"Girl Power" is an episode of the series Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, the sixth episode of season 2.
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Synopsis[]
As we grow closer to an answer about the case and the identity of "The Boy," our villains converge to stop our heroes with a shocking outcome.
Plot[]
The doors from Blackwing open on a couple in a car driving into Bergsberg. They see a bright light in the sky and something falling and apon investigation it turns out to be a ship. Inside the ship, the couple hears a baby cry.
In the aftermath of the concert, Scott finds Suzie sitting near the stage and explains that his anger towards her had been out of fear that his mum didn't love him. Suzie turns him into a frog.
At Blackwing, Sgt. Friedkin and Lieutenant Assistent discover the Rowdy 3 missing and Sgt. Friedkin gives Ken a proper room with modern computers.
In the Sheriff's Department, Todd, Farah, Tina and a crowd of concert-goers wake up in disarray after partying in the aftermath of Suzie's spell. Trying to restore order, Tina tells the crowd to leave. Dirk wakes up in Bart's cell, who tells him that she's starting to "get a feeling this all ends badly".
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Behind the scenes[]
- The episode title is reflected in Suzie Boreton's shirt inscribed "GIRL POWER", as well as likely referring to Amanda's and Suzie's use of (magic) powers.
Cast[]
Starring
- Samuel Barnett as Dirk Gently
- Elijah Wood as Todd Brotzman
- Hannah Marks as Amanda Brotzman
- Fiona Dourif as Bart Curlish
- Jade Eshete as Farah Black
- Mpho Koaho as Ken
- Dustin Milligan as Hugo Friedkin
- Michael Eklund as Martin
- Osric Chau as Vogel
Guest Starring
- Amanda Walsh as Suzie Boreton
- Christopher Russell as Panto Trost
- Izzie Steele as Tina Tevetino
- Agam Darshi as Wakti Wapnasi
- Tony Amendola as Arnold Cardenas
- Viv Leacock as Gripps
- Zak Santiago as Cross
- with Alan Tudyk as Mr. Priest
- and John Hannah as The Mage
Co-Starring
- Francoise Robertson as Marina
- Sergio Osuna as Hector
- William C. Vaughan as Officer Rizzio
- Amitai Marmorstein as Lieutenant Assistent
- Ajay Friese as Farson Dengdamor
- Jared Ager-Foster as Scott Boreton
- John Stewart as Bob Boreton
- Karyn Mott as Hospital Receptionist
Uncredited
Crew[]
Notes[]
References[]
External links[]
- "Girl Power" at BBC America
- "Girl Power" on IMDb
