The Equalizer — S02E17 — Solo
1987 · 48 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · DIR. Alan Metzger
Overview
McCall gets involved romantically and professionally with a woman wanted in Pennsylvania for killing a cop.
Dialogue Timeline — 580 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:03 She killed my partner.
00:03:05 Couple of guys bought her some drinks, but she hasn't touched them.
00:05:08 Could you...
00:07:04 There wasn't a ransom demand and no John Doe that match,
00:09:33 This bag is the only luggage you possess.
00:11:49 Hurt him ?
00:13:11 Yes, but nothing complicated or secret.
00:14:16 So there you are.
00:15:29 I suppose that's something.
00:16:53 Mr McCall, this is Detective Sergeant Gunther Cole, Burnstown PD.
00:18:04 do you think you've really got enough to keep me here questioning me any further ?
00:19:29 She can do her act for some judge and jury, they might just feel so sorry for her.
00:20:57 Well, because they erased them, they didn't overwrite them.
00:22:34 May I ?
00:24:27 Sarah...
00:25:49 He doesn't ring a bell.
00:26:57 Oh, come on, let's go.
00:29:31 Please just go and hide yourself. Now ! Go on !
00:32:31 Why was that ?
00:34:11 That means you could steal as much as you like.
00:36:07 When did you last see her ?
00:38:50 Sarah ?
00:42:13 Wrong, I'm here !
00:45:51 Transcribed by Adr1an
Cast & Characters
Edward Woodward
Robert McCall
Lindsay Crouse
Sarah McGee
Kevin Spacey
Detective Sgt. Cole
Austin Pendleton
Jonah
Leon Russom
Sergeant Worley
E. Brian Dean
Hinks
Thomas Quinn
Stan
Kenneth Ryan
Max
Stephen Payne
Stone
Kristofer Batho
Fix
Bruce Hubbard
Manager
William Parry
Police Detective
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed580
Dialogue density12.1 lines / min
First line00:00:03
Final line00:45:51
Production Record
DirectorAlan Metzger
LanguageEnglish
Factoids
Episode
The Equalizer, season 2, episode 17: Solo.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/4297/season/2/episode/17
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