Blown Away 

Karen has trouble writing her report on the apprehension of a fugitive for several reasons: A) a sore chest from a gunshot to her Kevlar vest; B) subsequent memory loss surrounding the ... See full summary »

Director:

Michael Dinner

Writers:

Bob Brush (teleplay), Elmore Leonard (story)

Stars:

Carla Gugino, Bill Duke, Robert Forster

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Carla Gugino	...	Karen Sisco
Bill Duke	...	Amos Andrews
Robert Forster	...	Marshall Sisco
Patrick Dempsey	...	Carl Wilkens
Benito Martinez	...	Ed Fuentes
Sam Ball	...	Danny Quintero (as Samuel Ball)
Tina Lifford	...	Anya Devlin
Gary Cole	...	Konner
Ron Karabatsos	...	Hector Marcante
Damon Standifer	...	Fatass
Michael Strasser	...	Bartender
Robert Deacon	...	Mordecai Jones
Harvey Fisher	...	Wheelchair Man
Frank Pesce	...	Sonny
Jeffrey De Serrano	...	Edwards (as Jeff De Serrano)

Storyline

Karen has trouble writing her report on the apprehension of a fugitive for several reasons: A) a sore chest from a gunshot to her Kevlar vest; B) subsequent memory loss surrounding the events of that night; C) an overeager partner; D) a dead fugitive. Even an attempt to enjoy her medical leave goes sour when the FBI inform her that the friendly charter fisherman she's dating might also be a bank robber. But with help from her father, a P.I. working a possible insurance scam, and a mysterious new marshal in town, Karen may yet recover her memory and get her man.

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Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 October 2003 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jersey Television,Universal Network Television

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The episode "Blown Away" is adapted from the Karen Sisco short story "Karen Makes Out".

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Quotes

Anya Devlin: Your partner's report says that you were primary through the door, that the shooter was...
Karen Sisco: Are you asking or telling me?
Anya Devlin: Why don't you remember?
Amos Andrews: Oh, let me? Girl takes a .45 slug to the chest, enough to knock out a rhino. Wakes up with every bone in her body bruised, and a Tijuana-sized headache, something like that? I'm sure you've had nights like that. Do you remember the details?
Anya Devlin: [gives Amos a sour look, turns to Karen] Make an appointment, okay? Goodbye, Amos.
[Devlin leaves Amos' office]
Amos Andrews: ...
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