Oversight

Episode aired Mar 4, 2008
TV-PGTV-PG
42min

8.5/10

S2.E4

Dale's smuggling route is threatened, Hawkins creates an elaborate ruse to get Beck away from his office, and an apparent accounting error found by Mimi has devastating consequences.Dale's smuggling route is threatened, Hawkins creates an elaborate ruse to get Beck away from his office, and an apparent accounting error found by Mimi has devastating consequences.Dale's smuggling route is threatened, Hawkins creates an elaborate ruse to get Beck away from his office, and an apparent accounting error found by Mimi has devastating consequences.Dale's smuggling route is threatened, Hawkins creates an elaborate ruse to get Beck away from his office, and an apparent accounting error found by Mimi has devastating consequences.Dale's smuggling route is threatened, Hawkins creates an elaborate ruse to get Beck away from his office, and an apparent accounting error found by Mimi has devastating consequences.

Director
- Steve Gomer
Writers
- Jonathan E. Steinberg(creator)
- Josh Schaer(creator)
- Stephen Chbosky(creator)
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Director
- Steve Gomer
Writers
- Jonathan E. Steinberg(creator)
- Josh Schaer(creator)
- Stephen Chbosky(creator)
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Jake painstakingly works out a way to prevent the vaccine from being destroyed and to inoculate his people. John Goetz's men engage in a shooting on Stanley's farm where his sister is killed. Major Beck grudgingly decides to take notice of a deep throat and thereby enable the saving of both Jake and the truth about the nuclear war mongering conspiracy, for which a secret prewar J&R report indicates government guilt. —KGF Vissers

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Trivia
Morse Code during the opening title says: A costly death

Goofs
Jake Green narrates at the beginning of each episode saying that "nuclear attacks destroyed 23 American cities". However, throughout the series, a total of 24 cities are cited as destroyed by the bombs. Twenty two cities are marked on the map in the Black Jack episode: Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cedar City (Utah), Phoenix, Denver, Lawrence (Kansas), Dallas, Houston, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Hartford, Boston, Washington DC, Baltimore, Charlotte, Atlanta, and Miami. Two additional cities are mentioned in various other episodes: Indianapolis and Norfolk.

Quotes
Eric Green: [Speaking at a town meeting to Dale] We will find you another way to get into town. It's going to be okay.

Soundtracks
9 Crimes
Written and Performed by Damien Rice featuring Lisa Hannigan

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1/10

Bleh

And there we go again! A deaf little girl is able to put down FOUR "highly-trained government assassins" working for a "military contractor". Where did she learn to do that, in Girl Scouts? And the "military contractors" keep storming the front door and walk across the windows only to be so conveniently shot. Yet, when the VERY BAD GUY walks through the same door, he shoots her through the same wall that has five bullets holes in it. D.B.Sweeney at his usual worst

BS-du-jour: Skeet Ulrich's trembling chin and watered eyes. GOSH, that man is fake.

BS-du-jour 2: Lennie James's semi-scowl which he thinks indicates suppressed rage.

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