Episode 5, Season 3
Title: Dead or Alive

Story by: Aron Eli Coleite
Directed by: Stephen Williams
Original Air Date: 21 March 2002


Description:

Macy receives a photo indicating that a wealthy heir accused of rape and murder five years prior is striking again in Mexico.  He travels there to prove that the man responsible for the most recent crime is the same man he investigated years before. Back home, Woody works the case with the original detective.  Both men must turn to Jordan to get information they need from a reluctant witness.  

Guest Stars:

Sarah Brown (Susan), David Noroña (Dr. Cabrera), Nick Corri (Det. Cruz), Jeff Fahey (), Anthony Starke (Brad Halford), Jerry Trainor (), Carlos Cervantes () 

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Cruise: You and I are on the same street, you know. Just different sides.
Jordan: That doesn’t make us pals Cruise. So far, not a big fan.
Cruise: That’s alright. You know I grow on people.
Jordan: So does fungus.

Jordan: Well, another day, another 14 dollars.

Woody: You know, I’ve always thought of you as kind of a father figure, I don’t think I’ve ever told you that.
Garret: No, just make sure it’s the last time you do.

Garret: What do ya got?
Nigel: Oh, carpal tunnel syndrome from generating photo analysis in under 15 minutes.

Brian (the AV guy) to Jordan: If you need anything, anything at all, I’m just down in the basement.

Rene: We’ve gotten tips Halford’s hiding out in Mexico. Now I need boots on the ground to see if she’s really one of his victims.
Garret: Emmy’s booking me a flight as we speak.
Rene: I said boots; I didn’t say your boots.

Woody: This should be a piece of cake. All we got to do is find this woman Sue, if that’s even her real name, off of a 5 year old phone call.
Cruise: You don’t like the legwork you shouldn’t have been a cop.
Woody: And miss this special time we’re spending together, no way.

Det. Cruise: Who the hell is this?
Woody: Oh don’t go there.
Nigel: Oh this oughta be good.
Jordan: Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh. Dr. Macy assigned me to liaison on this case.

Jordan: Who does he think he is? Who is this guy?
Woody: Unfortunately he is the one in charge and he has zero sense of humor, so I gotta put you on the bench. Thank you Jordan.

Bug: Dr Macy, weren’t you supposed to be back last night? I heard that Wolcott’s got her panties in a bunch.
Garret: Let me worry about her panties.

Rene (on the phone to Garret): Look, I put my ass on the line sending you down there, now you put yours in a plane and bet back here now. You are jeopardizing this entire case.
Garret: You’re breaking up Rene. (shuts phone)
Rene: Son of a bitch.

Woody: I want to apologize on behalf of Detective Cruise. He’s a tad cranky today.
Sue: I get it, he’s playing bad cop.
Woody: Actually, he’s not playing, he’s genuinely bad.

Woody: Which part of bench didn’t you grasp Jordan?
Jordan: Gosh coach! Guess I didn’t grasp any of it.

Jordan: Oh great. Couple big thugs sidle up to a woman who witnessed a rape and go straight for the jugular. Typical!
Woody: I didn’t sidle, he sidled. He’s D.I.C….
Jordan: Exactly, a big DIC… (Woody cuts her off)
Woody: Detective In Charge. He’s callin’ the shots. I’m just ridin’ shotgun.

Jordan (to Woody): I’m sorry detective, if I told you what I was gonna do, you might be put in a position where you’d have to lie to your superior.

Jordan (on the phone with Garret): Hey. Here I am about to beg ya to stop what you’re doing before you wreck your career. How’s that for irony?
Garret: Case review turn up anything?
Jordan: No., and kudos on how you changed the subject.

Cruise: You and me, we work the same streets, just different sides.
Jordan: Doesn’t make us pals Cruise. So far, not a big fan.
Cruise: It’s alright, you know, I grow on people.
Jordan: So does fungus.

Jordan (talking about Rene to Garret): So what’s your punishment? Writing “I will not disobey” 50 times on the blackboard?

Garret: I don’t make decisions from an emotional place.
Jordan: In other words, you’re the anti me.

Jordan (to Garret): Well, I guess it is like you one told me. It’s the dead bodies that are easy. The living ones get a little more complicated.

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