Too Little, Too Late

TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE
9pm 2005-04-08

BOSCO AND MONROE MAKE UNLUCKY PATROL PARTNERS AS TRAGEDY LURKS
-- Bosco (Jason Wiles) regrets being paired with the outcast Monroe (Nia Long) on patrol after he
learns of her spying for Internal Affairs which led to his near-fatal shooting. They are investigating an
agitated mother Danielle (guest star Tonye Patano) whose desperate measures to get a government
check will change many lives. Meanwhile, Sergeant Cruz (Tia Texada) gets grim news from her
doctor that she can no longer ignore while Officers Davis (Coby Bell) and Finney (Josh Stewart) feel
good about their many arrests that could prove embarrassing to the department -- and Yokas (Molly
Price) has reason to worry about her daughter (Bonnie Dennison). Anthony Ruivivar, Cara Buono
and Skipp Sudduth also star.

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6.19 - Too Little, Too Late

Run, LittleFinney, Run! I still can't get used to anybody but Bosco in 55David. I just can't.

Liar, liar pants on fire, Emily! Faith pulling the "parents are the anti-drug" thing really doesn't work
when the kid doesn't cooperate now does it.

AAAAGGGHHHHHHH!!!! It's an alien!! If she's only in her first trimester, there's no fricken WAY
they'd be able to see that much detail on an ultrasound. Therefore, Ty Davis isn't the father,
Sigourney Weaver is.

Bosco: Write Bloomberg! I don't care!

How much do I love Bosco on the desk? I know he hates it, but he and Swersky standing there
together is happiness overload!

Bosco: I've never been good with the phones. Ask my ex girlfriends.

Lovelovelovelove. I'm all tingly. Swersky has a Marine mug. I love the little boy whine too trying to
get Papa to let him ride with Monroe. *giddy Bosco's back dance*

How cute are Davis and Little Finney in the hallway? Like a couple of kids. So much fun.

Wait. Is this an episode of "Where are they now?" Isn't that one of the guys from the Backstreet
Boys? They could have picked someone less boy band and more street for the suspect couldn't that?
Ice, Ice Baby *rolls eyes*

Poor Ty. Gets no respect. I just want to snuggle up in the playfulness of that scene. I like Little
Finney's grin a lot more than I like to see him pout.

You know, I don't think Bosco is that mad at Monroe. I think he's trying to help her by trying to get
her to defend herself against the cold shoulders. He's such a good boy. And Monroe, you'd be
blessed to get half the son that Maurice is to his mother.

"You need to be takin' her in for impersonating a customer service representative!"

I'd lobby to get that law passed!

*hums* "Macho, macho man" That's a hard hat, not a fedora, cutie.

Bosco: Sent? Like from Superhero Camp or somethin'?

*snicker* Count on Bosco to cut through the bullshit.

And I think someone is going to think twice before they mouth off again. And poor Bosco! Bosco
found out the hard way that he wasn't bullet proof and now he's scared. Poor baby.

Please get treatment, Cruz! Talk about being scared.

I love it when PapaSwersky is in charge. I really feel for the mother in this. The actress is doing an
amazing job.

Ty: I never thought I'd be sayin' this - I would rather be writing parking tickets right now

Ty and Little Finney have the acting like construction workers down. Spin the hardhat is a popular
game.

Little Finney: I got your hat right here

*snicker* I love him.

I am soooo disappointed. See, I read a spoiler about the freaky hot dog vendor. The thought police
at NBC obviously made some casting and storyline decisions. Originally, this was a lot funnier.
Originally the freaky hot dog vendor was a lot more freaky.

How to put this delicately. . .

You ever hear of the song "Lola"? Or maybe "Funky Cold Medina"? For the country fans "Queen
of Memphis"?

Yeah. See Thought Police.