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First aired as streaming video on the Lifetime website in June 2007. The streaming video was soon removed, however, as it had been made available by mistake. | First aired as streaming video on the Lifetime website in June 2007. The streaming video was soon removed, however, as it had been made available by mistake. | ||
A few days prior to its North American television premiere | A few days prior to its North American television premiere, a downloadable copy was officially released for sale. | ||
Sometimes billed as the first episode of "season 2", due to Lifetime's decision to split the broadcast of the actual, 22-episode first season into two blocks, of 12 and 10 episodes respectively. | Sometimes billed as the first episode of "season 2", due to Lifetime's decision to split the broadcast of the actual, 22-episode first season into two blocks, of 12 and 10 episodes respectively. | ||
Revision as of 00:55, 20 October 2007
| Blood Ties episode | |
|---|---|
| “D.O.A.” | |
| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 13 |
| Guest star(s) | Steve Bacic as Paul "Dirty" Deeds |
| Writer(s) | Shelley Eriksen |
| Director | James Dunnison |
| Production no. | |
| Original airdate | June 2007 (online), 12 October 2007 (on TV) |
| Episode chronology | |
| ← Previous | Next → |
| "Norman" | "Wild Blood" |
Notes
First aired as streaming video on the Lifetime website in June 2007. The streaming video was soon removed, however, as it had been made available by mistake.
A few days prior to its North American television premiere, a downloadable copy was officially released for sale.
Sometimes billed as the first episode of "season 2", due to Lifetime's decision to split the broadcast of the actual, 22-episode first season into two blocks, of 12 and 10 episodes respectively.
Blood Ties Blog
- It's Time for "Dirty" Deeds, Tanya Huff's blog entry for the episode.
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