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Heat Vision & Jack
"...Heat Vision and Jack was created as a 1999 pilot for Fox. Written by Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab, directed by Ben Stiller, this series was passed over by Fox despite critical acclaim from those who've been lucky enough to see it.

The pilot was never aired on television, but has recently been screened at several film festivals and was very well received by crowds. HV&J recently won the Silver Spire award at the San Francisco International Film Festival.

The 30 minute pilot is about an astronaut (played by Jack Black) with a medical secret who is on the run from his evil employers with the help of a talking motorcycle called Heat Vision (voiced by Owen Wilson)..."

Homicide - Life On The Street - 310 - Every Mother's Son
Written by Eugene Lee
Story by Tom Fontana and James Yoshimura

Two mothers meet at the homicide unit when their young sons are involved in a shooting.

Homicide - Life On The Street - 314 - Dead End
Written by Jorge Zamacona and Julie Martin
Story by Henry Bromell and James Yoshimura

Detective Pembleton (Andre Braugher) attempts to track down the man who shot Detectives Bolander (Ned Beatty), Howard (Melissa Leo) and Felton (Daniel Baldwin) after they are gunned down in an ambush.

Homicide - "Life Everlasting"
"The one case so important, every detective is back."

The final episode of, what I consider to be, one of the best shows ever on television.

In what is also know as "Homicide - The Movie", the squad room becomes unusually crowded when the entire cast, past and present, reunites to hunt for the gunman who shot beloved former shift commander Al Giordello (Yaphet Kotto), now a controversial Baltimore mayoral candidate.

"I wouldn't worry. Life is short, but once you're dead, you're a long time dead, if you know what I mean."