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The episode was filmed over the course of seven days in Baltimore . The scene in which Pembleton and Felton try to find the correct police car in a large garage was filmed in a rundown early 20th @-@ century ballroom . The scene features dozens of white unmarked Cavaliers . Shortly before " Gone for Goode " was filmed... |
Levinson said he considered the interrogation scene in " Gone for Goode " between Braugher , Secor and Chaplin , to be the " defining scene " for Frank Pembleton 's character because it defined the character 's intelligence , quirkiness , sharp instincts and sneaky interrogation style . While filming that scene , Levi... |
" Gone for Goode " marks the first performance of Richard Belzer as Detective John Munch , a character the actor has played in more than 300 television episodes in a number of shows , including Homicide and Law & Order : Special Victims Unit . Levinson said Belzer was a " lousy actor " during his first audition with t... |
The editing process for " Gone for Goode " proved difficult due to audio problems that forced producers to re @-@ shoot several scenes . However , the cast and crew also found the atmosphere fun during editing , so much so that Barry Levinson 's mother brought in home @-@ baked snacks and the crew had to be asked to s... |
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Throughout the episode , Crosetti discusses with Lewis various conspiracy theories about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln , the 16th president of the United States . Crosetti disputes the accepted theory that actor John Wilkes Booth killed Lincoln and instead theorizes that Jefferson Davis , the president of the C... |
When Munch wonders how Romans become Italians , he asks when " Friends , Romans , countrymen ; lend me your ears " turned into " Hey , yo ! " The former line is from the William Shakespeare play Julius Caesar . Munch says , " Great , let 's arrest Axl Rose " , a Guns N ' Roses musician , when he is told the suspect in... |
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" Gone for Goode " was scheduled to premiere on January 31 , 1993 , in the time slot immediately following Super Bowl XXVII . Having consistently placed third in the Nielsen ratings during prime time since September 1992 , NBC hoped a large football audience coupled with an extensive advertising campaign would allow H... |
" Gone for Goode " was seen by 18 @.@ 24 million viewers . It earned an 18 rating , which represents the percentage of television @-@ equipped homes , and a 31 share , which represents percentage of sets in use . This marked the best ratings performance of a preview or premiere following a Super Bowl since The Wonder ... |
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The debut episode received generally positive reviews . Kinney Littlefield of The Orange County Register said , " One word about ' Gone for Goode ' - wow . " Littlefield praised the episode for dropping the viewer into the middle of an episode with complex characters and storylines without getting too confusing . Peop... |
Mike Boone of The Gazette praised Belzer 's performance and the hand @-@ held camera style of photography , adding , " But if your picture tube blew Sunday night , you could still listen to an hour of the hippest , funniest dialogue on TV . " Not all reviews were positive . Some critics considered the photography styl... |
" Gone for Goode " was identified by The Baltimore Sun as one of the ten best episodes of the series . Sun writer David Zurawik wrote : " ' Gone for Goode ' is not just a well @-@ crafted pilot , it is one of the best in the history of the medium . It introduced a sprawling cast of complicated characters and made us w... |
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Barry Levinson won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for his direction in " Gone for Goode " . It was one of two Emmys Homicide : Life on the Streets received during the 45th Primetime Emmy Awards season , with Tom Fontana also winning an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for the... |
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" Gone for Goode " and the rest of the first and second season episodes were included in the four @-@ DVD box @-@ set " Homicide : Life on the Street : The Complete Seasons 1 & 2 " , which was released by A & E Home Video on May 27 , 2003 for $ 69 @.@ 95 . The set included an audio commentary by Barry Levinson and Tom... |
= California State Route 78 =
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State Route 78 ( SR 78 ) is a state highway in the U.S. state of California that runs from Oceanside east to Blythe , traversing nearly the entire width of the state . Its western terminus is at Interstate 5 ( I @-@ 5 ) in San Diego County and its eastern terminus is at I @-@ 10 in Riverside County . The route is a fr... |
SR 78 was one of the original state highways designated in 1934 , although portions of the route existed as early as 1900 . However , it was not designated east of Brawley until 1959 . The freeway section in the North County of San Diego that connects Oceanside and Escondido was built in the middle of the twentieth ce... |
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SR 78 begins in Oceanside as a continuation of Vista Way . As it encounters a traffic signal and crosses over I @-@ 5 , the route becomes a suburban freeway traveling east through Oceanside . The freeway loosely parallels Buena Vista Creek before entering the city of Vista . Turning southeast , SR 78 continues into th... |
Turning east once again , SR 78 leaves the Escondido city limits and enters the San Pasqual Valley as it provides access to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park and San Pasqual Battlefield State Park . After leaving the San Pasqual Valley , the road follows a serpentine alignment , heading south to enter the community of Ram... |
SR 78 runs concurrently with SR 79 across the headwaters of the San Diego River and through the hamlet of Wynola , briefly entering Cleveland National Forest before reaching Julian and entering the town as Washington Street . The route , still concurrent with SR 79 , turns east onto Main Street and travels through dow... |
In Imperial County , SR 78 intersects with SR 86 , running concurrently with it southwest of the Salton Sea and northwest of San Felipe Creek . SR 78 passes through the desert community of Elmore Desert Ranch before entering the city of Westmorland . The route , still concurrent with SR 86 , enters into the city of Br... |
Then , SR 78 intersects with SR 115 east of Brawley , running concurrently with it for a brief distance . Shortly after passing through the small community of Glamis , the road turns northeast and eventually north towards Blythe , passing near the Chocolate Mountain Naval Reserve . As it nears the Colorado River and t... |
As it nears Blythe , the highway makes a sharp turn east onto 32nd Avenue before turning north on Rannels Boulevard . It makes a right on 28th Avenue before turning north on South Neighbours Boulevard and passing through Ripley . SR 78 continues north for a few more miles to its terminus at I @-@ 10 , approximately se... |
SR 78 is designated as the Ronald Packard Parkway ( after a former Congressman named Ronald Packard from the area ) from I @-@ 5 in the city of Oceanside to I @-@ 15 in the city of Escondido , and Ben Hulse Highway ( after a former state senator named Ben Hulse ) from SR 86 near Brawley to I @-@ 10 near the city of Bl... |
SR 78 is part of the California Freeway and Expressway System , although only the metropolitan section of SR 78 is a freeway . The section of SR 78 from the western junction of SR 79 to the western junction with SR 86 is designated by the California State Legislature as eligible by law for the State Scenic Highway Sys... |
= = History = =
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= = = Original highway = = =
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The Old Banner Toll Road connected the towns of Julian and Banner in 1871 , after a gold rush began in 1870 , and eliminated the need to manually lower supplies to gold miners down a 1 @,@ 000 @-@ foot ( 300 m ) slope . The county bought the road from Horace Wilcox in 1874 , and removed the toll . The road remained in... |
Before the designation of SR 78 , a road known as the Brawley @-@ Westmorland @-@ Julian @-@ Oceanside Highway ( connecting Oceanside , Escondido , Ramona , Julian , Westmorland , and Brawley ) existed during the early twentieth century . This road roughly followed the current routing of SR 78 from Escondido to the ea... |
At this time , when the road from the west into Julian had been approved , many in the community began discussing a road east into the Imperial Valley . There were many proposed alignments besides the one east of Julian through Banner , including through the San Felipe Valley , and the Montezuma Valley . The plan was ... |
A road from Julian to Kane Springs was completed in 1925 . Efforts to include this road extending to Brawley into the state highway system date back from 1927 , in order to receive state funding for the road . Plans for a cross @-@ country road through Borrego Springs were being discussed by county government official... |
In June 1930 , an agreement was made between the county and the state to share in the construction and maintenance on the road to Kane Springs from Julian ; prison crews were to make up some of the workforce . Vista Way opened on November 26 , 1930 . By 1932 , the road from Escondido to Ramona was a gravel road , and ... |
= = = Construction in San Diego County = = =
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SR 78 was originally formed along with the originally signed state highways in California ( Sign Routes ) in 1934 ; however , it only extended to what was then US 99 near Kane Springs . In the North County , SR 78 was legislatively designated as Route 196 from then @-@ US 101 ( present @-@ day I @-@ 5 ) to Vista , and... |
By 1947 , US 395 ran concurrently along the portion of SR 78 from Vista to Escondido before continuing along Santa Fe Avenue to Bonsall and Fallbrook and rejoining its alignment during the 1970s . At this time , all of SR 78 that existed had been paved . Before the present @-@ day freeway was built , SR 78 was routed ... |
The 3 @.@ 5 @-@ mile ( 5 @.@ 6 km ) portion of the SR 78 freeway in Oceanside opened to traffic on February 11 , 1954 . This highway was extended to Vista in May 1955 , at a cost of $ 1 @,@ 159 @,@ 000 ( about $ 25 @.@ 1 million in 2015 dollars ) . The part of the freeway from Vista to Escondido was one of the top pri... |
The San Diego Chamber of Commerce and the San Diego Highway Development Association urged for the conversion of SR 78 west of Vista , a length of 5 @.@ 6 miles ( 9 @.@ 0 km ) , from an expressway to a freeway in April 1967 . The College Boulevard diamond interchange on this western segment was scheduled to open to tra... |
The construction of the Emerald Drive interchange was scheduled for the year 1971 . While the El Camino Real interchange was already a diamond interchange , the state planned to add traffic signals to the ramps to accommodate more congestion from the nearby mall . The Emerald Drive interchange was completed in Septemb... |
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Plans to construct a road from Brawley to Glamis date from 1953 ; the road would provide improved access to two newer state parks . The ceding of the Chocolate Mountains to the U.S. Navy had closed a north – south road traversing Imperial County , and the government needed to restore a corridor for local residents to ... |
To construct the road , the House Armed Services Committee voted to allocate $ 660 @,@ 000 ( about $ 13 @.@ 3 million in 2015 dollars ) for the Navy to give to Imperial County to construct it in February 1956 . The House Appropriations Committee bundled it with 616 other projects , however , which President Dwight Eis... |
There was a brief delay in approving the money in February 1957 when there was a proposal to move the gunnery range . However , at the end of the month , the United States Navy obtained ownership from Imperial County of the old Niland – Blythe road running through the Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range for the sp... |
The Glamis road opened in August 1958 , and the road from Glamis to Palo Verde was under construction at that time ; the part of the road that was already open was dedicated in October . In 1959 , the rest of the current routing of SR 78 between Brawley and Palo Verde was added to the state highway system as SR 195 an... |
= = = North County freeway expansion = = =
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In 1969 , plans to extend the freeway portion of SR 78 east from the Broadway interchange through Escondido were delayed by Caltrans director Jacob Dekema due to a lack of funding until 1980 . However , in 1970 , the community raised concerns about the number of buildings that would need to be destroyed , as the freew... |
A month later , an environmental study was conducted that focused on the possibilities of rerouting the proposed freeway . In April 1972 , the majority of voters supported a referendum that halted plans to build the SR 78 freeway through the city of Escondido . The city then turned its focus to widening Lincoln Avenue... |
City officials expressed a desire to have SR 78 included in the Interstate Highway System in 1985 , but this was determined unlikely to succeed by state senator William Craven . In September , the state government agreed to pay $ 7 @.@ 5 million ( about $ 23 million in 2015 dollars ) for the widening between Oceanside... |
The House Public Works and Transportation Subcommittee allocated $ 12 million ( about $ 21 @.@ 9 million in 2015 dollars ) in a bill during June 1986 . The Senate raised an issue over the 65 @-@ mile @-@ per @-@ hour ( 105 km / h ) speed limit in October , which made the outcome dubious . The House and Senate eventual... |
The widening project began construction on April 14 , 1989 , with the first project adding two lanes between San Marcos Boulevard and I @-@ 15 . Additional funding was secured with a local sales tax increase in 1987 , providing $ 80 million ( about $ 195 million in 2015 dollars ) , and an additional $ 7 @.@ 8 million ... |
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Several projects took place following the completion of the widening project . A realignment project took place in 1994 to remove one of the curves in the San Pasqual Valley , at a cost of $ 2 @.@ 5 million ( about $ 5 @.@ 03 million in 2015 dollars ) . The San Marcos Boulevard interchange was renovated beginning in l... |
A new interchange with Vista Village Drive was opened in 1998 , and the College Boulevard interchange in Oceanside was revised along westbound SR 78 , at a cost of $ 5 @.@ 5 million ( about $ 9 @.@ 32 million in 2015 dollars ) . In addition to this , a new interchange was constructed at Las Posas Road in San Marcos , ... |
In the late 2000s , planning began for a bypass around the downtown portion of the city of Brawley . An expressway would carry the routing of SR 78 north and east of the city , with an interchange at SR 111 , before intersecting with the current alignment of SR 78 . A Swedish company began construction on this bypass ... |
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The western portion of SR 78 in North County is currently slated for several improvements . There were plans to construct an additional interchange at Rancho Del Oro Road in Oceanside ; however , the Oceanside City Council decided to cancel these plans in 2005 , despite studies suggesting that this move would be detri... |
There are also plans to improve the interchange with I @-@ 5 , which currently involves a traffic signal connecting Vista Way and SR 78 with the ramps to I @-@ 5 southbound . Plans call for adding more lanes to I @-@ 5 and SR 78 as well as for the construction of a new ramp from SR 78 westbound to I @-@ 5 southbound a... |
A 2011 Caltrans report proposed adding two high @-@ occupancy vehicle lanes to the freeway portion of SR 78 between I @-@ 5 and I @-@ 15 to accommodate increased traffic . In early 2016 , the mayor of San Marcos stated that there were plans to add another lane in each direction to SR 78 through parts of the city .
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= = Major intersections = =
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Except where prefixed with a letter , postmiles were measured on the road as it was in 1964 , based on the alignment that existed at the time , and do not necessarily reflect current mileage . R reflects a realignment in the route since then , M indicates a second realignment , L refers an overlap due to a correction ... |
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