| "The Lich (Part 1)" | |
|---|---|
| Series The Cape Season 1, Episode 8 | |
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| Air date | February 21st, 2011 |
| Writers | Toni Graphia; Robbie Thompson |
| Director | Roxann Dawson |
| Producers | Peter Chomsky; Christine Roum; Gene Stein; Craig Tilty; Lorie Zerweck |
| Starring | David Lyons; Keith David; Summer Glau; James Frain; Jennifer Ferrin; Ryan Wynott; Dorian Missick; Martin Klebba |
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"The Lich (Part 2)" is the eighth episode of live-action superhero fantasy series The Cape. The episode was directed by Roxann Dawson with a script written by Toni Graphia and Robbie Thompson. It first aired on NBC on February 21st, 2011.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| David Lyons | Vince Faraday/The Cape |
| Keith David | Max Malini |
| Summer Glau | Jamie Fleming/Orwell |
| James Frain | Peter Fleming |
| Jennifer Ferrin | Dana Faraday |
| Ryan Wynott | Trip Faraday |
| Dorian Missick | Marty Voyt |
| Martin Klebba | Rollo |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Glenn Fitzgerald | Conrad Chandler/The Lich |
| Illeana Douglas | Netta Stilton |
| Mather Zickel | Travis Hall |
| Terryn Westbrook | Maid of honor |
| Ashley Dyke | Bridesmaid |
| David Pease | Dream minister |
| Mike Muscat | Minister |
| Tom Noonan | Preston Holloway |
| Antonio D. Charity | Ark guard |
| Jane Park Smith | Jacklyn Rose |
Notes & Trivia[]
- In addition to her abilities behind-the-camera, director Roxann Dawson is also known for playing the role of half-Klingon engineer on B'Elanna Torres on Star Trek: Voyager. This is her only work as a director on The Cape.
- This is the only episode of The Cape co-written by Toni Graphia. She is also credited as co-executive producer on two other episodes of the show.
- This is the only episode of The Cape co-written by Robbie Thompson.
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