Sleeping Dogs Lie (Third Watch)
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“Sleeping Dogs Lie” | |||||||
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Third Watch episode | |||||||
Episode no. | Season 5 Episode 13 |
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Written by | Janine Sherman Barrois | ||||||
Directed by | Felix Enriquez Alcala | ||||||
Guest stars | Duane McLaughlin Rachel Vasquez Paul Michael Glaser Ernest Waddell Nicholas Turturro |
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Production no. | 176763 | ||||||
Original airdate | February 6, 2004 | ||||||
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"Sleeping Dogs Lie" is the 101st episode of the television series Third Watch and the 13th episode of the 5th season.
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[edit] Plot Summary
Jimmy gets transferred to a new squad by the new un-announced Captain Steeper which Doc finds suspicious.
[edit] Plot Details
Jimmy proposes marriage to Kim, and Kim happily accepts. A new captain, Jack Steeper, show up at the firehouse with no warning, and Doc is sure that he's there to shut the place down. Steeper informs Jimmy that he's been promoted to the Bed-Stuy rescue squad, a move that Jimmy is happy about. Jimmy and the other firefighters get called out to a warehouse fire in which Jimmy almost dies. When Jimmy talks later about how he was ready to die, Kim realizes she can't be married to a firefighter again, always worrying that he'll die in the next fire. Kim gives Jimmy back the engagement ring. Even though Jimmmy is no longer working out of the 55, he tells Kim that he's not giving up on them. When a little girl is hit by a car in Harlem, a group of teens hunts down the driver and the driver ends up dead. Cruz arrests Tony, a known felon, and Tony confesses to the crime. Sasha is sure that she saw Tony across town just before the crime took place, and finds an elderly witness who saw a different boy, Lamont, hitting the victim. Tony finally admits to Sasha that he's taking the fall for Lamont because Lamont is a straight-A student with a future, and the whole thing was really an accident. Sasha convinces Lamont to confess to the crime, but she's not sure she really did the right thing. Allie Nardo visits Bosco's mom, Rose, at the bar where she works.
[edit] Notes
- This episode marks the final appearance of Jimmy Doherty, apart from his brief cameo in the series finale.
[edit] Quotes
- {about Kim’s engagement ring, to Jimmy}
Walsh: Holy moly! You make that much more than us?
Levine: How many arms and legs did this cost the children of Sierra Leone? - Bosco: All right, all right already.
Monroe: What?
Bosco: I got it. You’re the mayor.
Monroe: No, no, no, no. First I become police commissioner. Then I run for city council, then I slide into the Mayor’s office. That’s the ten-year plan.
Bosco: Yeah? What’s the five-year plan?
Monroe: The five-year plan is to find a good man to have my back so when I reach the ten-year plan I can focus on my job.