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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every episode title is a pun or reference based on something to do with eyes or vision: "If Looks Could Kill", "Blind Alley", "Gifted Pupils", "A Vision In White", etc.
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* EaglelandOsmosis: In one episode, Louis asks a judge if he can approach the bench. The judge then reminds him that no one "approaches the bench" in a Canadian court, and suggests that he [[YouWatchTooMuchX watches too many American courtroom shows]]. This exchange provides the page quote.
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* EaglelandOsmosis: In one episode, Louis asks a judge if he can approach the bench. The judge then reminds him that no one "approaches the bench" in a Canadian court, and suggests that he [[YouWatchTooMuchX watches too many American courtroom shows]]. This exchange provides the page quote.
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examples should not mention that they provide the page quote. There is no context outside of that, so I'm commenting this out
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* EaglelandOsmosis: A scene where Louis a judge explains the differences between the American and Canadian legal systems to Louis provides the page quote.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In one episode, Louis responds to a question with "I don't know. We'll probably find out before the next commercial break."
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Louis Ciccone is a minor reporter working for a minor Toronto newspaper. One day his boss sends him to cover the divorce proceedings for a minor local celebrity, but he wanders into the wrong courtroom, where one skid row bum is being tried for the murder of another skid row bum. Before he can leave, he is struck by a postcognitive vision, showing that the accused is innocent.
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Louis Ciccone (played by Louis del Grande[[note]]better known as the guy who gets his [[YourHeadAsplode head exploded]] in ''Film/{{Scanners}}''[[/note]]) is a minor reporter working for a minor Toronto newspaper. One day his boss sends him to cover the divorce proceedings for a minor local celebrity, but he wanders into the wrong courtroom, where one skid row bum is being tried for the murder of another skid row bum. Before he can leave, he is struck by a postcognitive vision, showing that the accused is innocent.
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* DumpsterDive: One episode has Louis and his Crown Attorney friend searching a dumpster for a syringe, which proves embarrassing considering they attract the attention of a Salvation Army officer who is convinced they are homeless.
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* PsychicPowers: Louis is a postcognitive.
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* PsychicPowers: Louis is a postcognitive.postcognitive.
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* HowUnscientific: The series was usually squarely in the MundaneFantastic camp, with Louis' precognitive flashes as the single fantastic element. However, in one very out-of-character episode, a mysterious, befuddled old man found wandering the streets of Toronto and claiming to be an alien actually turns out to ''be'' an alien, complete with anti-gravity levitation powers and a laser battle with hostile reptilian aliens in a Toronto park.
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* IntrepidReporter: Louis is one that usually finds himself seriously out of his depth.
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* IntrepidReporter: Louis is one that who usually finds himself seriously out of his depth.
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Louis Ciccone is a minor reporter working for a minor Toronto newspaper. One day his boss sends him to cover the divorce proceedings for a minor local celebrity, but he wanders into the wrong courtroom, where one skid row bum is being tried for the murder of another skid row bum. Before he can leave, he is struck by a vision, showing that the accused is innocent.
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Louis Ciccone is a minor reporter working for a minor Toronto newspaper. One day his boss sends him to cover the divorce proceedings for a minor local celebrity, but he wanders into the wrong courtroom, where one skid row bum is being tried for the murder of another skid row bum. Before he can leave, he is struck by a postcognitive vision, showing that the accused is innocent.
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