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Broadcast Date | 11 November 1995 |
Season | 3 |
Broadcast Order | 9th |
Episode Number | 58 |
Production Number | 309 |
Writer | Diane Cary |
Director | Clay Borris |
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“ | Do you suppose they celebrate death days on the other side? | ” |
— the Nightcrawler, Let No Man Tear Asunder
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Summary[]
When a corpse is found with the heart removed, the skill suggests that it may have been removed for a black-market organ transplant.
Guest Cast[]
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- Jesse Collins......Hans Victor
- Colette Stevenson......Veronica
- Donna Goodhand......Dr. Valerie Freeman
- Jaya Karsemeyer......Sage Freeman
- Jonathan Potts......Dr. Walters
- Deborah DeMille......prostitute
- Henry Chan......Tattoo Artist
- Kelly Fiddick......Mel Purdy
- Scott Gibson......Malora's boyfriend
Detailed Story Recap[]
Vampire Lore[]
The following vampire lore was introduced or referred to in this episode:
- There are vampires involved in the illicit trade in human organs.
- Horses are spooked when vampires are nearby. (See the discussion of this under the section on "Continuity".)
Fan Fiction[]
The following fan fiction was inspired by this episode:
- FK413: Broken Hearts by Greer Watson.
Quotes[]
Notes[]
Behind the Scenes[]
- The German title for this episode is "Das kalte Herz" ("The Cold Heart").
- When Nick looks at the organ transplant waiting list, several of the patient names listed are those of crew members on the show, including Jacques Bradette (production designer), Michael Crain (assistant director), Bert Dunk (director of photography), Katharine Gray (story dept. co-ordinator), Dusan Kovacevic (driver), Catherine Taylor (script supervisor) and David Vaughn (assistant director).
Continuity[]
In "Hunters", Nick, LaCroix, and Janette ride cross-country to escape vampire hunters, and have no trouble controlling their horses.
Canadian Content[]
- Dr. Valerie Freeman's clinic is located at "Mount Pleasant and Grover". Although the latter (presumably intended to be a minor cross-street) is fictional, Mount Pleasant Road is a major north-south street in central Toronto.