A Broadway actor falls to his death, and Goren and Eames soon discover that it may not have been an accident.A Broadway actor falls to his death, and Goren and Eames soon discover that it may not have been an accident.A Broadway actor falls to his death, and Goren and Eames soon discover that it may not have been an accident.
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- TriviaThis episode has been inspired by the accidents that had occurred during the production of the musical "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark."
- GoofsGoren says that it's odd that the reviewer attended a preview, and that's it's customary to wait until opening night. Nowadays, reviewers almost always attend preview performances. At a certain point in the preview period, the show will be "frozen," meaning no more changes will take place, and the production will invite press. They do this so reviews can be ready to print immediately following opening, without papers holding for an overnight review.
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Joseph Hannah: [being ironic] No evidence, thin motive, headlines of The New York Times pointing out the lack of suspects in this case... I'm starting to hate the theater.
- ConnectionsReferences Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip (1940)
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A young actor was ready to perform "Icarus" on stage in a Broadway musical. He was a low profile sit-com actor and that was his chance of the lifetime. Unfortunately, something went wrong, the rigging where he was hung collapsed and he crashed into the ground, dying as a result before the stunned audience. The victim was not so beloved by co- workers: the producer and the alcoholic director (drunk even at farewell speech) are afraid of a failure that can lead them on a downward spiral. Even the coach and once in a while lover becomes a suspect, so as the more qualified actor who would take his place and the easy-to-bribe laborer in charge of the rigging. When an insurance comes up, detectives manage to connect the dots.
The dumb assistant (Michael Panes) is the classic person you can't trust, he can change side every time he has a chance. He's even a touchy person, as we can see at the end of episode.
The dumb assistant (Michael Panes) is the classic person you can't trust, he can change side every time he has a chance. He's even a touchy person, as we can see at the end of episode.
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