“Finder-Spyder”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

Finder-Spyder offers search engines for Web, images, news, forums, and blogs, also, Phone Trace, a for-a-fee reverse phone number lookup tool.^[7]

Appearances

Bones "The Geek in the Guck" (16 Oct 2014): Appears as SpyderFinder, "The Best Search Engine on the Web," used by teenage boys in search of porn.

Breaking Bad "Cat's in the Bag..." (27 Jan 2008): Skyler uses FinderSpyder's Phone Trace feature to do a reverse lookup to discover the identity of the caller behind a suspicious call.

Criminal Minds

"Zoe's Reprise" (18 Feb 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Pleasure Is My Business" (25 Feb 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Hopeless" (14 Oct 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Cradle to Grave" (21 Oct 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"100" (25 Nov 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Crossing Jordan: "Hubris" (7 Mar 2007){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Crime Scene Investigation

"Time of Your Death" (4 May 2006){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Meet Market" (1 Feb 2007): At the beginning of the episode, Michael Keppler (Liev Schreiber) uses Finder-Spyder to look up the victim.

Dexter{{Example needed|date=December 2018}}{{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

The Finder "Eye of the Storm" (8 Mar 2012){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

General Hospital Appears as SpyderFinder

Used by Nikolas Cassadine to look up "Rachel and Baxter Corbin"
Used by Rachel Berlin to "find out what comes up when you type in, Naomi Dreyfus"
Used by Elizabeth Webber to find out who "Amy Dryfus" is and discovers Hayden Barnes is actually Rachel Berlin
Used by Ava Jerome to look up unethical doctors who perform plastic surgery
Used by Curtis Ashford to look up "Peter August birth records"

Heroes "Hysterical Blindness" (12 Oct 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Hidden Palms "Party Hardy" (13 Jun 2007){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Homeland "Grace" (9 Oct 2011){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Hung Pilot (28 Jun 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Journeyman

"A Love of a Lifetime" (pilot) (24 Sep 2007): Main character, newspaper reporter Dan Vasser (Kevin McKidd), uses Finder-Syder on his iPhone to look up Neal Gaines (Christopher Warren).
"Friendly Skies" (1 Oct 2007){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"The Year of the Rabbit" (15 Oct 2007): Neal Gaines looks up the details of Melissa Waters' death.
"The Legend of Dylan McCleen" (22 Oct 2007): Neal Gaines looks up Dylan McCleen.

Moonlight "12:04 AM" (16 Nov 2007){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Prison Break

Pilot (29 Aug 2005){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"J-Cat" (10 Apr 2006): Used by LJ Burrows to search "O.Kravecki, Chicago" in order to find more about agent Paul Kellerman. {{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Unearthed" (30 Oct 2006) : Used by Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) to search information about Alexander Mahone (William Fichtner).{{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Dirt Nap" (21 Jan 2008): Used by Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) to search the name Gary Miller.{{Specify|reason=Needs more episode detail for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Safe & Sound" (22 Sep 2008) Used by Sara Tancredi to search "Laos" to find out more about a person named Lisa Tabak who took a plane there.
"The Legend" (10 Nov 2008){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Southland

"S1 E4: Sally in the Alley (9:48)" (29 Mar 2012){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability (sorry im new to wikipedia)|date=October 2015}}

Touch

"Safety in Numbers" (29 Mar 2012){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Eye to Eye" (1 Mar 2013){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Clockwork" (29 Mar 2013){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Weeds "Where the Sidewalk Ends" (20 Jul 2009){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

Without a Trace

"Baggage" (25 Oct 2007){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}
"Cloudy with a Chance of Gettysburg" (16 Dec 2008){{Specify|reason=Needs specific episode details for reasonable verifiability|date=October 2015}}

The X-Files

"My Struggle" (24 Jan 2016) Scully uses FinderSpyder to attempt to access Tad O'Malley's website.

Bosch

"Chapter Ten: Us and Them" (13 Feb 2015)
"Book of the Unclaimed Dead" (13 Apr 2018)

References

1. ^¹²{{cite web |url=http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/geekend/geek-trivia-search-party-of-the-second-part/2/ |title=Geek Trivia: Search party of the second part |publisher=TechRepublic (CBS Interactive) |date=16 Mar 2009 |accessdate=1 Apr 2014 |author=Jay Garmon |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/6eoSp0ZQi?url=http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/geekend/geek-trivia-search-party-of-the-second-part/2/ |archivedate=2016-01-26 |df= }} ()
2. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.howtogeek.com/trivia/the-search-engine-equivalent-of-the-555-telephone-numbers-seen-in-television-and-film-is/ |title=The Search Engine Equivalent Of The 555 Telephone Numbers Seen In Television And Film Is? |publisher=How-To Geek |accessdate=20 Jul 2015 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/6aAq03f6e?url=http://www.howtogeek.com/trivia/the-search-engine-equivalent-of-the-555-telephone-numbers-seen-in-television-and-film-is/ |archivedate=2015-07-20 |df= }} ()
3. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.cracked.com/article/231_5-things-hollywood-reuses-more-than-plots/ |title=5 Things Hollywood Reuses More Than Plots |publisher=Cracked (Demand Media) |date=11 Dec 2009 |accessdate=20 Jul 2015 |author=Seitz, Dan |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/6aApC6fJM?url=http://www.cracked.com/article/231_5-things-hollywood-reuses-more-than-plots/ |archivedate=2015-07-20 |df= }} ()
4. ^{{cite web | url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hldOUAoNHqo | title=Top 10 Fictional Brands from Movies and TV | publisher=WatchMojo.com | date=12 Aug 2013 | accessdate=1 Apr 2014}}
5. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.digititles.com/content/best-fake-brands-in-film-and-tv | title=Best ‘fake’ brands in film and TV | publisher=DigiTitles.com | year=2013 | accessdate=1 Apr 2014}}
6. ^{{cite web | url=http://mentalfloss.com/article/21023/quick-10-10-fake-brands-used-entertainment-industry | title=The Quick 10: 10 Fake Brands Used by the Entertainment Industry | publisher=Mental Floss | date=3 Mar 2009 | accessdate=1 Apr 2014 | author=Stacy Conradt}}
7. ^{{cite episode | title=Cat's in the Bag... | series=Breaking Bad | airdate=27 Jan 2008 | network=AMC Networks | season=1}} The wife of lead character, Walter White (Bryan Cranston), uses Finder SPYder's Phone Trace reverse phone number lookup tool to find out who was behind a suspicious call to her husband. Whether she used the 30-day free trial is unclear. Note the espionage-friendly capitalization of "SPY."

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