| "Just Another Day..." | |
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| Series Eureka Season 5, Episode 13 | |
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| Air date | July 16th, 2012 |
| Story | Bruce Miller; Jaime Paglia |
| Teleplay | Jaime Paglia |
| Director | Matt Hastings |
| Producers | Bruce Miller; Jaime Paglia; Todd Sharp; Eric Tuchman; Amy Berg; Robert W. Egami; Matthew Hastings; Terri Hughes |
| Starring | Colin Ferguson; Salli Richardson-Whitfield; Joe Morton; Erica Cerra; Neil Grayston; Niall Matter |
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"Just Another Day..." is the thirteenth episode of season five of the science fiction television series Eureka and the seventy-seventh and final episode of the series overall. It was directed by Matt Hastings with a teleplay written by Jaime Paglia based on a story treatment by Paglia and Bruce Miller. It first aired on Syfy on July 16th, 2012.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Colin Ferguson | Jack Carter |
| Salli Richardson-Whitfield | Allison Blake |
| Joe Morton | Henry Deacon |
| Erica Cerra | Jo Lupo |
| Neil Grayston | Douglas Fargo |
| Niall Matter | Zane Donovan |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Felicia Day | Holly Marten |
| Matt Frewer | Jim Taggart |
| Tembi Locke | Grace Monroe |
| Debrah Farentino | Beverly Barlowe |
| Jordan Hinson | Zoe Carter |
| Trevor Jackson | Kevin Blake |
| Kavan Smith | Deputy Andy 2.0 |
| Christopher Gauthier | Vincent |
| Christopher Jacot | Larry Haberman |
| Grant Imahara | EMO robot scientist |
| Wil Wheaton | Isaac Parrish |
| James Callis | Trevor Grant |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Matt Hastings | Robert the Moving Boss |
| Ileeya Brown | Jenna |
| Keith Wilson | Roy Baker |
| Bryan Wilson | Ray Baker |
| Ed Quinn | Nathan Stark |
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