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La bestia Mercy (2009) Online

La bestia Mercy (2009) Online
Original Title :
Mercy
Genre :
TV Episode / Action / Crime / Drama / Mystery / Thriller
Year :
2009
Directror :
Tom Verica
Cast :
Patrick Swayze,Travis Fimmel,Lindsay Pulsipher
Writer :
Vincent Angell,William L. Rotko
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
1h
Rating :
7.9/10
La bestia Mercy (2009) Online

Barker goes undercover as a homeless marine vet to try and find out who is killing young homeless vets. Ex-marine Ellis tries to gain information from the VA Hospital Marine records room on the dead marines.
Episode credited cast:
Patrick Swayze Patrick Swayze - Charles Barker
Travis Fimmel Travis Fimmel - Ellis Dove
Lindsay Pulsipher Lindsay Pulsipher - Rose Lawrence
Kevin J. O'Connor Kevin J. O'Connor - Harry Conrad
John Heard John Heard - Dr. Blake
Johnny Kastl Johnny Kastl - Todd Jaracki
Nambi E. Kelley Nambi E. Kelley - Jess
Dan Waller Dan Waller - Joe
Morocco Omari Morocco Omari - Harris
Benjamin Busch Benjamin Busch - Trevor Heath
Eva Swan Eva Swan - Amanda Taylor
E.B. Smith E.B. Smith - Marine
Marilynn Bogetich Marilynn Bogetich - Receptionist
Ben Marten Ben Marten - Daniel Taylor
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ayman Samman Ayman Samman - Detective


User reviews

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There's a blatant mistake at the beginning of the episode... Agent Barker (Patrick Swayze) is looking at the files of two Iraq war veterans who have been murdered, identifying one as a Marine Lance Corporal; the other as a PFC in the Army. But the two photos in his hand both show men in U.S. Army uniforms. A bit later, Agent Ellis Dove, who is supposed to be a Marine vet, refers to his decision not to re-enlist by saying he didn't "re-up." That's an Army term. Re-enlisting in the Navy or Marine Corps is referred to as "shipping over." Additionally, two characters refer to the dead Marine as "corporal." That's just not done. A corporal is a non-commissioned officer; a lance corporal is not. You NEVER address, nor refer to a lance corporal as "corporal."