Episode 13, Season 5
Title: Dreamland

Written by: Rob Fresco
Directed by:
Karen Gaviola
Original Air Date: January 29, 2006


Description: (full synopsis)

Macy is stunned to find the body at the scene of a crime from a gang related shooting is his daughter's boyfriend.  When a gun from the crime scene returns with Abby's print the entire morgue focuses on finding Abby.  Jordan gets discouraged when she learns that Macy is still drinking on the job.

Guest Stars:

Alex McKenna (Abby Macy), Lindsay Frost (Maggie), Christian Monzon (), Christine Rose (), Ivonne Cole (Mrs. Salazer)

Random Facts:

Goofs:

Music:

They Don't Know, Paul Wall & Mike Jones
Trill, Paul Wall BG & Bun B
I'm a Playa, Paul Wall & Three6 Mafia
The Third Coast, Big Chance, Big T,Big Tho, DJ Screw, Lil Hex & Paul Wall
De Los Amores, Susanna Bacca


Quotes:

Bug: That smell, it’s like… I don’t know what…
Nigel: Home-made yogurt, elixir of the digestive tract. My aunt Bea sent me the machine. Come on Bug you gotta try this.
Jordan: What’s that smell, its familiar?
Nigel: Fresh homemade yogurt.
Jordan: No, that’s not it.
Nigel: Well, made plenty, help yourself.
Garret: Did a baby throw up in here?
Jordan: Bingo!

Jordan: The bastards take anything else?
Garret: It wasn’t exactly a break in, the stereo was just missing, you know.

Jordan: All this gunfire and no-body calls the cops?
Woody: In this neighborhood?

Jordan: Abby disappeared and you didn’t tell her mom?
Garret: I don’t need a lecture right now Jordan.

Jordan: We’ll find her Garret, between Bug and Nigel, and Woody and me.
Garret: I know.
Jordan: What I’m saying is, you don’t have to work the bodies.
Garret: Because I dropped a pan?
Jordan: No, no one is questioning your ability. I’m just saying you don’t have to do this.

Garret: Parents can’t tell their kids who not to date.
Maggie: I don’t know Garret, if you had just told me when she first disappeared…
Garret: You want to blame me Maggie, fine, I blame me too. I’m a lousy father, okay. We can both agree on that, so lets stop arguing about it. Please!

Nigel: … (After crime recreation sequence) A, B, 3 are dead. 1, 2 and C are missing.

Garret: Just look at them, they’re kids, they should be tossing a football and chasing girls, instead it’s drugs, guns and money.

Garret: (On cell phone) Abby, it’s me. I don’t know if you have been getting my messages, I’ve left several. Come home. Come home honey, just come home.

Jordan: (About Garret) To be honest I am a little worried about him, you know, back sliding.
Lily: Have you noticed something?
Jordan: No, not really. But help me keep an eye on him, ok?

Jordan: (After finding Abby’s DNA on the gun) I gotta do this the right way Woody. I need to tell Garret first.

Garret: What’s the bad news?
Jordan: The DNA came back on the .22. There were four people in that room Garret, not three. Two guys, two girls. When the shooters came through the door, the girls ran into the bedroom. One of them grabbed a .22 from under the mattress and they both hid in the closet. Salazzar opened the closet and fired, grazing the ‘black-haired girl’.
Garret: And the other girl fired back.
Jordan: Abby shot Salazzar Garret. She dropped the gun and she ran. Her DNA was on the gun.

Woody: …Oscar’s baby brother’s street name is ‘little O’. The three of them have been banging together since the seventh grade.
Garret: Any idea where we can find them?
Woody: Yeah, these puppies are not hiding, they’re out there strutting it. Give me an hour; I’ll have them in the bus.

Nigel: Car, I knew it, we got a figure, four kids, one week, wheels right?!
Jordan: Nigel, please, nouns, verbs, make sentence.

Nigel: … Could have evidence, could have trace!

Woody: Everybody shoots together, insurance, nobody flips.

Woody: What is it?
Jordan: Nothing, that’s not my coffee.

Ernesto: One word: Lawyer.
Woody: That’s real good Ernesto, you got the whole text book memorized. But see this ain’t about being juvie anymore, you boys are big you are looking at some serious time.
Ernesto: You got nothing on us.
Woody: Except for the bullets from the bodies on Humner Street.
Ernesto: Yeah, bullets with no guns.
Woody: Oscar, dead on the floor. And from what I heard he never took so much as a leak without the two of you coming with.

Woody: Got what they deserved? What do you think this is? Some kinda game?
Ernesto: Yeah, that’s exactly what it is man! And don’t nobody make you play, you want in, you obey the rules, or somebody takes you down.

Woody: How about you ‘little O’? You’re real quite. You having a bad day?
Omar: Yeah man, I’m having a real bad day, man! My blood been spilled, some blue-eyed capped my brother!

Garret: Where’s my daughter? Where the hell is my daughter?
Woody: Whoa, Dr. Macy, come on Dr. Macy, come on now.
Ernesto: If I see her I’ll tell her you’re looking for her…Yo, old time, if you see her first tell her we’re looking for her to.

Jordan: Garret, what are you doing?
Garret: What do you mean? Three bodies, three ME’s
Jordan: We got it covered, you need to go home.
Garret: And why’s that?
Jordan: Because you’re to close, because of conflict of interest will taint evidence, because fired for drinking on the job will not look good on your resume.
Garret: Is that a threat?
Jordan: Damn straight it is. How many last chances do you need? Because apparently the DUI didn’t do the trick, and I am running out of forgiveness.
Garret: My daughter is out on the street somewhere hiding because people are trying to kill her, do you understand that?
Jordan: And we are doing everything in our power…
Garret: It’s not doing any good, is it? I am not going to sit on my ass and hope for the best… Like or not I am still the chief ME of the state of Massachusetts.
Jordan: Not tonight you’re not. Take of those gloves, walk out the door and go home. Or you will never set foot in this door again.

Garret: Ok, is there a place around here to score dope?
Homeless Guy: Really, I had you pegged for more of a drinking man.
Garret: Where can I buy some heroin?
Homeless Guy: See my eyes, see death in there, it’s a mirror my man.

Dr. Wasserman: I raised Chad completely on my own, and I provided him with a life of great privilege, and when he started using drugs in high school I consulted every expert, and when he was arrested a year later I sent him to the best rehab in the country. But, there comes a time when he has to start taking responsibility for his own life, he makes the choices, he suffers the consequence. It’s called tough love. (Pager goes off) I have to get back to the hospital for surgery.
Lily: You’re working? Now?
Dr. Wasserman: Chad is gone. I have the opportunity to save someone else’s life tonight, and I believe it is appropriate and honourable for me to do so.

Woody: Jordan, this machine just made a beeping sound.
Jordan: Yeah, it’s called a computer, and it means it has happy news.

Thug: No cell phones here.
Garret: Can I have my phone back please?
Thug: You’re not listening to me.
Garret: I’m trying to find my daughter, I need my phone.
Thug: Look man, why don’t you go sleep it off.
Garret: I said I need my phone! (They fight!)
Thug: Like I said no phones. Bitch!

Garret: You look like crap!
Abby: Yeah, you look great!

Abby: Dad, we were just messing around. It’s like, after years of people saying ‘just say no’ I woke up one day and thought ‘just say yes’.
Garret: Nobody could ever tell you anything; you always had to stick your hand in the fire. Remember when we lived in that apartment on Mercer Street. Every morning I would try and butter your toast, you would grab the knife right out of my hand; I’d say ‘Abby, knives aren’t for kids’ next morning you’d do the same thing, and you’d say…
Abby: ‘me, I do it better’
Garret: ‘I do it betterer’
Abby: Right, ‘betterer’
Garret: You remember that?
Abby: No, I was two, but you have told me that story a hundred times
Garret: I love you, honey.

Omar: …What, you’re going to take us all out with that one little cap gun?
Woody: You wanna do this? Go for it! (Back up arrives) Drop it! Now! (As Woody makes arrest) Who got the cap gun now homes?

Jordan: Do you have any idea how worried we were about you? We tried calling, you wouldn’t pick up. Why the hell didn’t you call me?
Garret: You sent me home. I didn’t want to get into trouble!

Jordan: What I need after a night like this is a long hot shower, and, ah, oh, two hours of sleep! You wanna come in?
Woody: I don’t want to be your rebound guy Jordan. This thing we are doing, or thinking about doing, it feels…
Jordan: Too soon…

Garret: Because when the people who know you look you in the eye and tell you, you have a problem. And they’re rude and they’re pissed off and they don’t give a damn what you think. Then you have a problem. If that bothers you that’s too bad, because you know what, having people in your life like that is a great gift. If you don’t appreciate that now, maybe you will someday.

Jordan: What’s that smell?
Nigel: Fresh Strawberries, 2% milk with a dash of raw honey and live acidophilus.
Bug: It’s a little less odorous anyway.
Jordan: Nige, it’s not bad, in fact, it’s fan-freaking-tastic!

 

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