Hunting Season

Episode aired Mar 4, 1999
TV-PG

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Adventure Comedy Crime Drama

A young constable from the Northwest Territories travels to Chicago on the trail of two murder suspects, asking for Benton Fraser's help. The mounties come to discover they have a lot more i... Read allA young constable from the Northwest Territories travels to Chicago on the trail of two murder suspects, asking for Benton Fraser's help. The mounties come to discover they have a lot more in common than they initially thought.A young constable from the Northwest Territories travels to Chicago on the trail of two murder suspects, asking for Benton Fraser's help. The mounties come to discover they have a lot more in common than they initially thought.

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Trivia
The song playing on the radio in Fraser's father's office at 32:15 is Stan Rogers' "watching the apples grow", off his 1977 album "Fogarty's Cove".

Goofs
Maggie is shown walking down a "Chicago" street in front of a sign announcing that "Bakka is moving." Bakka (now Bakka-Phoenix) is a well known bookstore located in Toronto that moved locations in 1998 when the episode was filmed there.

Quotes
Det. Stanley Raymond Kowalski: Fraser, stop. Turn around.
[Fraser turns around and Ray kisses Maggie on a cheek]
Constable Maggie MacKenzie: Turn around again.
[after Fraser turns back to face them]
Constable Benton Fraser: You done?
[after Ray and Maggie kiss]
Constable Maggie MacKenzie: So, if I need help taring the roof of my trailer, will you come?
[walking along with Fraser after Ray departs]
Constable Benton Fraser: Yes.
Constable Maggie MacKenzie: What if my generator breaks down in the middle of the night and I'm cold and lonely, can I call ya?
Constable Benton Fraser: Yes.
Constable Maggie MacKenzie: What if I need advice on some unsolvable case or some elusive criminal?
Constable Benton Fraser: Call me. You know, if you need some advice, um, about a relationship or things of a female nature...
Constable Maggie MacKenzie: Really?
Constable Benton Fraser: Don't call me.