Any Shakespear ref is a good one! Fraser quotes it to some of the other people in the asylum. No, really. ;)
Diefenbaker's Day Off is a good one for Deif-related episodes, though he doesn't get *quite* as much screen time because Ray and Fraser are also investigating on their own, as cops are apt to do every once in awhile.
One of the ones that I remeber being almost entirely Dief-centric, though, is The Wild Bunch, late in first season. I won't tell you what all happens since I don't want to spoil, but I will admit that I almost cried for Diefenbaker once or twice. And I went "Awwww!" quite a lot. ;)
Due South is one of those rare television shows in which the animals are as big a member of the cast as the humans are. Pretty much any episode you watch with feature Dief in some small-or-large way, and he and Fraser "talk" almost as much as Fraser and Ray do. I'm not entirely sure why the dog never got his name in the opening credits, though. He had to get at least as many lines (or, well... Growls?) as Darwin did on Sea Quest. :D
Good luck finding decent DVDs if you get addicted! You could always try looking for stuff like "Never been opened" or "only watched once". That happens occasionally.
~ Maren who really misses her diefenbaker icon (http://photobucket.com/)
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Date: 2007-02-08 04:31 am (UTC)Diefenbaker's Day Off is a good one for Deif-related episodes, though he doesn't get *quite* as much screen time because Ray and Fraser are also investigating on their own, as cops are apt to do every once in awhile.
One of the ones that I remeber being almost entirely Dief-centric, though, is The Wild Bunch, late in first season. I won't tell you what all happens since I don't want to spoil, but I will admit that I almost cried for Diefenbaker once or twice. And I went "Awwww!" quite a lot. ;)
Due South is one of those rare television shows in which the animals are as big a member of the cast as the humans are. Pretty much any episode you watch with feature Dief in some small-or-large way, and he and Fraser
"talk" almost as much as Fraser and Ray do. I'm not entirely sure why the dog never got his name in the opening credits, though. He had to get at least as many lines (or, well... Growls?) as Darwin did on Sea Quest. :D
Good luck finding decent DVDs if you get addicted! You could always try looking for stuff like "Never been opened" or "only watched once". That happens occasionally.
~ Maren
who really misses her diefenbaker icon