Keen Eddie
Encyclopedia : K : KE : KEE : Keen Eddie
Keen Eddie is an action/dramedy television series, first airing in 2003, about a brash American police detective who is sent to help solve crimes in London. The basic premise of the show bears a close resemblance to the popular 1980s British series Dempsey & Makepeace, the only notable difference being that the female partner has been replaced by a female housemate. Stylistically, the series derived inspiration from British feature films Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, both written and directed by Guy Ritchie.
The hour long series was scheduled to be a midseason replacement, but was postponed and instead aired in summer 2003. As a result, the ratings of the show decreased each week, not helped by American Juniors as the show's lead-in. The Fox Network then tried to move the show to Thursdays, but canceled it after its first airing in the new timeslot.
The American cable network Bravo picked up the series, including the episodes never aired on Fox. All thirteen episodes of the series were released on DVD by Paramount Home Entertainment in 2004.
In Australia, Channel 10 have aired Keen Eddie, first during the spring-summer of 2004; and second during winter 2005. Both were aired late after midnight.
Cast
- Mark Valley - Detective Eddie Arlette
- Sienna Miller - Fiona Bickerton
- Julian Rhind-Tutt - Inspector Monty Pippin
- Colin Salmon - Superintendent Nathanial Johnson
- Rachael Buckley - Carol Ross
Plot
After his investigation into an oxycodone ring results in a botched drug bust, New York police Detective Eddie Arlette is sent to London to assist Scotland Yard with its work on the same case. Eddie and his British police partner, Inspector Monty Pippin, help crack the case, and Eddie is asked to stay on at Scotland Yard.In addition to his work, Eddie has an adversarial relationship with Fiona, who occupies the flat he is renting from her parents; she begrudgingly puts up with him (and his Bull Terrier, Pete), because he has threatened to reveal to her parents that she is not actually enrolled at university.
Episodes
DVD episode order
- "Pilot"
- "Horse Heir"
- "Achtung Baby"
- "Eddie Loves Baseball"
- "Sucker Punch"
- "The Amazing Larry Dunn"
- "Black Like Me"
- "Sticky Fingers"
- "Inciting Incident"
- "Citizen Cecil"
- "Who Wants to Be in a Club That Would Have Me as a Member?"
- "Keeping Up Appearances"
- "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"
\"Correct\" episode order
- "Pilot"
- "Horse Heir"
- "Keeping Up Appearances"
- "Citizen Cecil"
- "Who Wants to Be in a Club That Would Have Me as a Member?"
- "Sucker Punch"
- "Black Like Me"
- "Inciting Incident"
- "Achtung Baby"
- "The Amazing Larry Dunn"
- "Sticky Fingers"
- "Eddie Loves Baseball"
- "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité"
Music
Wonderful music featured in this TV series, arranged by episodes:- Pilot
- # "One Step Beyond" by Madness
- # "Can't Say No" by Lowgold
- # "Crystal" by New Order
- # "Burning Man" by Daniel Ash
- # "Sugar, Sugar" Written by The Archies. Performed by Daniel Ash & Shok, Featuring Amanda F. Bunny. Courtesy of Psychobaby Records, USA
- # "Hawaiian War Chant" by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
- # "Can't Say No" by Lowgold
- # "Message To You, Rudy" by Specials
- # "One Step Beyond" by Madness
- # "Never Squeal" by Ween
- # "Spooky" by Daniel Ash
- Horse Heir
- # "The Brazilian" by Dirty Vegas
- # "Float" by The Music
- # "If I Fall" by Aqualung
- # "Spanish Main" by The Coral
- # "Closer To You" by Daniel Ash
- # "Walking With Thee" by Clinic
- # "Take The Long Road and Walk It" by The Music
- # "Never Squeal" by Ween
- # "Coming Down" by Daniel Ash
- # "Waiting For The Heartaches" by The Coral
- # "Just The Two Of Us" Written by Bill Withers. Performed by Daniel Ash, Julliete Storace & Shok. Courtesy of Psychobaby Records, USA
- # "Wake Up and Make Love with Me" by Ian Dury & The Blockheads
- Achtung Baby
- # "Oh, Quante Volte, Oh Quant" by Luba Orgonasova, Czecho-Symphony
- # "Coz I Can" by Hardknox
- # "Actory" by Hint
- # "Come Alive" by Daniel Ash
- # "Hollywood Fix" by Daniel Ash
- Eddie Loves Baseball
- # "Superfinger" by Lowfinger
- # "Rattlesnake" by Daniel Ash
- # "Hayling" by FC Kahuna
- # "Hot Fidelity" by Grand David
- Sucker Punch
- # "Spandex Man" by Mr. Scruff
- # "Come On and Get Some" by Jadell
- # "Doe (My Pooter Sings)" by Capitol K.
- # "Fall Break" by Aim
- # "Free Ass O-C-8" by David Holmes
- # "Gold Is Your Metal" by Themroc
- # "Here Kitty Kitty" by Jacknife Lee
- # "Mainlining" by Layo & Bushwacka
- # "A Minha Menina" by A Band of Bees
- # "Panzer Attack" by The Cooper Temple Clause
- # "Quite Spectacular" by Hint
- # "Sunshine Cocktail" by Beatz Militia
- # "It's Dancing Time" by Mr. Scruff Vs. Quantic
- # "End of You (Instrumental)" by Avenue A
- The Amazing Larry Dunn
- # "1970's Dictator Chic" by Jacknife Lee
- # "Battle of Bongo Hill" by The Herbaliser
- # "Hell Above Water" by Curve
- # "Theme of Luxury" by Fantastic Plastic Machine
- # "Swing It Back" by Avenue A
- # "No Transmission" by LHB
- # "Trumpet Voluntary" Written by Jeremiah Clarke
- Black Like Me
- # "Some Strings For John Coltrane" by Ruben Steiner
- # "United States of Whatever" by Liam Lynch
- # "Horror Show" by the Libertines
- # "Guimar" by Aim
- # "It's Time to Go Now!" by Rinocerose
- # "Wunderlande" by Ruben Steiner
- # "Angry Man" by A Band of Bees
- # "Superhero Music" by Fingathing
- # "Eine Kleine Nacht Musik" Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- # "Hummingbirds" by Venus Hum
- # "F.E.A.R. (U.N.K.L.E. Instrumental Remix)" by Ian Brown
- # "Danger! High Voltage" by the Electrix Six
- # "Stick It to 'Em" by Jadell
- # "The Lovers" by the Future Sound of London
- # "Snakes and Ladders" by the Virgin Souls
- # "Pretty" by Reno
- Sticky Fingers
- # "The Heavy Gang" by Syd Dale
- # "Bridge" by Amon Tobin
- # "Count Your Blessings" by Hint
- # "Voot" by Clinic
- # "Please Release Me" by the Mike Flowers Pops
- Inciting Incident
- # "Scrap" by Fingathing
- # "Here Kitty Kitty" by Jacknife Lee
- # "The Organisation" by Drive
- # "Remember This Too" by Fingathing
- # "Hinterland" by Aim
- # "V-Twin City Rockers" by V-Twin
- # "Linctus" by Aim
- # "All Night Long" by Layo & Bushwacka
- # "Shush Dafty" by Jacknife Lee
- # "Can You Hear Me?" by Sparky Lightbourne
- # "So Long Without You" by Bent
- Citizen Cecil
- # "We Meet At Last" by Layo & Bushwacka
- # "Hungry Like the Wolf" by Duran Duran
- # "Days Go By" by Dirty Vegas
- # "Rio" by Duran Duran
- # "Good Times Gonna Come" by Aqualung
- # "Wild Boys" by Duran Duran
- # "Vulture" by Clinic
- # "Is There Something I Should Know?" by Duran Duran
- # "Real Life" by the Audio Bullies
- # "This Town" by A Band of Bees
- # "Madder" by Groove Armada
- # "Beautiful Otherness" by Bent
- # "Throwing Shapes" by Dirty Vegas
- Who Wants to Be in a Club That Would Have Me as a Member?
- # "Scarecrow" by Rebelski
- # "Animal House" by Space Raiders
- # "Snake" by the Audio Bullies
- # "Everybody Knows" by David Holmes
- # "Humble" by Nightmares On Wax
- # "The Equaliser" by Clinic
- # "Rock 'N' Roll" by Reno
- Keeping Up Appearances
- # "Jimmy the Exploder" by the White Stripes
- # "Crosstown Traffic" by the Jimi Hendrix Experience
- # "Jerk It Out" by the Caesars
- # "The In Crowd" by the Mike Flowers Pops
- # "Easy Living" by Gluecifer
- # "Stick 'Em Up" by Quarashi
- # "We Are So Beautiful" by Naomi
- # "Take the Long Road And Walk It" by the Music
- Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité
- # "Fred Da Fred" by the Lovers
- # "The Beat" by the Saian Supa Crew
- # "Manic Melody" by Howie B
From Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Original article here. Support Wikipedia by contributing or donating.
All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License See Wikipedia Copyrights for details.
