| "Episode 1.2" | |
|---|---|
| Series Surface Season 1, Episode 2 | |
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| Air date | September 26th, 2005 |
| Writers | Josh Pate |
| Director | Jeffrey Reiner |
| Producers | Jonas Pate; Josh Pate; Jeffrey Reiner; Jay Beattie; Dan Dworkin; Darcy Meyers; Ed Milkovich; Jeff Henry; Mike Lewis; Jason Cahill; David Greenwalt; Thomas Wheeler; Chip Johannessen |
| Starring | Lake Bell; Jay R. Ferguson; Carter Jenkins; Leighton Meester; Eddie Hassell; Ian Anthony Dale; Rade Šerbedžija |
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Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Lake Bell | Laura Daughtery |
| Jay R. Ferguson | Rich Connelly |
| Carter Jenkins | Miles Barnett |
| Ian Anthony Dale | Davis Lee |
| Leighton Meester | Savannah Barnett |
| Eddie Hassell | Phil Nance |
| Rade Šerbedžija | Doctor Aleksander Cirko |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Shishir Kurup | Doctor Krishna Singh |
| Brent Sexton | Bud |
| Bobby Coleman | Jesse Daughtery |
| Conor O'Farrell | barry |
| Louanne Coooper | Sylvia Barnett |
| Kelly Collins Lintz | Tracy Connelly |
| Ric Reitz | Ron Barnett |
| Jason Davis | Sean |
| Leslea Fisher | Amber |
| Daniel Newman | Greg Butler |
| James Middleton | National Guardsman |
| Allen Fortier | Guard |
| Dan Cox | Bystander |
| Chandler McIntyre | Nurse |
| Darrell Vanterpool | Boy |
| Stephen Delaney | Officer |
| Victoria Staley | Heather Connelly |
| Caroline Kent | Emily Connelly |
| Sam Robison | Cutter tech |
| J.R. Rodriguez | Interviewer #1 |
| Melinda Jackson | Quincy Freeman |
| Carl Cloud | Domino guy |
| Troy Rudeseal | Surgeon |
| Dorothy Recasner Brown | Doctor |
| Patrick Emerson | Ruddy |
| Tammy Fontaine | Stevie |
| Annetta Jenkins | Old woman |
| Ed Grady | Keeper |
| Dwayne Boyd | Cutter tech #2 |
| Andrea Powell | Cray |
| Gabby Eubank | Woman |
| Brian Lafontaine | Albright |
| Jacque Henry | Girl |
| Jason Davis | Sean |
| Peners Griffin | National guardsman |
| Eric Ladin | George Owen |
| Tammy Steffey | Card-playing evacuee |
Notes & Trivia[]
- This episode is included on disc one of the Surface: The Complete Series DVD collection.
- First appearance of Emily Connelly. She appears next in Episode 1.3.
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