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* FinallyFoundTheBody: More like found the body part. Pete's arm was being kept and his fingerprints were used to frame him for a string of robberies.
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* FinallyFoundTheBody: More like found "Found the body part.Body Part". Pete's arm was being kept and his fingerprints were used to frame him for a string of robberies.
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* FinallyFoundTheBody: More like found the body part. Pete's arm was being kept and his fingerprints were used to frame him for a string of robberies.
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* ClearMyName: Pete is seen as responsible for a string of robberies. Until his disembodied arm was found and that he was DeadAllAlong.
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* ClearMyName: Pete is seen as responsible for a string of robberies. Until his disembodied arm was found and proved that he was DeadAllAlong.
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In this case from 1997, a recently released prisoner is murdered while trying to turn his life around and detectives find no shortage of suspects in the crime.
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* ReformedButRejected: Pete was determined to turn his life around but no one was buying it, not even his son.
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* ClearMyName: Pete is seen as responsible for a string of robberies. Until his disembodied arm was found and that he was DeadAllAlong.
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Apparently, ''no one'' in this episode, from police to even his ex-wife and mother of his son, can understand why Pete would want to turn his life around when they all have written him off as a troublemaker and a loser.
* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard, that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. When setting him up to get sent back to prison fails, he ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.
* ShedTheFamilyName: Pete's son, Petey, took his stepfather's name after his mother's remarriage and his own death.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Ultimately subverted by Pete; whilst it looks like since virtually everyone think of him as nothing but a lowlife ex-con who will just wind up in prison on a new charge (this time for drug dealing), he stops himself at the last minute, citing his strong desire to be a better example for his teenage son.
* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard, that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. When setting him up to get sent back to prison fails, he ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.
* ShedTheFamilyName: Pete's son, Petey, took his stepfather's name after his mother's remarriage and his own death.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Ultimately subverted by Pete; whilst it looks like since virtually everyone think of him as nothing but a lowlife ex-con who will just wind up in prison on a new charge (this time for drug dealing), he stops himself at the last minute, citing his strong desire to be a better example for his teenage son.
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Apparently, ''no one'' in this episode, from the police to even his ex-wife and mother of his son, can understand why Pete would want to turn his life around when they all have written him off as a troublemaker and a loser.
* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard,that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. When setting him Pete up to get sent back to prison fails, he O'Leary ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.
* ShedTheFamilyName: Pete's son, Petey, took his stepfather's name after his mother's remarriage and his father's own death.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Ultimately subverted by Pete; whilst it looks like since virtually everyonethink thinks of him as nothing but a lowlife ex-con who will just wind up in prison on a new charge (this time for drug dealing), he stops himself at the last minute, citing his strong desire to be a better example for his teenage son.
* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard,
* ShedTheFamilyName: Pete's son, Petey, took his stepfather's name after his mother's remarriage and his father's own death.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Ultimately subverted by Pete; whilst it looks like since virtually everyone
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* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard, that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. [[spoiler:When setting him up to get sent back to prison fails, he ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.]]
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* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard, that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. [[spoiler:When When setting him up to get sent back to prison fails, he ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.]]
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her name's Jules
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* AwfulWeddedLife: Pete and his former wife, Janey Murphy, had this due to his alcoholism and frequent run-ins with the law.
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* AwfulWeddedLife: Pete and his former wife, Janey Jules Murphy, had this due to his alcoholism and frequent run-ins with the law.
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* AlcoholicParent: "Pistol" Pete Doyle.
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In this case from 1997, a recently released prisoner is murdered while trying to turn his life around and detectives find no shortage of suspects in the crime.
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* AlcoholicParent: Pete Doyle.
* AwfulWeddedLife: Pete and his former wife, Janey Murphy, had this due to his alcoholism and frequent run-ins with the law.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Apparently, ''no one'' in this episode, from police to even his ex-wife and mother of his son, can understand why Pete would want to turn his life around when they all have written him off as a troublemaker and a loser.
* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard, that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. [[spoiler:When setting him up to get sent back to prison fails, he ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.]]
* ShedTheFamilyName: Pete's son, Petey, took his stepfather's name after his mother's remarriage and his own death.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Ultimately subverted by Pete; whilst it looks like since virtually everyone think of him as nothing but a lowlife ex-con who will just wind up in prison on a new charge (this time for drug dealing), he stops himself at the last minute, citing his strong desire to be a better example for his teenage son.
!!Related Tropes:
* AlcoholicParent: Pete Doyle.
* AwfulWeddedLife: Pete and his former wife, Janey Murphy, had this due to his alcoholism and frequent run-ins with the law.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Apparently, ''no one'' in this episode, from police to even his ex-wife and mother of his son, can understand why Pete would want to turn his life around when they all have written him off as a troublemaker and a loser.
* HateSink: Officer Daniel O'Leary. He's a DirtyCop who loves nothing more than to push Pete around, believing him to be nothing but a lowlife ex-con and an alcoholic. He is such a bastard, that he has no qualms against giving Pete a hard time while working as a janitor at a restaurant by intentionally making a mess just to clean it less he wants to be fired or embarrassing him in front of his son. [[spoiler:When setting him up to get sent back to prison fails, he ends up killing him instead, believing that no one would care to try and solve a "worthless" criminal's murder.]]
* ShedTheFamilyName: Pete's son, Petey, took his stepfather's name after his mother's remarriage and his own death.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Ultimately subverted by Pete; whilst it looks like since virtually everyone think of him as nothing but a lowlife ex-con who will just wind up in prison on a new charge (this time for drug dealing), he stops himself at the last minute, citing his strong desire to be a better example for his teenage son.
