[This isn't the first mention of albacore.] Jake's door is labeled with bold letters: "J.J.Gittes & Associates, Discreet Investigations."In another room are Jake's well-dressed partners, "operatives" Walsh (Joe Mantell) and Duffy (Bruce Glover), associates who assist Gittes in gathering evidence, taking photographs, and snooping on the extra-marital indiscretions of rich, wayward spouses.The aggressive gang members leave the fenced-in playground and cross he tenement street.In the famous, dazzling opening sequence, they gradually break into a highly-stylized dance and then burst into a daring, high-stepping sequence - an exhilarating, inventive, visual ballet of pirouettes, vigorous athletic moves, and running jumps that symbolizes heir dominance and energy - they are readying themselves for a gang brawl.Then Lecktor responded with the real reason for Graham's visit, something Graham didn't want to admit: "You came here to get a look at me, to get the old scent back again, didn't you?" As he was looking over the files of the serial killer he had agreed to assist capture, Lecktor asked, almost as an afterthought: "Would you like to leave me your home phone number?" He then added as Graham hastily departed: "Do you know how you caught me? The reason you caught me, Will, because we're just alike.I can never forgive them for the death of my boy."The new helmsman Vulcan Lieutenant Valeris (Kim Cattrall) (and Spock's protege and eventual replacement) was standing outside Kirk's door (and overheard his narration), as she announced the rendezvous with the Klingon'sKronos One; following a slightly-tense dinner party, a mysterious event occurred - it appeared that theUSS Enterprisefired a pair of torpedoes at the Klingon ship, disabling its artificial gravity as two white Federation-uniformed men (with gravity boots) beamed onto the ship and mortally wounded Chancellor Gorkon; Dr.