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Double or Nothing is the eighteenth episode of the third season of Angel, and the sixty-second episode overall. Gunn's past comes back to haunt him when the owner of a casino attempts to collect on his debts.

Guest Stars: Andy Hallett (Lorne), Mark Lutz (Groosalugg), Jason Carter (Repo-Man), Patrick St. Esprit (Jenoff), John David Conti (Male Elderly Demon), P.B. Hutton (Female Elderly Demon)

Co-Stars: Nigel D. Gibbs (Doctor)

Contents 1 Plot Overview 2 Notes 2.1 Monster of the Week 2.2 Body Count 2.3 Music 3 Arc Advancement 3.1 Happenings 3.2 Characters 3.3 Referbacks 4 Trivia 4.1 The Show 4.2 Behind the Scenes 4.3 Allusions and References 4.4 Memorable Moments 5 Quotes 6 Reviews

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[edit] Monster of the Week

• Jenoff: Jenoff is the owner of a casino primarily patronized by demons. He offers a service in which someone can trade their soul for something the need right at that instant. Later, he collects on that soul by gouging out the patron's eyes and absorbing it into his body. Jenoff also has regenerative properties which allow him to regrow limbs, including his head.

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#	Whom	By Whom	How	Where
1	Skench	Gunn	Stabbed	Lair

[edit] Music

Music is listed in order of appearance in the episode

• Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise

[edit] Arc Advancement

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[edit] Characters

• Gunn: Approximately 7 years prior to this episode, Gunn sold his soul in order to get a truck. His debt is wiped clean after Angel cuts off Jenoff's head and lets everyone in the casino beat on him. Gunn mentions that he was 17 when this happened, which would put him somewhere around 24 by the time the events of this episode occurred.

• Angel: Angel is seen deconstructing Connor's crib in this episode. This can be taken as him finally accepting that his son is gone.

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[edit] The Show

• M.I.A.: Although Wesley appears in this episode, he does not have any dialogue because of the damage to his vocal cords.

[edit] Behind the Scenes

• Ratings: On its first airing, this episode scored a 3.4/5 in the overnight Nielsen ratings. It was ranked 5th out of the 15 WB shows which aired that week.
• Shooting Location: The scenes at the casino were shot at Larry Flynt's Hustler Casino while it was still open for business.

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[edit] Reviews

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