Marvel's Luke Cage Season 1 13

People needed someone that didn't require a warrant or shield to get things done. Call it a vigilante, or a superhero, call it what you will, but like it or not, I finally accepted that that someone had to be me.

-- Luke Cage

Appearing in "You Know My Steez"

Featured Characters:

Luke Cage (Carl Lucas) (Main story and flashback)

Supporting Characters:

Villains:

Diamondback (Willis Stryker) (Main story and flashback)
Harlem's Paradise
- Councilwoman Mariah Dillard (Main story and flashback)
- Shades (Hernan Alvarez)
- Alex

Other Characters:

James Lucas (Mentioned)
Hammer Advanced Weapons Systems (Mentioned)
Dave Griffith
Alicia
Soledad Temple
Candace Miller (Death)
Lonnie Wilson
Farley (First appearance)
Etta Lucas (Mentioned)
Dana Stryker (Mentioned)
NYPD
- ESU Lieutenant Mario Green (Full name first revealed)
- Inspector Priscilla Ridley
- Sergeant Jake Smith
- Bailey
- Officer Albini (Mentioned)
- Detective Chang (Mentioned)
WJBP-TV
- Thembi Wallace
Aisha Axton
Matt Murdock (Mentioned)
Damon Boone (Mentioned)
Pop (Only in flashback)
Mama Mabel (Mentioned)
Rafael Scarfe (Mentioned)
Cottonmouth (Cornell Stokes) (Only in flashback)
Marshall Franco (First appearance)
Marshall Johnson (First appearance)
Colleen Wing (Name Only)
Dr. Noah Burstein
Connie Lin
Jin Lin

Locations:

Earth-199999
- New York City
  - Harlem
    - Harlem's Paradise
    - Pop's Barber Shop
    - 29th Precinct Police Station
    - Soledad Temple's Apartment
    - Crispus Attucks Complex (Only in flashback)
- Seagate Prison (Mentioned)

Items:

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "You Know My Steez"

Synopsis not yet written.

Notes

The Gang Starr song the episode is named after is "You Know My Steez", from their album Moment of Truth. Like the song, the episode celebrates an individual (or a group) single-handedly rectifying a situation with their own style and ease.
The episode features a musical performance of "100 Days, 100 Nights" by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings.

Trivia

Claire takes a contact number from a flier that's advertising self-defense lessons. The teacher of the class is Colleen Wing, who was later introduced in Marvel's Iron Fist.
The outfit Misty wears in the final moments of the episode closely resembles her usual attire in the comics.
Series showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker was planning to ask musician Prince to perform in this episode, but Prince passed away before the episode was filmed.^[1]

Cast

Character	Actor
Luke Cage	Mike Colter
Detective Misty Knight	Simone Missick
Shades	Theo Rossi
Diamondback / Willis Stryker	Erik LaRay Harvey
Claire Temple	Rosario Dawson
Councilwoman Mariah Dillard	Alfre Woodard
Soledad Temple	Sonia Braga
Bobby Fish	Ron Cephas Jones
Inspector Priscilla Ridley	Karen Pittman
Dr. Noah Burstein	Michael Kostroff
Thembi Wallace	Tijuana Ricks
Candace Miller	Deborah Ayorinde
Teenage Carl Lucas	Clifton Cutrary
Teenage Willis Stryker	Jared Kemp
Aisha Axton	Ninja Devoe
Dave Griffith	Jeremiah Richard Craft
Bailey	Justin Swain
Alex	John Clarence Stewart
Sergeant Jacob "Jake" Smith	Lee Sellars
ESU Lieutenant Mario Green	P.J. Marshall
Marshall Johnson	Andre Jackson

Recommended Media

None.

Links and References

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Footnotes

↑ Coker, Cheo Hodari (6 October 2016). The "Swear Jar" was for Prince. I was going to show him the first two episodes and convince him to play in episode 13.. Twitter. Retrieved on 31 October 2016.

[0] Coker, Cheo Hodari (6 October 2016). The "Swear Jar" was for Prince. I was going to show him the first two episodes and convince him to play in episode 13.. Twitter. Retrieved on 31 October 2016.

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