What They Saw (I) (24 Oct. 2007)

A man is found murdered in his bed, with multiple witnesses telling different stories of who shot him.

Director:

David Straiton

Writers:

Rand Ravich (creator), Jonathan Shapiro

Stars:

Damian Lewis, Sarah Shahi, Brooke Langton

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Damian Lewis	...	Charlie Crews
Sarah Shahi	...	Dani Reese
Brooke Langton	...	Constance Griffiths
Adam Arkin	...	Ted Earley
William Sanderson	...	Holt Easley
Roger Aaron Brown	...	Det. Carl Ames Ret.
Rodney Rowland	...	Neil Cudahy (as Rod Rowland)
John Livingston	...	Drew Borns
Jackie Debatin	...	Stephanie Borns
Anil Kumar	...	James White
Richard Augustine	...	Bud Smith
Beau Dremann	...	Cop #3
Nick Hoffa	...	Sheriff
Leena Huff	...	Tina
Sonia Rockwell	...	Gina

Storyline

Charlie and Dani investigate the murder of a man who was shot in his living room. They find a vagrant living in the woods just beyond the man's backyard but Charlie is quite sure the man had nothing to do with the murder. When the dead man's neighbor tells them something about her husband, they have a whole new line of inquiry to follow. Charlie's lawyer warns him that under the terms of his settlement, he is not to approach anyone previously involved in his case and that he is to stay away from Carl Ames. She manages to unseal Rachel Seybolt's court records only to find that most of the information has been removed. He does obtain information that convinces him that she was in the house the night her parents and brother were killed and that she saw the murderer.

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery

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Details

Release Date:

24 October 2007 (Australia)

Filming Locations:

Stage 33, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min 43 min

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime"
(uncredited)
Written by The Korgis
Performed by Beck

User Reviews

NBC is run by idiots!

I was really upset when NBC canceled this fine show. This is, in my opinion one of the top ten best shows canceled in two seasons or less. And this is just another example of how good this show was. Every episode was well written, well acted, and cast with many excellent co-stars. Added to all that is the regular cast which worked so well together right from the beginning the results were amazing. And that's unusual; in most series the characters start out a little rough and only get better as the series goes forward. Not Life; it as good right out of the box. This episode was another example of clever writing and great guests. William Sanderson as their first suspect was great. I'm guessing other actors hate to have him in a scene with them, he steals every scene he's in. And he was great in this as the homeless man found at the scene of the crime. I watched this on TV the first time around, and now I've bought the series from iTunes to see again and again. Don't miss this episode or any of the others.