Hoosier Daddy

Episode aired Jun 8, 2008
TV-PG
41m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

199

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Mary protects a 10-year-old witness from being returned to his father, but as the story unfolds learns new information about the boy she's protecting.Mary protects a 10-year-old witness from being returned to his father, but as the story unfolds learns new information about the boy she's protecting.Mary protects a 10-year-old witness from being returned to his father, but as the story unfolds learns new information about the boy she's protecting.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

199

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
When Mary visits Vernon McRoy hoping to convince him not to try to regain custody of his son, she hands him an envelope. He asks "What's this"? She replies "Fan mail from some Flounder." The envelope contains pictures of the boy's new life with his foster family in Albuquerque. Her line is taken from a short cartoon sequence sometimes used to segue to commercials on "Rocky and his Friends" (November 19, 1959 - September 3,1961 on ABC-TV. Picked up by NBC-TV in 1962 - 1964 then back to ABC-TV). Rocky and Bullwinkle were depicted on a beach, and Rocky says, "Look Bullwinkle, a message in a bottle," to which Bullwinkle asked, "Fan mail from some Flounder?" Rocky replied, "No, this what I really call a message," and held the "message" (of scribbles) toward the viewer, at which point the show would cut to a commercial.

Goofs
When Jinx comes out to show Brandi the $10 bill she got for a sale, the bill's position in Jinx's hands alternates from the front of the bill facing Brandi to the front of the bill facing Jinx between shots.

Quotes
Mary Shannon: [after 10-year-old Leo cleans out the officers protecting him, in a poker game] You know, you may want to keep in mind that those men you fleeced, are supposed to protect you.
Lonny McRoy: Why do you think I let them win half their money back?