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* BlatantLies: Felton insists to Howard he's going to give their case his full attention - and then, when Howard's back is turned, Felton changes TheBigBoard so that the "John Doe" under his name is black (solved) while the "John Doe" case under Bayliss' name is now red (unsolved).
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* BlatantLies: BlatantLies:
** Felton insists to Howard he's going to give their case his full attention - and then, when Howard's back is turned, Felton changes TheBigBoard so that the "John Doe" under his name is black (solved) while the "John Doe" case under Bayliss' name is now red (unsolved).
** Felton insists to Howard he's going to give their case his full attention - and then, when Howard's back is turned, Felton changes TheBigBoard so that the "John Doe" under his name is black (solved) while the "John Doe" case under Bayliss' name is now red (unsolved).
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** When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard is unhappy and he reminds her of the time [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E7TheLastOfTheWaterman she dumped an investigation on him and went on leave, because the case upset her]]. Howard later [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
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** When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard is unhappy and he reminds her of the time [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E7TheLastOfTheWaterman [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E7TheLastOfTheWaterman she dumped an investigation on him and went on leave, because the case upset her]]. Howard later [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
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* CallBack: When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
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* CallBack: CallBack:
** When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard is unhappy and he reminds her of the time [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E7TheLastOfTheWaterman she dumped an investigation on him and went on leave, because the case upset her]]. Howard later [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
** When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard is unhappy and he reminds her of the time [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E7TheLastOfTheWaterman she dumped an investigation on him and went on leave, because the case upset her]]. Howard later [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
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** Commissioner Harris tells Pembleton [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS1E7AndTheRocketsDeadGlare he's disappointed Pembleton had turned down the job offered him, though he understands]].
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* ResignInProtest: Pembleton is so upset about being betrayed by Commissioner Harris that when Barnfather proposes placing Pembleton on administrative leave, Pembleton instead turns in his badge and his gun.
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* ResignInProtest: Pembleton is so upset about being betrayed by Commissioner Harris that when Barnfather proposes placing Pembleton on administrative leave, Pembleton instead turns in his badge and his gun.gun.
* ShoutOut: When trying to understand the mentality of the Deacons, Lewis reads Creator/HunterSThompson's book ''Hells Angels''.
* ShoutOut: When trying to understand the mentality of the Deacons, Lewis reads Creator/HunterSThompson's book ''Hells Angels''.
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Directed By: Myles Connell.
Story By: Creator/TomFontana, Jorge Zamacona.
Teleplay By: David Mills
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Teleplay By: David Mills
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* BasedOnATrueStory: The story of Congressman Wade making up a kidnapping story to cover up the fact he was having an affair with his aid was from Creator/DavidSimon's book (though again, it was the {{Expy}} of Stan Bolander who handled the case in real life), as was the BlackComedy story of a dead body brought to the hospital before homicide detectives had a chance to investigate it, and then was brought right back to the original crime scene.
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* BasedOnATrueStory: The story of Congressman Wade making up a kidnapping story to cover up the fact he was having an affair with his aid was from Creator/DavidSimon's book (though again, it was the {{Expy}} of Stan Bolander who handled the case in real life), as was the BlackComedy story of a dead body brought to the hospital before homicide detectives had a chance to investigate it, and then was brought right back to the original crime scene.scene.
* BlatantLies: Felton insists to Howard he's going to give their case his full attention - and then, when Howard's back is turned, Felton changes TheBigBoard so that the "John Doe" under his name is black (solved) while the "John Doe" case under Bayliss' name is now red (unsolved).
** Despite the fact Commissioner Harris told Pembleton to do whatever it took to make Congressman Wade's case to go away - once they found out he faked a kidnapping story to cover up a lover's quarrel - once the press get ahold of the story, and Barnfather asks Harris if he ordered Pembleton to cover things up, Harris lies and says he made no such order.
* CallBack: When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
* ClosetGay: Congressman Wade turns out to be this.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Monk, the dead biker, may have been involved in illegal activities, but he dearly loved his daughter, so much so he agreed to be killed so the gang wouldn't go after her. When Monk's widow is leaving with her daughter and the FBI, she gives Lewis a picture of Monk's daughter, and asks Lewis to put the picture on Monk's grave. Lewis honors this request.
* ResignInProtest: Pembleton is so upset about being betrayed by Commissioner Harris that when Barnfather proposes placing Pembleton on administrative leave, Pembleton instead turns in his badge and his gun.
* BlatantLies: Felton insists to Howard he's going to give their case his full attention - and then, when Howard's back is turned, Felton changes TheBigBoard so that the "John Doe" under his name is black (solved) while the "John Doe" case under Bayliss' name is now red (unsolved).
** Despite the fact Commissioner Harris told Pembleton to do whatever it took to make Congressman Wade's case to go away - once they found out he faked a kidnapping story to cover up a lover's quarrel - once the press get ahold of the story, and Barnfather asks Harris if he ordered Pembleton to cover things up, Harris lies and says he made no such order.
* CallBack: When Felton, who has finally found his kids, goes off to be with them, Howard [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E8AllThroughTheHouse reminds Felton of the gifts he bought his kids]], which he grabs.
* ClosetGay: Congressman Wade turns out to be this.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Monk, the dead biker, may have been involved in illegal activities, but he dearly loved his daughter, so much so he agreed to be killed so the gang wouldn't go after her. When Monk's widow is leaving with her daughter and the FBI, she gives Lewis a picture of Monk's daughter, and asks Lewis to put the picture on Monk's grave. Lewis honors this request.
* ResignInProtest: Pembleton is so upset about being betrayed by Commissioner Harris that when Barnfather proposes placing Pembleton on administrative leave, Pembleton instead turns in his badge and his gun.
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!Cradle to Grave
Directed By: Myles Connell.
Story By: Creator/TomFontana, Jorge Zamacona.
Teleplay By: David Mills
Lewis and Munch investigate the death of a motorcyclist who was part of a gang called "The Deacons". Pembleton is asked by Commissioner Harris (Creator/AlFreemanJr) to investigate Congressman Jerry Wade (Dick Stilwell), who claimed he had been kidnapped but turns out to have been lying - however, the investigation blows up right in Pembleton's face. Felton and Howard have to investigate a homicide where there's no body.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* AllBikersAreHellsAngels: The "Deacons" are the standard portrait of the outlaw motorcycle gang, and that includes fighting, as Lewis learns the hard way.
* BasedOnATrueStory: The story of Congressman Wade making up a kidnapping story to cover up the fact he was having an affair with his aid was from Creator/DavidSimon's book (though again, it was the {{Expy}} of Stan Bolander who handled the case in real life), as was the BlackComedy story of a dead body brought to the hospital before homicide detectives had a chance to investigate it, and then was brought right back to the original crime scene.
Directed By: Myles Connell.
Story By: Creator/TomFontana, Jorge Zamacona.
Teleplay By: David Mills
Lewis and Munch investigate the death of a motorcyclist who was part of a gang called "The Deacons". Pembleton is asked by Commissioner Harris (Creator/AlFreemanJr) to investigate Congressman Jerry Wade (Dick Stilwell), who claimed he had been kidnapped but turns out to have been lying - however, the investigation blows up right in Pembleton's face. Felton and Howard have to investigate a homicide where there's no body.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* AllBikersAreHellsAngels: The "Deacons" are the standard portrait of the outlaw motorcycle gang, and that includes fighting, as Lewis learns the hard way.
* BasedOnATrueStory: The story of Congressman Wade making up a kidnapping story to cover up the fact he was having an affair with his aid was from Creator/DavidSimon's book (though again, it was the {{Expy}} of Stan Bolander who handled the case in real life), as was the BlackComedy story of a dead body brought to the hospital before homicide detectives had a chance to investigate it, and then was brought right back to the original crime scene.
