A Time to Hate (16 Nov. 2003)

The team investigates a 1964 case when a young college student was killed outside a gay bar.

Director:

Deran Sarafian

Writers:

Meredith Stiehm (creator), Jan Oxenberg

Stars:

Kathryn Morris, Danny Pino, John Finn

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Kathryn Morris	...	Lilly Rush
Danny Pino	...	Scotty Valens
John Finn	...	John Stillman
Jeremy Ratchford	...	Nick Vera
Thom Barry	...	Will Jeffries
Chelcie Ross	...	Henry Phillips (2003)
Bill Henderson	...	George 'Tinkerbell' Polk (2003)
Kathleen Lloyd	...	Deborah (2003)
Lisa Long	...	Helen Holtz (1964)
Patrick Macmanus	...	Daniel Holtz
Michael Potter	...	Timmy O'Brien (2003)
Brandon Routh	...	Henry Phillips (1964)
Barbara Tarbuck	...	Helen Holtz (2003)
Paul Vincent O'Connor	...	Paul Nelson (2003)
Carlo Manchini	...	Anthony DeSica (2003) (as Carlo Michael Mancini)

Storyline

The team investigates a 1964 case when a young college student was killed outside a gay bar.

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Plot Keywords:

gay bar | gay | bar | college student | harassment | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 November 2003 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television, CBS Productions, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

55 min 55 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

Music for this 1964 case included "Turn, Turn, Turn by the Byrds. That single was not released until mid 1965.

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Quotes

Lilly Rush: You want to look for Tinkerbell?
Nick Vera: In Never Never Land?
Lilly Rush: Or gay bars.
Nick Vera: You sure that's the best job for me?
Lilly Rush: Definitely

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Connections

References The Wizard of Oz (1939)

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Soundtracks

"Town Without Pity"
Performed by Gene Pitney

User Reviews

A sad episode in this series

I didn't have the chance to listen to this episode in the original version, as the Spanish TVE started the dual broadcasting very recently with Cold Case (I daresay that no episode of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd season can be watched in Spain with dual audio). Even though, I find this episode very sad and very beautiful, and a good protest against homophobes, it nearly made me cry like the film Philadelpia. I highly recommend it for those who look for gay historic references. It's really sad how gay men were treated in the sixties by the avant garde nation the USA pretended to be.

The protagonist in this chapter was a very nice guy, it really hurts to see how he is beaten by the homophobes. I don't know if the series contains any other chapter with references to homosexuality, but it should contain another one with a new positive point of view.