| Grave | |
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| Season 4, Episode 02 | |
| Airdate: | March 22, 2005 |
| Actual length | 46:28 |
| Production Code: | 5012-04-402 |
| Written by | Kurt Sutter |
| Directed by | Paris Barclay |
| Previous: | "The Cure" |
| Next: | "Bang" |
"Grave" is the second episode of Season 4 of The Shield. It was originally broadcast on March 22, 2005. The previously on segment is voiced by Michael Chiklis.
Summary[]
Vic agrees to quietly bring in a teenaged drug user before learning of his role in a deadly armed robbery.
Recap[]
Cast[]
Starring[]
- Michael Chiklis as Detective Vic Mackey
- Glenn Close as Captain Monica Rawling
- Catherine Dent as Officer Danny Sofer
- Walton Goggins as Detective Shane Vendrell
- Michael Jace as Officer Julien Lowe
- Kenneth Johnson as Detective Curtis Lemansky
- Jay Karnes as Detective Dutch Wagenbach
- Benito Martinez as Councilman David Aceveda
- and CCH Pounder as Detective Claudette Wyms
Also starring[]
- Cathy Cahlin Ryan as Corrine Mackey
- David Rees Snell as Detective Ronnie Gardocki
Guest starring[]
- Michael Peña as Detective Army Renta
- Anna Maria Horsford as ADA Beth Encardi
- Laurence Mason as Halpern White
- Alex Fernandez as Bob Mamyn
- David Marciano as Detective Steve Billings
- Donna Cooper as Olivia Kenshaw
- Dominic Hoffman as Louis Sperling
- Joe Renteria as Cal
- and Anthony Anderson as Antwon Mitchell
Co-starring[]
- Linda Friedman as Nina
- Autumn Chiklis as Cassidy Mackey
- Jack Weber as Matthew Mackey
- Robert Wu as Officer Wayne "Scooby" Haimes
- Kelvin Brown as Fat Benish
- Elijah Kelley as Jaymon
- Marcus Brown as Cromo
- Marisa Lauren as Cromo's Girl
- Chaney Kley as Officer Asher
- Peter Pasco as Cyril
- Jane Lanier as Medical examiner
- Kevin Nichols as McReeder
- Bert Rosario as Plumber
- Gregory White as Fire captain
- Noah Sife as Local
- Josh Phillips as John
- Ben Onyango as Clerk
- Erin Underwood as Hope Anthony
- Roxanne Dover as Yo
- Aasha Davis as Lucy
- David Hawthorne as Zerkow
Uncredited[]
- Ruben Avitia as Background detective
- John Diehl as Ben Gilroy (corpse)
- Orion McCabe as Bagpipe performer
- Katey Sagal as Nancy Gilroy
- (unknown actor) as Officer Diane
- (unknown actor) as Detective Mark Stone
- (unknown actor) as Venus
- (unknown actor) as Black Sergeant Officer ( background )
Featured Music[]
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External Links[]
Grave at the Internet Movie Database