.
John Doggett: Try one.
Monica Reyes: Mmm. Like I'm back in Gdansk. Let me get some plates.
John Doggett: Plates? For crying out loud... who eats Polish sausage with plates?
- Crazy creditsIn the main title for the ninth season, a piece of paper flashes across the screen listing "FBI Contacts: Witnesses and Contributors." The names on the list are screen names of the series' on-line fans. For episodes #9.01-#9.11, the names were randomly picked from various X-Files message boards. For episodes #9.12-#9.19, the names came from contest entries.
- ConnectionsFeatures Days of Our Lives (1965)
This episode entertained some really interesting and imaginative concepts. If Sliding Doors were given The X Files treatment, this is potentially what it could have looked like.
Quite a lot going on here, it's inventive, it's creative, plus there are a few emotionally charged scenes. It looks great, it's very well produced.
It's interested that the solution is found, when what's called for, is a leap of faith. Doggett by name, very much dogged by nature. We learn the way that Agent Reyes feels for her colleague, personally I hope there's not romance ahead.
Erwin Timothy Lukesh was one creepy guy, and perhaps what makes him even better, is that he just looks like your Man in the street.
A few plot holes, but on the whole it's very good, 8/10.
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