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"Due South" All the Queen's Horses (1996)


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Overview

User Rating:
8.7/10   37 votes
Director:
George Bloomfield
Writers:
Paul Haggis (creator)
Paul Gross (story) ...
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TV Series:
"Due South" (1994)
Original Air Date:
11 April 1996 (Season 2, Episode 14)
Plot:
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Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Paul Gross ... Constable Benton Fraser
David Marciano ... Ray Vecchio
Beau Starr ... Lt. Harding Welsh

Tony Craig ... Jack Huey

Catherine Bruhier ... Elaine Besbriss
Camilla Scott ... Insp. Meg Thatcher

Leslie Nielsen ... Sgt. Buck Frobisher

Kenneth Welsh ... Randal K. Bolt

Dean McDermott ... Constable Turnbull

Alex Carter ... Agent Ford
Paul Soles ... Creeve
Gordon Pinsent ... Fraser Sr.
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Falconer Abraham ... Team Leader

Randy Butcher ... Moliere
Rustey Davenport ... Singing Mountie #11
Bruce Davies ... Singing Mountie #8
Michael Dwyer ... Singing Mountie #3
Neil Foster ... Computer Guy
Brad Garrick ... Singing Mountie #6

John Grady ... Singing Mountie #5
David Harvey ... Farmer
Kirsten Kieferle ... Cameraman / Racine
Michael MacLennan ... Singing Mountie #7
Patrick McManus ... Singing Mountie #12
Mark Melymick ... Agent Deeter
Jacques Mercier ... Train Engineer
Stephen Sparks ... Singing Mountie #10
Tye Tyukodi ... Soundman / Brecht (as Anton Tykodi)
Kenneth Wickes ... Train Conductor
Scott Wickware ... Terrorist / Albee
Shawn Wright ... Singing Mountie #9
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Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Factual errors: Fraser Sr. and Frobisher, while trying to figure out how to stop the runaway train, note a handle marked 'ENGINE BRAKE.' The handle is actually the train brake and is in the full application position. Below it is the engine brake, which is also fully applied. more
Quotes:
Sgt. Buck Frobisher: [on a train taken over by terrorists] I've found the brake.
Fraser Sr.: What makes you think it's the brake?
Sgt. Buck Frobisher: It's written right on it, "brake".
Fraser Sr.: Huh, could be a ruse.
Sgt. Buck Frobisher: To what end?
Fraser Sr.: Something criminal.
Sgt. Buck Frobisher: Are you insinuating that an entire design crew has deliberately mislabeled the key elements of a train?
Fraser Sr.: It's possible.
Sgt. Buck Frobisher: I'm talking to a lunatic.
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Soundtrack:
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In the true spirit of the show, 4 August 2008
10/10
Author: ben-adams from United Kingdom

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

This episode captures all of what made Due South the program it was. It takes a very serious situation (a group capture a train aiming to instigate an nuclear disaster) and make it a comedy.

It is also a step forward in the characterisations with Ray getting be the action hero, the underlying attraction between Benton and Thatcher bubbling up and the wonderful interplay between Fraiser's dead father and the ageing Frobisher.

The dialogue is quick, snappy and makes no attempt to cover up one of the most obvious "quirks" in the episode, however this last point just adds to the charm.

Finally this episode is simply fun to watch. The humour is broad and quite clever at times, there is a genuine sense of threat from a psychopathic villain and all the actors are on top form.

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