- Original release
- Previous episode S01E04 - The Case of the Stolen Skateboard
- Number S01E05
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Director
Paul Feig
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Writer
Donick Cary
- Country United States
- Genres Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
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The Case of the Lonely White Dove
A recently-paroled Russian enlists the services of Jonathan to search for the object of his infatuation, a songstress known only as "The Lonely White Dove." He checks out the bar where she sings and convinces Suzanne, Ray, and Leah to have dinner there the following night without revealing his primary intention. George gets in touch with his feminine side to boost his magazines' dipping sales.
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