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* DarkReprise: At the conclusion of "Family Secrets", as a young girl confesses that she killed her grandfather because he'd been sexually abusing her, she says almost exactly the same things her mother did when she told Virgil that he'd done the same to her-- sleeping fully clothed, telling her mother/grandmother only to be ignored, etc.
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[[quoteright:350:"''In the Heat of the Night... I've got troubles, wall to wall..."[[note]]Front row, left to right: Althea Tibbs (Anne-Marie Johnson), Virgil Tibbs (Howard Rollins), Bil Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor), Joanne St. John (Lois Nettleson). Back row, left to right: David Hart (Parker Williams), Hugh O’Connor (Lonnie Jamison), Geoffrey Thorne (Wilson Sweet) Bubba Skinner (Alan Autry).[[/note]]
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[[quoteright:350:"''In the Heat of the Night... I've got troubles, wall to wall..."[[note]]Front row, left to right: Althea Tibbs (Anne-Marie Johnson), Virgil Tibbs (Howard Rollins), Bil Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor), Joanne St. John (Lois Nettleson). Back row, left to right: David Hart (Parker Williams), Hugh O’Connor (Lonnie Jamison), Geoffrey Thorne (Wilson Sweet) Bubba Skinner (Alan Autry).[[/note]]
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* AFatherToHisMen: Gillespie cares deeply for the men and women who work for him, and feels very guilty when one of his people are hurt or killed in the line of duty. In the episode "The Hammer & The Glove", visiting FBI Agent [=McGraw=] turns out to be a similar type, despite ultimately being revealed to be a DirtyCop--he is genuinely very upset and angry at the death of two of his men and clearly lamenting that he wasn't their to protect them, having gone out to buy them sandwiches (itself a fatherly gesture).
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* AFatherToHisMen: Gillespie cares deeply for the men and women who work for him, and feels very guilty when one of his people are hurt or killed in the line of duty. In the episode "The Hammer & The Glove", visiting FBI Agent [=McGraw=] turns out to be a similar type, despite ultimately being revealed to be a DirtyCop--he is genuinely very upset and angry at the death of two of his men and clearly lamenting that he wasn't their there to protect them, having gone out to buy them sandwiches (itself a fatherly gesture).
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* AFatherToHisMen: Gillespie cares deeply for the men and women who work for him, and feels very guilty when one of his people are hurt or killed in the line of duty.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Gillespie cares deeply for the men and women who work for him, and feels very guilty when one of his people are hurt or killed in the line of duty. In the episode "The Hammer & The Glove", visiting FBI Agent [=McGraw=] turns out to be a similar type, despite ultimately being revealed to be a DirtyCop--he is genuinely very upset and angry at the death of two of his men and clearly lamenting that he wasn't their to protect them, having gone out to buy them sandwiches (itself a fatherly gesture).
