Season 2, Episode 17: Paramedics Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) feud over whether the truth should always be told.

Season 2, Episode 10: Paramedic DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) engineers a blind date for Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and it's something less than a success.

Season 2, Episode 20: Paramedics DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) and Gage (Randolph Mantooth) are accused of stealing $500 from a heart attack victim.

Reno's former partner, Elaine Hart (KIM JOHNSTON ULRICH), asks him to help locate Richie Pascoe (KEVIN GAGE), an unethical cop she testified against. Pascoe intends to have her killed by a hit man unless she can stop him. Reno and Elaine track Pascoe to his palatial mountain retreat where he is killed during a motorcycle pursuit. Meanwhile, a contingent of East Coast drug dealers arrives at Pascoe's, expecting a shipment and mistaking Reno for Pascoe. Reno and Elaine pretend Reno is indeed Pascoe, hoping to find Pascoe's cache of drugs and apprehend the drug dealers. Instead, they find themselves in trouble when the head buyer shows up and discovers their ruse.

Dee Snider, of the Twisted Sister heavy metal music group, made his debut as a screenwriter and producer with this horror film, directed by John Pieplow. A psycho on the Internet uses the handle, Captain Howdy (Snider), an obvious reference to the unseen Ouija board spirit in The Exorcist (1973). After the abduction of his daughter Genevieve (Linda Cardellini), detective Mike Gage (Kevin Gage) is on the case, joined by detective Christian (Brett Harrelson). Kidnapper Captain Howdy is eventually captured and sent off to the asylum. Released four years later, Howdy is hanged by a vigilante mob led by redneck Jackson Roth (Robert Englund). Reborn as Carleton Hendricks (Snider), Howdy turns against the vigilantes, kidnaps Genevieve a second time, and once again confronts Gage. Snider also contributes an original heavy-metal tune for the closing credits. ~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide.