Republic Of Doyle - Season 4
Republic of Doyle is a Canadian comedy-drama television series set in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, which originally aired on CBC Television. It premiered on January 6, 2010 and ended on December 10, 2014, with a total of 77 episodes over the course of 6 seasons.[1]
Republic of Doyle - Season 4
In season two, Leslie is seen to be in a relationship with the Mayor, William Cadigan Clarke. Unfortunately, throughout the relationship, she finds out unnerving things about the Mayor and, even though she is happy to be with him, believes that he is dirty. This reaches a climax in the episode St. John's Town when she is forced to arrest him for fraud. An investigation is started on Leslie and it is looking bad.
She is working as a traffic cop for one episode and warns Jake to stay away from her. Leslie ends up a sergeant a little later and hates Jake with all of her being because Jake got her fired at the end of season 2.
In season four, Leslie and Jake begin their relationship again, continuing on for the entire season as lovers.(However in episode 7 In Brigus Leslie states Jake is her "Boyfriend" officially making their relationship public.) Later in the season, Leslie is offered a promotion, which would require her to move to Ottawa. Jake states his intention to move to Ottawa with her, but these plans are halted by Jake's disappearance at the end of the season finale.
Leslie resumes her relationship with Jake towards the end of the season when she sleeps with him in his surveillance van, with a new openness towards the prospect of having children. The Mayor Bill Clarke (Leslie's old boyfriend) gets out of jail on good behavior, which causes Leslie to punch him in the face. She is soon kidnapped by Brogan however, being buried underground with a limited oxygen supply to be used as leverage against Jake. She is found in the final moments of the season finale in a comatose state and being rushed to the hospital. Jake is being accused of killing Bill Clarke.
In the start of season 6, Jake is stuck in Her Majesty's prison while Leslie is fighting for her life in a coma. When she wakes up from the coma, while appearing normal Leslie begins suffering from a series of nightmares and other psychological issues, leading her to question her relationship with Jake.
The fourth season brings with it some new characters who shake up the Republic in fine style. Officer Monica Hayward (Patricia Isaac) is the newest member of the police force and she?s determined to make a name for herself, even at the expense of one Jake Doyle. As if that wasn?t challenging enough, Jake must also contend with local drug slinger Taylor Gossard (Joel Thomas Hynes) who has his eyes set not only on taking his business to the next level, but on Leslie Bennett as well.
Last season, "Republic of Doyle" left us with plenty of unanswered questions. Will Des survive the gunshot wound to his stomach? Will Tinny pursue a relationship with her biological father, a man who once kidnapped her? How will Jake mourn the loss of his beloved Pontiac GTO, which was last seen blown to smithereens?
Allan Hawco, the showrunner, co-creator and star of "Doyle," promises that the first episode of season 4 will resolve all of the outstanding cliffhangers, and set the show up for an action-packed season full of surprises. This season will be peppered with several notable guest stars, including Erin Karpluk ("Being Erica"), Luis Guzman ("Boogie Nights"), Angus Macfadyen ("Braveheart") and returning characters played by Paul Gross ("Due South") and Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle.
We obviously left last season in a bit of a cliffhanger. And we've moved to Sundays now, which is a really interesting move and something I'm very excited about. I feel like our old slot was really competitive, a tight night, particularly in our genre in terms of mystery. I feel like Sunday there's an opportunity for us to grow and open to a market of people who may not have had a chance to watch before. I like to take risks every year, to do something to bring the show to another level.
This year, we have a chance to delve deep into more characters, beyond Jake and his world. We did a really cool thing at the end of season 3 where we reveal that Paul Gross, who plays Kevin Crocker, is Tinny's natural father. And neither Tinny nor Crocker knew about this. And of course he's Jake's arch-nemesis, so that's an interesting thing throughout the season.
Oh yeah. We'll be seeing him a lot. He kidnapped Tinny in season 2, and he obviously didn't realize he was kidnapping his daughter. We get to watch and see if this will change him, and what Jake's response to all of this is going to be and how that all plays out. Tinny evolves in a big way, too. She's growing up. And so is Jake. It's fun to see Jake make that transition from boy man to man-man. [Laughs]
Yeah. [Sighs] That was hard. Each season we pick up about six months after we left off, for the most part. He's had enough time to grieve. I promise after Sunday night, after the first episode, you'll get a very good handle on what the fates of our cliffhangers are. The whole thing with Des, whether you like it or not, we take a leap there. We figure out what Jake's going to do about a car, whether he takes the bus for the rest of the season or what. And we have some great guest stars for the first episode, too.
Erin is in the second episode. She ends up getting intertwined in ... there's a strange personal plot with Leslie Bennett throughout the first season that gets all tangled up in a bunch of very dark and fun things. Erin Karpluk's character gets mixed up in all of this stuff, or at least she's on the periphery.
I want to pretend there's a rivalry between us, but he's truly the nicest guy. I went with some of the production team to visit him in the off-season in Galway [Ireland]. We watched his wife, Marie, in a play. We hung out. Any opportunity I get to be alone with Sean is special because he's such a good guy.
The series follows the lives and cases of the Doyle & Doyle private detective agency in St. John's, Newfoundland, headed by Jake Doyle, his father Malachy, and Malachy's girlfriend Rose. Also along for the ride are Jake's niece Tinny, his estranged wife Nikki (for the first season, at least), Sergeant Leslie Bennet of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, and a graffiti artist named Des.
Solignac, 25, this season has the second-most minutes (41 in two appearances) of the possible replacements. The 6-foot, 171-pound striker also has the pedigree. Solignac scored 23 goals in 47 games during two seasons in Finland and another two goals in 10 games in the Argentine first division before signing with the Rapids last May. At the time of his signing the Rapids touted Solignac as a true No. 9 and he played there until Kevin Doyle arrived.
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