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'Police Woman'

Snarky Oracle!

Snarky Oracle!

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A kind of lame BIOGRAPHY on Angie, from 1999:

 
Snarky Oracle!

Snarky Oracle!

Telly Talk Supreme
Well, I dreamed last night that Angie passed away. I then tried to hang a big flag/banner with Angie's picture on it on a wall in my brother's old bedroom, but he wasn't fond of the idea (he died a couple of years ago himself)...

I wondered why I hadn't had a clairvoyant dream in anticipation of Angie's demise, but I then woke up and realized that I had been dreaming.

So I got up and checked the Interwebs, but saw no such story. But she is 93...

At last call, Angie's still with us.

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Monzo

Monzo

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Snarky Oracle! said:
In "Angela," Pepper and the team become concerned when they find out the young cop they're working with (Scott Hylands) is dating the daughter (that's "Angela") of a mobster the department is trying to put away for heroin smuggling and distribution -- and the cop rightly comes under suspicion when the evidence, several kilos of smack, disappear from his car on the way to court.
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Scott Hylands, the guest star of that episode, has passed away.
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Scott Hylands Dead: 'Night Heat' & 'Fargo' Actor Was 83

Scott Hylands, the actor known for playing Detective Kevin "OB" O'Brien in 'Night Heat', has died. He was 83.
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Scott Hylands has had a truly long career, featuring his own long-running series Night Heat as well as numerous film roles and guest appearances in TV shows. I think he was fortunate enough to age in a way that kept him interesting for television work—such as playing a priest in the new V series or a captain in Once Upon a Time.
 
Willie Oleson

Willie Oleson

Telly Talk Schemer
Fairfax said at the beginning of the story "you want Reese, I want The Organisation".
But I didn't know he was Fairfax and kinda assumed he was a police detective sergeant (or whatever the rank is).
The first time I watched it i was tired, and these hard-boiled crime stories often mention a lot of names and you just have to wait and see if that's going to connect with someone face (if you can remember the name that was mentioned 30 minutes earlier). I hate that so very much and yet I love this film.
 
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