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Without a Trace: Season 1, Episode 4Between the Cracks (17 Oct. 2002)Aspiring model Eve Cleary goes missing but the team have trouble finding people who really knew her. During the course of the investigation, they discover that she has really gone missing twice, under two different identities. Director:Steve Gomer |
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Soup Kitchen Guy
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Eve's Boss
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| Kaitlin Doubleday | ... |
Eve Cleary /
Becky Radowsky
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Rina Sanderson
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Lily Knight | ... |
Alice Radowski
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Goran Davits
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Victor Fallon
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Brady Roberts
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Shem
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Aspiring model Eve Cleary goes missing but the team have trouble finding people who really knew her. During the course of the investigation, they discover that she has really gone missing twice, under two different identities.
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17 October 2002 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Danny: Says twelve witnesses, that is who.
Goren Davic: Well, they're lying, and they don't know anything about it.
Danny: You better start telling us what you do know or I'm going to put you on a plane back to Kosovo you little piece of Euro-trash.
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Goren Davic: Says who?Danny: Says twelve witnesses, that is who.
Goren Davic: Well, they're lying, and they don't know anything about it.
Danny: You better start telling us what you do know or I'm going to put you on a plane back to Kosovo you little piece of Euro-trash.
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I loved this episode because Danny was very sexy. All right, he's always sexy, but he was even cooler than usual in this one. I'm allowed to say that because he's really the only reason I bother to watch this show.
In this episode a wannabe model/actress disappears. Our FBI agents have to hang around with a whole lot of other agents - sleasy talent agents
- and wannabes, and bouncers and drivers. And obviously, the girl has a
history. Can I just say, Danny was incredibly attractive throughout the whole thing?The reason I liked this episode was because it ended well. I won't give anything away, I'll just say it had an ending which I was pleased to see, because as unfortunate and distasteful as it was, it really added a lot to the realism and credibility to the show, which was good. And maybe I'm imagining it, but this episode seemed very cleverly edited. I enjoyed it.