CASE FILE · S03 E13

The Gang Gets Whacked: Part 2

S03 E13Photograph not availableFrank displays his ornate chalice while Dennis stands behind him.
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A now-homeless Father Mara is employed to sell drugs on the street while Dennis embarks on life as a gigolo; and Mac tries to join the mob.

THE SHORT VERSION · SPOILERS AHEAD

INSIDE THE CASE.

Cricket does the selling

Cricket initially earns enough to repay the mob. Charlie and Dee send him out again, then encourage him to use their supply.

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The new percussion section

Cricket’s performance moves from an open lot to Paddy’s, with two trash cans serving as his drums.

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Mac’s promotion disappoints

Mac’s supposed mob career consists of cleaning. His visit to Sal’s house collides with Dennis’s escort assignment.

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The chalice pays the debt

Mac sells Frank’s chalice to settle the bill. Cricket’s confused boasting then makes him the target of the mob’s retaliation.

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THE EVIDENCE

THINGS IN THIS EPISODE.

Characters

Charlie Kelly180 other recorded episodes
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Charlie stands beside the horse outside Paddy’s.Source ↗

Dee Reynolds179 other recorded episodes
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Dee watches Charlie work over the powder-covered desk.Source ↗

Dennis Reynolds176 other recorded episodes
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Dennis wears a suit at a client meeting.Source ↗

Don SalOnly recorded here so far
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Don Sal speaks with Mac in the restroom.Source ↗

Frank Reynolds171 other recorded episodes
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Frank holds up his decorated chalice.Source ↗

Mac180 other recorded episodes
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Mac cleans debris from a roof gutter in rubber gloves.Source ↗

Peter NincompoopOnly recorded here so far
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Charlie brings the horse he calls Peter Nincompoop to Paddy’s.Source ↗

Rickety Cricket26 other recorded episodes
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Cricket performs using overturned metal trash cans.Source ↗

Sal’s wifeOnly recorded here so far
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Sal’s wife confronts Dennis from the stairs at her home.Source ↗

Character groups

The mob crew1 other recorded episode
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The collectors sit around a card table with sandwiches.Source ↗

Locations

Dee’s apartment29 other recorded episodes
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Cricket arrives at Dee’s apartment with his belongings.Source ↗

Paddy’s Pub147 other recorded episodes
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The five gang members regroup outside Paddy’s.Source ↗

Objects

Frank’s pimp chaliceOnly recorded here so far
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Frank displays the large gold-colored cup.Source ↗

Handguns20 other recorded episodes
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Charlie and Dee display their guns during the confrontation preparations.Source ↗

Trash-can drumsOnly recorded here so far
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Cricket plays two metal garbage cans with padded mallets.Source ↗

Food & drinks

Flour1 other recorded episode
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Charlie adds flour to the remaining cocaine.Source ↗

Vodka tonicOnly recorded here so far
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Frank offers Dennis a vodka tonic instead of beer.Source ↗

Schemes

Dennis’s escort business1 other recorded episode
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Frank pressures Dennis to accept increasingly exploitative work.Source ↗

Drug dealing1 other recorded episode
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Charlie recruits Cricket to sell the drugs.Source ↗

Running jokes

Pussy HandsOnly recorded here so far
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The collectors give Mac the unwanted nickname Pussy Hands.Source ↗

Costumes

Leg casts2 other recorded episodes
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Cricket ends the story in a wheelchair with both legs in casts.Source ↗

Rubber gloves8 other recorded episodes
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Mac wears long red gloves for the gutter job.Source ↗

Tracksuits5 other recorded episodes
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Mac wears a bright blue tracksuit.Source ↗

Miscellaneous

Cocaine5 other recorded episodes
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Charlie and Dee use the supply they were supposed to sell.Source ↗

Horses1 other recorded episode
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The white horse waits beside Charlie and Dee.Source ↗

Musical theatre3 other recorded episodes
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Cricket describes a street-life musical while drumming.Source ↗

SOURCES & NOTES.

Tags document researched occurrences, not every appearance. Read the research notes and attribution.