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Playing Dead

Episode aired Jun 23, 2019
TV-GTV-G
1h 27m

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Kristoffer Polaha and Jill Wagner in Playing Dead (2019)

Crime Drama Mystery

College professor, Amy (Jill Wagner) is working on a play, when the main actress' life is threatened, so she works with Detective Burke (Kristoffer Polaha) and try to figure out who is lying... Read allCollege professor, Amy (Jill Wagner) is working on a play, when the main actress' life is threatened, so she works with Detective Burke (Kristoffer Polaha) and try to figure out who is lying and keeping secrets.College professor, Amy (Jill Wagner) is working on a play, when the main actress' life is threatened, so she works with Detective Burke (Kristoffer Polaha) and try to figure out who is lying and keeping secrets.

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7.0/10

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POPULARITY

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832

- Blair Hayes
- John Christian Plummer
- Robin Bernheim(based on characters created by)
- Lee Goldberg(based on characters created by)
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Eric Keenleyside, Kristoffer Polaha, Jill Wagner, and Preston Vanderslice in Playing Dead (2019)

Jill Wagner and Preston Vanderslice in Playing Dead (2019)

Aaron Douglas, Robert Moloney, Rekha Sharma, Jill Wagner, Matthew Kevin Anderson, Preston Vanderslice, Luke Camilleri, and Louriza Tronco in Playing Dead (2019)

Jill Wagner, Preston Vanderslice, and Louriza Tronco in Playing Dead (2019)

Robert Moloney, Robin Thomas, and Kristoffer Polaha in Playing Dead (2019)

Kristoffer Polaha in Playing Dead (2019)

Matthew Kevin Anderson in Playing Dead (2019)

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Trivia
As is often the case with movies made in British Columbia, of the 15 first billed cast members, only Jill Wagner, Kristoffer Polaha, Robin Thomas, Louriza Tronco, and James Rha (5) have not appeared in Supernatural (2005).

Goofs
Detective Travis Burke asks Russ (CSI tech?) if he got any fingerprints off the bullet that was fired into a mirror. This would be impossible, as there could be no fingerprints left on a bullet after it is fired. The friction of the bullet going down the barrel and the groves cut into the bullet by the rifling would remove all fingerprints. While fingerprints might be found on the brass shell casing, there was no mention of the brass being found, which gives the impression the gun used was a revolver.