Due South: One Good Man

"One Good Man"
Series Due SouthSeason 2, Episode 8
Air date	February 8th, 1996 (CAN) February 9th, 1996 (US)
Writers	Frank Siracusa; Kathy Slevin; Jeff King
Director	Malcolm Cross
Producers	George Bloomfield; Jeff King; Kathy Slevin; Robert Wertheimer
Starring	Paul Gross; David Marciano
Episode guide
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"One Good Man" is the eighth episode of season two of the dramedy series Due South and the thirty-first episode of the series overall. It was directed by Malcolm Cross with a teleplay written by Kathy Slevin and Jeff King, based on a story treatment by Frank Siracusa. It first aired on CTV in Canada on February 8th, 1996 and in the United States on CBS on February 9th, 1996.

Cast

Principal Cast

Actor	Role
Paul Gross	Constable Benton Fraser
David Marciano	Ray Vecchio

Guest Stars

Actor	Role
Beau Starr	Lieutenant Harding Welsh
Daniel Kash	Louis Gardino
Tony Craig	Jack Huey
Catherine Bruhier	Elaine Besbriss
Maria Bello	Mackenzie King
Robert Clothier	Mister Potter
Karl Pruner	John Taylor
Katayoun A. Marciano	Angela Vecchio
Johnie Chase	Mister Klein
Ann Medina	Alderman D. Farrell
Marvin Karon	Warren Knoop
Dominic Cuzzocrea	Dennis
John Jarvis	Suburban man
Sam Moses	Mister Mustafi
Robbie Rox	Al Grosso
Kevin Rushton	Thug Rushton
Helen Richmond	Ms. Krezjapolov
Lincoln	Diefenbaker

Uncredited cast

Note: The following is taken from the full credits list for this entry on IMDB. As it is a website with user-submitted information, some of the data listed here, including character names may be inaccurate.

Actor	Role
Glen Avigdor	Riviera owner
John S. Davies	Older politician
Ed Fielding	City Council transient
Gary Fruchtman	Middle-aged politician
Quancetia Hamilton	Basement clerk
Darlene Mignacco	Mrs. Garcia
Freddy Proia	Bus patron
Jerry Schaefer	Council clerk
Andrew Scorer	Lobby transient #1
Nora Sheehan	Female politician

Notes & Trivia

• Due South was created by Paul Haggis.

• This episode is included on the Due South: Season Two DVD collection.

• This episode marks the directorial debut of Malcolm Cross, who is best known for his work as a cinematographer. It is his only episode as a director on Due South.

• Actress Katayoun A. Marciano is credited as Katayoun Amini in this episode.

• This is the first episode of the series with Robert Thomas as a stunt performer.

Allusions

• The city hall filibuster is reminiscent of the infamous Jimmy Stewart scene at the climax of the 1939 Frank Capra film, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

• The song playing at the end of the episode when Benton Fraser is talking to his Buick is "Lock, Stock and Teardrops" by Andy Duncan.

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See also

Due South Due South media Due South images Due South seasons

Due South episodes Due South characters Due South cast & crew Due South miscellaneous

External Links

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