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Episode aired Mar 12, 1984
48min

7.4/10

S1.E9

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Sid Cole, record producer and manager of his daughter's up-and-coming rock band "Sweet Kicks", is blackmailed. An explosion rocks a music video shoot and it is down to Walter and Automan to ... Read allSid Cole, record producer and manager of his daughter's up-and-coming rock band "Sweet Kicks", is blackmailed. An explosion rocks a music video shoot and it is down to Walter and Automan to find out who is behind this.Sid Cole, record producer and manager of his daughter's up-and-coming rock band "Sweet Kicks", is blackmailed. An explosion rocks a music video shoot and it is down to Walter and Automan to find out who is behind this.

7.4/10

Director
- Bruce Seth Green
Writers
- Glen A. Larson
- Doug Heyes Jr.(teleplay)
- Guerdon Trueblood(story)
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Laura Branigan and Chuck Wagner in Automan (1983)

Director
- Bruce Seth Green
Writers
- Glen A. Larson
- Doug Heyes Jr.(teleplay)
- Guerdon Trueblood(story)
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Trivia
The title "Sweet Kicks" was used for the title of an episode of Lucifer, (season 1, episode 5), which referred to the expensive brand name shoes featured on the episode.

Quotes
[Automan has joined Walter in a recording studio's control booth]
Automan: What a remarkable place this is. You know, from a room like this, a hologram could rule the world.
Walter Nebicher: Easy, Auto. Holograms aren't exactly what you'd call an organized political party.
Automan: Nor are the Democrats or Republicans from what I can tell.