Marvel's Luke Cage Season 1 9

"DWYCK"

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Marvel's Luke Cage Season 1 Episode 9
September 30, 2016

Episode Title

"DWYCK"

Director

Tom Shankland

Writers

Christian Taylor

Producers

Aïda Mashaka Croal, Akela Cooper, Gail Barringer

Previous Episode

Next Episode

"Blowin' Up the Spot"
(September 30, 2016)

"Take It Personal"
(September 30, 2016)

Appearing in "DWYCK"

Featured Characters:

• Luke Cage (Main story and flashback) (Apparent death)

Supporting Characters:

• NYPD
  • Detective Misty Knight (Main story and flashback)
• Claire Temple

Villains:

• Diamondback (Willis Stryker) (Main story and flashback)
• Harlem's Paradise
  • Shades
  • Sugar
  • Darnell (First appearance)
  • Zip
  • Councilwoman Mariah Dillard (Main story and flashback)
• Domingo Colon

Other Characters:

• Dr. Gabe Krasner (First appearance)
• Rafael Scarfe (Mentioned)
• The Delfonics
• WJBP-TV
  • Megan McLaren
• Cornell Stokes (Corpse) (Main story and flashback)
• Jazmine Stokes (Mentioned)
• Malik (Mentioned)
• Mamma Mabel (Mentioned)
• NYPD
  • Officer Masterson (First appearance)
  • Inspector Priscilla Ridley
• "Steel Serpent" (Mentioned)
• Reva Connors (Mentioned)
• Soledad Temple (Mentioned)
• Pete Stokes (Photo)
• Alex Wesley
• Thembi Wallace (Mentioned)
• Pop (Mentioned)
• James Lucas (Mentioned)
• Dr. Noah Burstein
• Albert Rackham (Mentioned)
• Yardies (First appearance)
  • Neville Barnwell (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
• Peter Hong (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
• Juan Carlos Castro (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
• Jacques Alef (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
• Kelly Knight (Mentioned)
• WZTM News (Named only)

Locations:

• Earth-199999
  • Earth
    • United States of America
      • New York
        • New York City
          • Harlem
            • Harlem's Paradise
            • Pop's Barber Shop
            • 29th Precinct Police Station
            • United Palace Theatre (Mentioned)
            • Peter Luger Steak House (Mentioned)
      • Georgia
        • Seagate Prison (Photo)
        • Noah Burstein's House
      • Boston (Mentioned)

Items:

• Judas Bullet (Mentioned)

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "DWYCK"

• Synopsis not yet written.

Notes

• The Gang Starr song the episode is named after is "DWYCK" (probably meaning Do What You Can, Kid), from their album Hard to Earn. While the song and the episode don't have much in common, there is a blatant reference to the song when Misty is being offered lemonade by Dr. Krasner. Dr. Krasner offers the drink, saying it's a popular drink, and Misty replies saying that it still is. This references the line "Lemonade was a popular drink and it still is" from the song.

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Discuss "DWYCK" on the forums
• Gallery for the Marvel's Luke Cage series

Cast

Recommended Media

• None.

Links and References

• None.
  

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