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Contents [] Plot K.C. Is given a mission by the Volunteens organization that pits her against Craig and his assignment to protect the ambassador. Cast Main Cast • as • as • as • as Recurring Cast • Rick Hall as • Alice Lee as • Rafael Petardi as Guest Cast • Paul Rogan as Auctioneer Absent Cast • as • as Trivia • The status of the Volunteens is unknown at the end of the episode, • and are absent • Eleventh time Judy is absent. • Ninth time Kira is absent. • is revealed to be evil as he agrees to help with her diabolical plan. • It's also unknown what happened to by the very end of the episode. • This is the first time where K.C.

Cole's superiors are impressed at his undercover work and how close he has gotten to Gittens, earning his trust while providing his superiors with intricate details into Gittens' organization. Cole's superior, Preston D'Ambrosio () worries that the line between cop and bad guy is getting blurred and that both identities are becoming one. He begins to see behavioral changes in Cole, as more and more, Cole starts to assume the J. Reid identity, and D'Ambrosio believes that Cole is getting too far deep undercover that, characteristically and morally, he may not be able to recover from. Because of this, D'Ambrosio places Cole on forced hiatus from undercover and sends him to a place in the woods far from the city to get his head straight and re-discover himself. During that time, Cole rediscoveres his identity and meets Myra (), an aspiring model during one of Cole's photography classes.

Female Cadet (as Latoya Lesmond). Martha (as Michi Mi). Red-Haired Cadet. Romeo Concepcion.

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Che (as Shyheim). GashMan (as Avery Waddell). Drug Dealer (uncredited) Rest of cast listed alphabetically. Plain clothes cop, ghetto scene (uncredited). Thug #4 (uncredited). Drug Dealer on Street Corner (uncredited).

Cole's loyalties are put to the ultimate test just as there is enough evidence to take Gittens down for good. Someday this will be the sort of movie that gets rented because Omar Epps is a big star and his fans didn't see this when it was released. There wasn't much WRONG with the movie, but there wasn't much to praise either. I found it fairly slow and tedious at parts, and it never really built much tension around going undercover. I compared it unfavorably to Reservoir Dogs it that aspect.

Over time, Cole develops a close friendship with Gittens. Cole's superiors worry that the line between cop and bad guy is getting blurred and that both identities are becoming one.

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Reid is a cop; Gittens calls Cole a sellout, and leaves in police custody. During trial, Cole (now out of undercover and back to his normal identity) testifies against Gittens and his organization. Cole puts in a good word for Breezy T., helping him reduce his sentence. Because of the evidence against him and Cole's testimony, Gittens is convicted and sentence to two consecutive terms of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Gittens and Cole share a final glance before Gittens is taken away. As Connelly and Scott hold a press conference for the conviction of Gittens (taking credit for Cole's undercover work in the process), Cole and Myra (assumed to be back together) are driving and listening to the press conference. Cole switches off the radio, while Myra reminds Cole that his undercover work was the sole reason Gittens is behind bars.

Gittens controls eighty percent of the drug traffic in, controls many of his opponents through bribery or intimidation, and appears to be untouchable. Building up his skills and credentials as an effective undercover officer, Cole earns the praise and adoration from his superiors, and he is eventually assigned to undercover work in the case against Gittens. Cole goes undercover, posing as a drug dealer under the name of J. He is determined to be the man who brings down Gittens underworld empire.

He didn't know how far he'd have to go. Hip-hop legend LL Cool J (Deep Blue Sea, 'NCIS: Los Angeles') is teamed with hot stars Omar Epps ('House', Scream 2) and Nia Long (Are We There Yet?, Big Momma's House) in a gritty crime drama about a dedicated young cop who goes undercover to take down a ruthless gangster! Officer Jeff Cole (Epps) is given a dangerous mission: infiltrate the syndicate of 'God' (LL Cool J), the charismatic and deadly crime lord who rules the city's streets! But as Cole sinks deeper and deeper into God's crew, he begins to get in over his head. Until the line that separates his true identity from his street persona begins to disappear! Also featuring Stanley Tucci (Easy A, Margin Call) and Pam Grier (Jackie Brown, 'The L Word'), this action-packed story unfolds with a power you'll find intensely entertaining!

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Myra, realizing that he has to go back undercover, begins to distance herself from Cole. As Cole becomes J. Reid once again, he becomes reacquainted with Gittens. Cole starts to see Gittens becoming unhinged and his sporadic violence in the community (with one example, Gittens beating a man and woman in the streets in broad daylight with his infant son in the car), going as far as beating one of his close associates with a pool stick and ramming the stick up the guy's anus, killing the man for making a pass at his baby's mother. The ruthlessness starts to get to Cole, as he dives deeper into his J. The further Cole goes undercover, the more his identities and loyalties are blurred between Jeffrey Cole, the undercover officer, and J.

Contents • • • • • • • History [ ] According to Ben Cook of, and Young Guv, 'In Too Deep' was originally a song, to be released by writer 's band and feature rapper in the verses. Music video [ ] The music video was directed by and premiered in September 2001.

Connelly and Scott disagree, and they come up with a sting to bust Gittens meeting with his suppliers, to which D'Ambrosio eventually agrees after Cole convinces him the importance of this sting. During the sting, where Cole and Gittens are meeting with Gittens' suppliers, the police arrive to arrest Gittens and the suppliers. A gunfight ensues, with the police and Gittens. Gittens advises his crew to lower their weapons and surrender (advising that his lawyers will get them out and a shootout with police is futile). Cole shields Gittens from police and a standoff ensues between the officers and an unhinged Cole, struggling between his loyalties. Realizing he is losing himself, Det.

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Each band member takes their turn diving off the board in comical fashion as they dive against their opposition, who dive with mocking perfection. After guitarist completes his dive, he then rises out of the water to play his guitar solo (Baksh and bassist have both confirmed this scene was inspired by the video for ' ' [ ]). After each dive, the video cuts to a scene of the band playing in an empty pool surrounded by fans. For the last dive, drummer does a comically dramatic dive similar to the dive done by Dangerfield's character in (known as the 'Triple Lindy' in the film) in which he bounces off of every diving board and lands perfectly in the water. Jocz is rewarded with near-perfect marks from the judges, the band wins the competition and the judges and some of the audience jump into the pool in celebration.

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Contents [] Plot K.C. And Ernie go undercover with a planet-loving group called the Volunteens, while Craig is getting in shape for his new assignment to protect an ambassador. Cast Main Cast • as • as • as • as • as • as Guest Cast • as • Alice Lee as • Myko Olivier as Reese • Rafael Petardi as • Victoria Scott as Trivia • This is the third time K.C.

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This article's plot summary may be. Please by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. ( October 2013) () Jeffrey Cole () is a recent graduate of the Cincinnati police academy who dreams of working undercover. Cole manages to get an undercover assignment the day of graduation and earns the praise of his superiors. Good at earning the trust of small-time drug dealers, Cole is given the task of taking down statewide crack dealer Dwayne Gittens (), an underworld boss so powerful that his nickname is 'God'. Gittens is known as a family man and a man of the people, contributing to his community and helping those in need. However, there is another side to him, a ruthless leader of a criminal empire who will torture or kill anyone without question.

The two eventually begin dating and D'Ambrosio (who checks in on Cole from time to time) begins to take notice of his new life away from undercover work. Cole tries to convince D'Ambrosio to let him go back undercover in the Gittens case, to no avail. D'Ambrosio is too concerned for Cole becoming the J. Reid persona and losing his identity for good. D'Ambrosio is eventually overruled by District Attorney Daniel Connelly () and agent Rick Scott (), reasoning that Cole is the only undercover cop to infiltrate Gittens crew as deep as he has, and Cole is the person who can bring down Gittens' organization. Cole is then reassigned to the Gittens case.

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I'm a big fan of Stanley Tucci, but he hasn't got much to work with here. That goes double for Pam Grier - her 'character' isn't much more than a target for a few of Omar's attacks after he goes 'too deep'.

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The last scenes are shown where Cole is teaching new young officers about undercover work, and the importance to never lose their cover or get too deep. Cast [ ] • — Jeff 'J. Reid' Cole • — Dwayne Keith 'God' Gittens • — Myra • — Preston D'Ambrosio • — Breezy T. • — Daniel Connelly • — Wesley • — Rick Scott • — Det. Angela Wilson • — Pam • — Dr.

Angela Wilson () talks him down and reminds him that he is Jeffrey Cole, not J. Reid, and to lower his weapon. Cole eventually gets a hold of himself and lowers his gun. As Gittens is being read his Miranda rights, Scott requests Cole to bring Gittens in (and exposes Cole's identity as an undercover cop). Gittens, in disbelief, denies all allegations that Cole is an undercover cop. Eventually Gittens realizes the magnitude of the situation and that J.

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The diving scenes were filmed at the since-demolished in the City of Industry, California. The pool scenes were shot at the Cadillac Jack's and Pink Motel in. Reception [ ] Superpeer of said 'This song just puts a smile on your face, and you have to love the short solo in it.' Track listing [ ] Single • In Too Deep (3:27) • Fat Lip (Live) (2:55) • All She's Got (Live) (3:02) • (Live, With on drums) (2:47) • Liam's awful rendition (3:23) Radio Promo CD • In Too Deep (3:27) • Fat Lip (2:58) Charts [ ] Chart (2001–02) Peak position Australia () 29 Austria () 52 Belgium ( Flanders) 36 Canada () 2 France () 36 Germany () 69 Ireland () 12 Netherlands () 41 New Zealand () 47 Switzerland () 87 (Official Charts Company) 13 U.S. Billboard 10 References [ ].

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MPAA Rated R for brutal violence, strong sexuality, language and drug content. Produced & released by Miramax Films, an Filmyard Holdings company.

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Cole has to prove he has street cred to gain a place in God's crew. At one point God sends Cole out on a mission with a couple of his cohorts with the intention of Cole killing a man that God wants dead. Trapped in that position, Cole goes along and has to find a way not to kill this man, but not blow his cover.

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Jeff Cole is a recent graduate of the Cincinnati police academy who dreams of working undercover. His wish is granted and through success is given the task of taking down state-wide crack dealer Dwayne Gittens aka 'God'. Gittens is known as a family man and a man of the people, contributing to his community and helping those in need. However, there is another side to him, a ruthless leader of a criminal empire who will torture or kill anyone without question.

Bratton • — Felipe Batista • - Frisco • — Mrs. Batista • — Murphy • — Melvin • - Ray-Ray • - Minister • - Esperanza Batista • - G.G. • — Lookout • — Miguel Batista • — Denise • — Ozzie • — Gash • — Martha (as Michi Mi) • — Loretta • — Che • — Drug Dealer on Street Corner • - Latique Reception [ ] The movie had mixed reviews. Box office [ ] The movie recouped its budget. Soundtrack [ ].

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Someday this will be the sort of movie that gets rented because Omar Epps is a big star and his fans didn't see this when it was released. There wasn't much WRONG with the movie, but there wasn't much to praise either. I found it fairly slow and tedious at parts, and it never really built much tension around going undercover. I compared it unfavorably to Reservoir Dogs it that aspect. I'm a big fan of Stanley Tucci, but he hasn't got much to work with here. That goes double for Pam Grier - her 'character' isn't much more than a target for a few of Omar's attacks after he goes 'too deep'.