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RAKE
Air Date: Thursday, January 30, 2014
Time Slot: 9:00 PM-10:00 PM EST on FOX
Episode Title: (RAK-104) "A Close Shave"
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 30

--"RAKE"-- (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) CC-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1

KEEGAN DEFENDS THREE AMISH MEN ACCUSED OF A HATE CRIME ON AN ALL-NEW "RAKE" THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, ON FOX

Omar J. Dorsey ("Eastbound & Down") and Alexandra Breckenridge (FAMILY GUY, "American Horror Story) Guest-Star

Keegan takes on the case of three Amish bakers accused of attempted murder. Their crime? Shaving off the beard - considered a symbol of a man's faith and devotion in the Amish religion - of a bishop who was trying to retrieve a sect member in Los Angeles whom he thought was being kept against her will. Meanwhile, Scarlet and Ben plan a recommitment ceremony and Keegan uses a helpful transportation app called "Joyride," on which he meets driver Brooke Alexander (guest star Alexandra Breckenridge), a slightly overeducated, sports-betting girl who seems too good to be true in the all-new "A Close Shave" episode of RAKE airing Thursday, Jan. 30 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (RAK-104) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)

Cast: Greg Kinnear as Keegan Deane; Mirando Otto as Maddy Deane; John Ortiz as Ben Leon; Necar Zadegan as Scarlet Leon; Bojana Novakovic as Melissa "Mikki" Partridge; Tara Summers as Leanne Zander; David Harbour as David Potter; Ian Colletti as Finn Deane.

Guest Cast: Emjay Anthony as Adam Leon; Nicolas Bechtel as Max Leon; Jenna Ortega as Zoe Leon; Omar J. Dorsey as Roy; Anne Gee Byrd as Frances Leon; Kim Hawthorne as Gloria Barzmann; Alexandra Breckenridge as Brooke Alexander; Madison Mason as Bishop Guth; Josh Close as Jedidiah Miller; Rebecca Forsythe as Mary Stultzfoos; Bruster Phoenix Sampson as Mordechai; Devan Long as Solomon; Josh Cruze as Arthur Leon; Nigel Gibbs as Ed Chambers; Catherine Dent as Judge Dupre; Patrick Robert Smith as Howie; Jeffrey Nordling as Bruce; Bill Cobbs as Federal Judge.

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