| "The Simple Secret of the Note in Us All" | |
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| Series Life on Mars Season 1, Episode 12 | |
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| Air date | February 25th, 2009 |
| Writers | Becky Hartman Edwards; Adele Lim |
| Director | Jean de Segonzac |
| Producers | Josh Appelbaum; Jane Featherstone; Stephen Garrett; Becky Hartman Edwards; Michael Katleman; Adele Lim; André Nemec; Jane Raab; Paul Rabwin; Scott Rosenberg; David Wilcox |
| Starring | Jason O'Mara; Michael Imperioli; Gretchen Mol; Jonathan Murphy; Harvey Keitel |
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"The Simple Secret Note In Us All" is the title to the twelfth episode of the science fiction/crime drama series Life on Mars, which is an American remake of the UK programme of the same name. The episode was directed by Jean de Segonzac with a script written by Becky Hartman Edwards and Adele Lim. It first aired on ABC on Thursday, February 25th, 2009. In this episode, the detectives at the 125 investigate the murder of newspaper journalist Joey Conway. Sam is convinced the killer is the same criminal from a case in 2008. He is motivated by flashbacks to the case, which puts him at odds with his coworkers who think someone else is guilty.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jason O'Mara | Detective Sam Tyler |
| Michael Imperioli | Detective Ray Carling |
| Gretchen Mol | Annie "No Nuts" Norris |
| Jonathan Murphy | Detective Chris Skelton |
| Harvey Keitel | Lieutenant Gene Hunt |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Kerry Bishé | Eve Flannery |
| Chris Bowers | Tony Crane |
| Fred Dalton Thompson | Chief Harry Woolf |
| Peter Appel | Demetri Pantos |
| Geoffrey Cantor | Ed Redlich |
| Danai Gurira | Angela |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| John Cenatiempo | Sizable Ted |
| Patricia Frost | Penny |
| Anne Marie Nest | Reporter #1 |
| Tom Hammond | Reporter #2 |
| Michael J. Burg | Truman Capote |
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- "The Simple Secret of the Note In Us All" at IMDB
- "The Simple Secret of the Note In Us All" at the TV IV
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