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Director:
James Hayman
Writer:
Barbara Hall (creator)
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TV Series:
"Joan of Arcadia" (2003)
Original Air Date:
22 April 2005 (Season 2, Episode 22)
Genre:
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order)

Joe Mantegna ... Will Girardi

Mary Steenburgen ... Helen Girardi

Amber Tamblyn ... Joan Girardi

Jason Ritter ... Kevin Girardi

Michael Welch ... Luke Girardi

Chris Marquette ... Adam Rove (as Christopher Marquette)

Becky Wahlstrom ... Grace Polk
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

David Burke ... Father Ken Mallory

Michael Calder ... Dog Lover

María Costa ... Police Officer

David Dorfman ... Rocky Tardio

Sonya Eddy ... Female Custodian God

Juliette Goglia ... Little Girl God

Sprague Grayden ... Judith Montgomery

Aaron Himelstein ... Friedman

Jeffrey Licon ... Goth Kid God

Gina Manegio ... Cheerleader
Steven A. Miller ... Juggling Clown

Wentworth Miller ... Ryan Hunter

Paul Sand ... Rabbi Polonski

Mark Totty ... Det. Carlisle

Mageina Tovah ... Glynis Figliola

Constance Zimmer ... Sister Lilly Watters
Jessica Jeensalute ... Punk Kid (uncredited)
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Episode Crew
Directed by
James Hayman 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Barbara Hall  creator

Produced by
Drew Matich .... producer
Stephen Nathan .... executive producer
Sandra Nebel .... associate producer
 
Original Music by
Jonathan Grossman 
 
Film Editing by
Nina Gilberti  (as Nina M. Gilberti)
 
Art Direction by
Gary Myers 
 
Makeup Department
Wendi Lynn Allison .... key makeup artist
Carl Bailey .... key hair stylist
 
Production Management
Cynthia Stegner .... post-production executive (uncredited)
 
Art Department
Jeanne Bueche .... assistant property master
Tim Castagnola .... labor foreman
Peter Flynn .... propmaker
Chris Kubin .... general foreman
Timothy Sheehan .... on-set dresser
David A. Weinman .... construction coordinator
Emily A. Wilson .... art department coordinator
Jason Wolf .... assistant property master
Jacob P. Rodriguez .... laborer (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Jon Wakeham .... supervising sound editor
Samuel C. Crutcher .... dialogue editor (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Chris Pechin .... storyboard artist
Chris Pechin .... visual consultant
 
Stunts
Gilley Grey .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Pete Escobar .... grip
Sam Griffin .... electrician
Paul V. Perkins .... dolly grip
Jon Zarkos .... assistant camera
Trace Schneider .... electrician (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Alyson MacInnis .... key costumer
 
Editorial Department
Rick Dalby .... final colorist
Janet Gratz .... assistant editor
Matthew R. Laudermilk .... post-production assistant
Brian Sherwin .... post-production coordinator
 
Music Department
Jeff Lingle .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Miguel Lozano .... driver: honeywagon
 
Other crew
Pam Des Vigne .... payroll accountant
Andy House .... production executive
Eddy Vallante .... production assistant
Catherine Petra Villalobos .... production assistant
Carey Goldstein .... stand-in (uncredited)
 

Series Crew
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Directed by
Gloria Muzio 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Marc Flanagan  teleplay
Barbara Hall  creator

Production Design by
Daniel A. Lomino  (as Dan Lomino)
 
Set Decoration by
Sharon Viljoen 
 
Makeup Department
R.J. McCasland .... tattoo/prosthetic makeup designer
Yesim 'Shimmy' Osman .... additional hair stylist
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Velvet Andrews-Smith .... second assistant director (2003-2005)
Nick Candy .... dga trainee day player
Merry Chen .... dga trainee
Mindee Clem .... dga trainee (2004)
Stephen D'Amato Jr. .... second second assistant director
Yor-El Francis .... day player DGA trainee
Marla Hudnall .... dga trainee
Joann Matsuo .... DGA trainee day player
Pamela Monroe .... dga trainee
Jenny Nolan .... dga trainee
Krista Reymann .... second second assistant director (seven episodes)
Chani Siegel .... dga trainee
Kea Watson .... dga trainee (2004)
 
Art Department
Katie Gonzalez .... props (as Katie Sanner)
Christopher Isenegger .... artist
Holiday Landa .... art coordinator
Michael Marcus .... lead graphic artist
 
Sound Department
Bob Costanza .... sound effects editor
David Diamond .... boom operator
David C. Eichhorn .... sound (as David Eichhorn)
David C. Eichhorn .... supervising sound editor
Tommy Goodwin .... foley mixer
Robert L. Harman .... sound re-recording mixer (pilot)
Maury Harris .... production sound mixer
Robert Nichols II .... sound recordist
Erin Oakley .... sound editor
Mortesa Rezvani .... second sound mixer
Susumu Tokunow .... production sound mixer
David Weisberg .... adr artist
Anna D. Wilborn .... assistant sound editor
 
Visual Effects by
Adam Avitabile .... digital compositor
Chad Buehler .... digital compositor: LOOK! Effects, Inc.
Henrik Fett .... visual effects supervisor (2004-)
Christopher Ivins .... digital compositor: LOOK! Effects, Inc.
Danny S. Kim .... creative director
Tefft Smith .... digital artist
 
Stunts
Wendi Bromley .... stunt double: Constance Zimmer
Brennan Dyson .... stunt double
Tom Elliott .... stunt coordinator
Nicola C. Hindshaw .... stunt double: Amber Tamblyn
Kevin L. Jackson .... stunt rigger
Lane Leavitt .... stunts
Heidi Pascoe .... stunt double: Amber Tamblyn & Sprague Grayden
Christie Sanders .... stunt double: Hilary Duff
Monty L. Simons .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
John S. Campbell .... grip
Paolo Cascio .... first assistant camera
James Chressanthis .... director of photography: additional photography
Gregory Cohen .... assistant camera
Stephan Dalyai .... chief lighting technician (as Stephen Dalyai)
Jerome Fauci .... Steadicam operator
Samuel Buddy Fries .... additional camera operator
Randy Greer .... aerial cinematographer (seasons 1 and 2)
Jeffrey Maroun .... electrician
Jamie Maxtone-Graham .... camera operator
Spencer McDonald .... camera operator
Frédéric North .... pilot: camera helicopter
Thomas J. Ruffner .... dolly grip
Matthew J. Siegel .... camera operator
Matthew J. Siegel .... unit director of photography
Jay W. Yowler .... chief lighting technician (as Jay Yowler)
 
Casting Department
Alexis Frank Koczara .... casting associate
Chuck McCollum .... casting associate
Karen P. Morris .... casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Gloria Fonseca .... set costumer
Mary Iannelli .... costumer (as Mary White)
Shelli Nishino .... costumer
Brenda M. Ware .... key costumer
 
Editorial Department
Joe Rockom .... assistant editor
 
Transportation Department
Shawn Coulter .... driver
George A. Miki .... driver
Kathryn Moll .... driver
 
Other crew
Selma Al-Faqih .... production assistant
Emily Bracken .... assistant to writer
Gaye Ann Bruno .... photo publicity
Bob Corff .... voice teacher
Jennifer Davidson .... publicist
T.J. Healy II .... location manager: Delaware
Dan Helias .... production assistant
Daniel Helias .... production assistant
Jean Hodges .... food stylist
Lara Marcelonis .... production assistant
Jeremy Martin .... production assistant
Lucas Moore .... studio teacher
George Phillip Gutierrez .... production assistant
Rosa-Lee Pierce .... location manager
Jeff 'Doc' Porter .... production medic
Kitty Rourke .... script supervisor
Matthew Steinberg .... production assistant
Maureen Tenenbaum .... script supervisor: second unit
John Trujillo .... layout board
 
Distributors
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Language:
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On this day, this series jumped the shark, 23 December 2010
Author: paladinmtk from United States

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

In this episode, this series jumped the shark, by having the devil appear, complete with the appropriate Rolling Stones song to play out the end of the episode, and the last show of the series. A disappointing ending to a great television show. I guess we have to realize that the show was written be people, not by God, and sometimes people just run out of ideas.

When the devil appears to fight a potentially apocalyptic battle with a 16 year old girl, and no one realizes its the devil, including characters who had previously displayed a good deal of perception and complexity, other than the fact that they don't realize that the 16 year old girl in their midst speaks directly with God-well, it just strains the suspension of disbelief.

That being said, I still miss this show. It was so good, it left me wanting more.

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