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Absentia
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Episode13-13
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While investigating the murder of a pawnshop owner, a fugitive wanted for the killing of a woman twenty-five years ago is discovered and brought to justice.
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290
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Airdate
2.12.03
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E3314
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Mandy Patinkin (Glenn Fordeis aka Levi March) David Chandler (unknown) Peter Appel (unknown) Jordan Charney (Judge Donald Karan) Andrew McCarthy (Mr. Finnerty) Christina Rouner (Anne-Marie Gautreaux) Jean Brassard (Montreal Detective Rene Faberc) John Tormey (Retired NYPD Detective Will Ashman) Shannon Burkett (Carla Baker) Tracy Swallows (Rosalie Carmody) Sara Surrey (Jeanette Gautreaux) Gene Farber (Eddie Travandze) Polly Adams (Gabrielle Simone) Lauren Klein (Judge Carla Soloman) David Lipman (Arraignment Judge Morris Torledsky) Norma Fire (Appellete Judge Pamela Jensen) William Charles Mitchell (Appellete Judge J. Connelly) Jenny Deller (Marina Travandze) Tyrone Mitchell Henderson (Timmy Yeats) Sophina Brown (Dana) James Ryan (Robbie) J. Bernard Calloway (Corrections Officer) Lou Carbonneau (Crime Technician) L.B. Williams (Jury Foreman) Frank Bonsangue (Court Clerk)
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Written by Eric Overmyer
Directed by Martha Mitchell
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Darnell Martin
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Branch
Van Buren
Briscoe
Green
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Abuse
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Episode 2-11
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Two famous pop singers claim their son was killed fleeing a child molester, but detectives suspect parental neglect was the culprit -- and is putting the victim's sister in danger.
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33
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Airdate
1.26.01
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E1415
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Carole Troll (Mrs. Laughlin) Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth Olivet) Christine Andreas (Ricki Austin) Tamara Tunie (Medical Examiner) Michael Weaver (Unknown) Babo Harrison (Unknown) Francesca Faridany (Sarah) Leslie Ayvazian (Unknown) Hayden Panettiere (Ashley Austin Black) Amy Bouril (Holly) Teresa Venque (Housekeeper) Craig Wroe (James Woodrow) Ryan Woodring (Dr. Mandolar) Timur Kocak (Heavy Hitter #1) Allen Fitzpatrick (Dr. Safford) Bill Fairbairn (Heavy Hitter #3) Ben Epps (Officer Grant) Brian Cahill (Uniform Policeman) Christopher Burns (Officer Hall) James Weston (Edwards) Fiddle Viracola (Mrs. Roqueford) Paul Tiesler (Corbin) Peter Samuel (Parsons) Josh Prince (Heavy Hitter #2) Michael Phelan (Seth) LaTonya Borsay (Marianne Weston)
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Written by
Dawn DeNoon
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Lisa Marie
Peterson
Story by
Gwendolyn M. Parker
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Lisa Marie
Peterson
Directed by
Richard Dobbs
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Characters
Stabler
Benson
Munch
Tutuola
Cragen
Cabot
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Access Nation
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Episode12-15
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McCoy goes after an Internet company that provided a former rapist who was the patient of a murdered psychologist with information from the victim's confidential computer files.
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268
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Airdate
2.27.02
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E2215
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Frank Whaley (John McDowell) Robert Lupone (Marc Branson) J.K. Simmons (Dr. Emil Skoda) Josh Radnor (Robert Kitson) Jennifer Bassey (Patricia Conley) George Guidall (Kenneth Conley) Ray Boknour (Craig Gerring) Sarah Knowlton (Jasmine Kosovich) Yaani King (Monique Thomas) Frank Lewallen (Virgil Rice) Megan Byrne (Myra Kamp) Tracy Thorne (Abby Williams) Charlotte Colavin (Judge Lisa Pongracic) Stephen McKinley Henderson (Trial Judge Marc Kramer) Hassan Iniko Johnson (Arnold) Delissa Reynolds (Ms. Thomas (Mother)) Will Osborne (Clarence McBride) Kevin Kane, Jr. (Matt Preminger) Liza Colon-Zayas (Sherry Velez) Jackye Roberts (Principal) Teddy Coluca (Frank) Miguel Sierra (Miguel) Pell James (Chloe) Mike Figueroa (Andre Suarez) Pete Simpson (CSU Technician) Sean Owens (Uniform Cop) Larry S. Gregory (Uniform Cop #2)
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Summary
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Written by
Sean Jablonski
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Teri Kopp
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Act of God
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Episode 5-17
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A child is killed when a bomb explodes at a construction site, and McCoy sends a man to jail -- only to rethink the conviction when the police find another suspect.
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#
105
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Airdate
3.22.95
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69422
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Robert John Burke (Arthur 'Buzz' Palley) Melinda Mullins (Chris Chappel) Skipp Sudduth (Hank Chappel) Randy Danson (Delores Hartman) Stephen Singer (David Pence) Ileen Getz (Irene Krasner) Steve Harris (Calvin Tiller) Jordan Lund (Lester Bishop) Paul Austin (Newbill) Frank Savino (Lopez) William Wise (Frank Stevens) John Newton (Judge Eric Caffey) Lynn Cohen (Judge Elizabeth Mizener) Reade Kelly (Roy Beggs) Ralph Byers (Alex Gaston) Andrew Pang (Mr. Kee) Robert Leddy Jr. (Kevin) Darci Picoult (Mrs. Cuneo) Colleen Gallagher (Mrs. Christine Lyttle) Michael Garfield (DeForrest) Larry Attile (Drinking Man) Mike Cicchetti (Morris) John Younger (Doctor) Mark McDonough (Casey) John McLoughlin (Jury Foreman)
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Written by
Ed Zuckerman
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Walter Dallenbach
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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Admissions
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Episode 9-22
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A coed is found strangled and stabbed, and the investigation reveals her relationship with a professor -- and McCoy becomes suspicious of two male students who provide each other with airtight alibis.
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203
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Airdate
5.19.99
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E0224
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Kurt Deutsch (Andrew) Christopher Gartin (Dennis Michaels) Maddie Corman (Melissa Slater) Frank Converse (Mr. Kelly) John Cunningham (Mr. Crowley) Paul Dillon (Unknown) Joanne Camp (Unknown) Michael Kell (Unknown) Miguel Sandoval (Dr. Miguel Clemente) Donna Hanover (Judge Deborah Bourke) John Gabriel (Bernard Kincaide) Isa Thomas (Melva Clayman) Sam Jaeger (Bill Conway) Francesca Carlin (Elizabeth Fong) Ezra Barnes (Justin McKenzie) Dylan Chalfy (Sean Tyler) Ana Reeder (Mary Uberti) Chris Ceraso (Rick Meyer) Catrina Ganey (Janet Renfro) Don Creech (Tony Smith) David Wike (Rick Pendergrast) Ray Fitzgerald (Joe Ligelli) Margarita Espinosa (Carmela Hernandez) Amanda Spain (Kiki Samuels) Drew Starlin (Alex Brown) Tom Lock (Chip Morgan) Annette Arnold (Alana Werner) Liz Larsen (CSU Technician Jessica Reed) Harry Bouvy (Sam Welby) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers) J.K. Simmons (Skoda)
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Summary
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Written by
Kathy McCormick
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Lynne E. Litt
Story by
William N. Fordes
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Lynne E. Litt
Directed by
Jace Alexander
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Aftershock
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Episode 6-23
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McCoy, Briscoe, Kincaid and Curtis react in very different ways to witnessing the lethal injection of a convicted killer. (Jill Hennessy's last episode.)
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#
134
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Airdate
5.22.96
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K0125
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Len Cariou (Professor Mac Geller) Jennifer Garner (Jamie) Jennifer Bill (Cathy Briscoe) Tom Riis Farrell (Bud) Jerry Grayson (Mike) Joe Lisi (Reds Carpenter) Madison Arnold (Leonard Jensen) Paul Austin (Sean Daugherty) Mal Z. Lawrence (Sam) Jim Moody (Joe) Chris Bauer (Mickey Scott) Charles Dumas (Don Van Buren) Michael Hannon (Mark) Billy Otis (Manny Rose) Andrew Weems (David Silverman) Gil Rogers (Main in Suit) David Edward Jones (Hobbs) Joanna Beckson (Linda) Erin Cohen (Miss Stadler) Susan Willis (Mrs. Landers) David Bryant (Reporter #1) Merri Ann Milwe (Reporter #2) John Fiore (Profaci) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet)
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Written by
Janis Diamond
Story by
Michael S. Chernuchin
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Janis Diamond
Directed by
Martha Mitchell
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Agony
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Episode 9-5
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The investigation into the murder of a mailman and the torturing of a woman results in the arrest of a serial killer who wants to make a deal to avoid the death penalty -- only he didn't commit the crime.
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186
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Airdate
11.4.98
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E0216
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Mark Blum (Frank Lazar) Christina Haag (Katherine 'Kitty' Lansing) Barbara Andres (Mrs. Anne O'Brien) Alex Wipf (Mr. O'Brien) Christopher Patrick Mullen (Matt Bergstrom) Clark Middleton (Ellis) Tracy Sallows (Erica Davies) Alex Scott (Michael Ashford) Elizabeth Hanly Rice (Michelle Ashford) Stevie Ray Dallimore (Roger Lansing) Jordan Bayne (Melody Kane) Alison Sheehy (Morgan Bryant) David Alan Basche (Jack McKinney) Lee Shepherd (Harry Kaufer) Christopher Innvar (Gavin Lapeer) John Leonard Thompson (Sam Franklin) Jenifer Krater (Diane Bauer) Valerie Leonard (Eileen Wimberly) Issac Bright (Eddy Acosta) Sal Petraccione (Ray Cardenas) Jay Raphael (Jerry Warner) Saidah Arrika Ekuldna (Dr. Claire Metoyer) Avo Haynes (Natalie Antos) Nadine Mozon (Assistant M.E. Janet Glynn) Donna Villella (CSU Technician Donna Richter) Lin Tucci (Amy Cardenas) Lee D'Angelo (Helen Kurtzman) Larry Clarke (LaMotte) J.K. Simmons (Skoda) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers)
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Summary
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Written by
Kathy McCormick
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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All My Children
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Episode11-20
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The son of a wealthy real estate magnate is found murdered at his prep school, and the investigation leads to a mystery woman who may have been using the boy to extort money from the father.
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249
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Airdate
5.2.01
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E1326
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James Shanklin (John Davis) Henry Woronicz (Peter Wilder) Deirdre O'Connell (Joanna Wilder) Julianne Nicholson (Jessie Lucas) Kristin Griffith (Brenda Lucas) Fernando Lopez (Unknown) Tessa Auberjonois (Karen Drucker) Chip Zein (Stephen Cromwell) Iris Little-Thomas (Judge Barbara Husky) Kelly Cole (Richie) D.L. Scroder (Dennis Burke) Jerome LePage (Greg Carter) Paul Geier (Dr. Rhinebeck) Stuart Feldman (Frank Denson) Keith Norris (Adam) Lynne Lipton (Mrs. duBow) Kathleen Butler (Audrey Dunn) Jonathan Teague Cook (Paul Bregman) Nancy Ticotin (Detective Reina Perez) Joe Passaro (Joe Panero) Aisha de Haas (Technician) Barney Fitzpatrick (Doorman) Al Roffe (Ray) Larry Paulsen (Judge Adam Milgram) Charles Tuthill (Father) Frank Cameron (Boy) Rich Duva (CSU Technician)
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Written by
Barry Schindel
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Noah Baylin
Directed by
David Platt
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Ambitious
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Episode 9-21
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The murderer of an audio installation salesman has links with the mob, and McCoy is faced with the difficult task of convincing witnesses to testify -- and of guaranteeing their safety.
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202
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Airdate
5.12.99
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E0221
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Mark Linn-Baker (Tom Wilder) Richard Libertini (Bernie Sklar) Jeremy Davidson (Sean Russo) Jennifer Van Dyck (Attorney for Wilder) Louis Guss (Vincent Carpeñana) Roger Serbagi (Judge Robert Quinn) John Driver (US District Attorney Bob Gervitz) Joe Piscopo (Jeff Stahl) Julia Mueller (Mrs. Lisa Gibson) Chelsea Lagos (Kimberly Davis) Angela Pietropinto (Isabella Russo) Sarah Rafferty (Jennifer Shaliga) Ray Iannicelli (Alfred Celaga) Joseph Gay (Terry Small) David Jung (Jackson) Ralph Lucarelli (Joseph Russo) Edmund Wilkinson (Albert "Lucky" Martin) Stephen Stout (Phil Sager) Domenick Lombardozzi (Jason Vitone) Sybyl Walker (Patti Cassell) Larry Sherman (Arraignment Judge Colin Fraser) Philip M. Cowan (Gergory Ellis) Chris Orbach (Augie) Mario D'Elia (Pete Suppa) Miguel Sierra (Landers) Tony Misiano (Jose) Barbara Gonzalez (Maria) Al Roffe (Manuel) Anna Damergis (Court Clerk)
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Written by
Barry M. Schkolnick
Story by
Richard Sweren
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Barry M. Schkolnick
Directed by
Christopher
Misiano
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Amends
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Episode 11-7
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Under pressure from police brass to reduce a backlog of unsolved cases, Briscoe and Green look into the 20-year-old case of a murdered teenage girl, and link it to the spoiled son of a well-connected family.
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236
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Airdate
11.29.00
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E1302
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Ron Leibman (Barry Nathanson) Ken Marks (Michael Sarno) Remak Ramsay (Ambassador Peter Sarno) Shawn Elliott (Judge Joseph Rivera) Tom Aldredge (Officer Charlie Curren) James Hanlon (Unknown) Barbara Andres (Alice Mosley) Brad Sullivan (Tommy Brannigan) Merwin Goldsmith (Arraignment Judge Ian Fiest) Bill Buell (Chris Paley) Elizabeth Hess (Janice Trainor) Tommy Hollis (Dean Isaac Wadleigh) Mateo Gomez (Johnny Estrada) Laurie Williams (Stephanie Luchien) Barry Snyder (Fred Jenks) Marcia Haufrecht (Brenda Jenks) Michael Shelle (Dr. Roy Hermann) Ray Virta (Alxex Citren) Thomas Lyons (Detective Byrne) Richard Michael Hughes (Chief) Peter Ratray (First Deputy) Jimmy Palumbo (Gomez) Stephanie Berry (Bidner) Marina Durell (Soledad Estrada) Carol Emshoff (Peggy Brannigan) Ian Helfer (Paralegal) Joseph Hein (J.J.)
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Written by
William N. Fordes
Directed by
Matthew Penn
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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American Dream
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Episode 4-8
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The discovery of a decomposed body in a tattered blue blazer at a construction site results in the resurrection of one of Stone's old cases, and brings him face-to-face with a brilliant criminal.
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74
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Airdate
11.10.93
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69018
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Zeljko Ivanek (Phillip Swann) Scott Sowers (Billy Doyle) Mark Tymchyshyn (Chip Rafferty) Bernie McInerney (Judge Michael Callahan) Sophie Hayden (Beverly Dorfman) Bernie Passeltiner (Harry Schuman) Margaret Hilton (Mrs. Whitaker) Guy Davis (Russell Bobbitt) Jeff Robins (John Ross) Stephen Payne (George Mazlansky) Charles Major (Peterson) Josh Pais (Medical Examiner Borak) LaDonna Mabry (Dubief) Paul Hoover (Peabody) Norma Fire (Appellate Judge Jensen) Janny McDonald (Appellate Judge Ellen Fraser) George Bartenieff (Appellate Judge Frederick MacNamara) Chester A. Sims (Appellate Judge Gordon Humphrey) Stephen Berger (Liebowitz) Jane Caldwell (Jill) Vic Noto (Parking Attendant) Matt Malloy (CSU #1) Joel Blake (Murphy) Kay Walbye (Jury Forewoman) John Fiore (Profaci)
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Summary
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Written by
Sybil Gardner
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
Stone
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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American Jihad
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Episode 13-1
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A double homicide puts police on the trail of a troubled young man who uses his interpretation of Islamic fundamentalism as justification for the crime -- and the disrespect he shows the American justice system.
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278
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Airdate
10.2.02
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E3304
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Ali Farahnakian (Attorney Anwar Muhammed) Gordon MacDonald ( ) Donna Hanover (Judge Deborah Bourke) Richard Bekins (unknown) Merritt Weaver (Jennifer Taylor) Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth Olivet) Wil Horneff (Greg Landen aka Mousah Salim) Jason Butler Harner (Bernard Noah) Ramon De Ocampo (Michael Sanchez) Abigail Lopez (Eva Sanchez) Robin Mattson (Francine Landon) Katie Kreisler (Stephie) Jeff Brooks (Charles Scott) Jordan Lage (University Dean Jeff Bodner) Pilar Witherspoon (Gina Sparrow) Jason Kolotouros (Derek Greer) Stewart J. Zully (Sal) E.J. Carroll (Kevin Bracken) Paul Urcioli (Dog Walker) Ned Coulter (Dr. Tom Byra) Amro Salama (Salman Mogezi) John E. Cariani (Julian Beck) Larry Sherman (Arraignment Judge Colin Fraser) Andrea Navedo (Detective Ann Cordova) Liz Larsen (CSU Technician Jessica Reed) Joe Gonzalez (Sgt. Martinez) Derek Argobright (CSU Technician Mahoney) Josh Kleinmuntz (Court Clerk)
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Summary
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Written by Aaron Zelman
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Mark Guggenheim
Directed by Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy Southerlyn
Branch
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Based loosely on the story of John Lindh Walker, the "American Taliban"
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Angel
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Episode 6-8
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When a baby girl disappears, Briscoe and Curtis zero in on the mother, who claims God told her to kill the child, leaving McCoy and Kincaid to battle the defense of divine intervention in court.
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#
119
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Airdate
11.29.95
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K0114
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Elizabeth Hanly Rice (Leah Coleman) Michael Dolan (Keith Coleman) Michael Willis (Father Carner) Joan Copeland (Judge Rebecca Stein) Fisher Stevens (Ross Fineman) Ralph Buckley (Cox) Danton Stone (Jack Wilderman) Jon Lee (Dr. Robert Hayashi) Nelson Vasquez (Ricardo Hernandez) Mimi Bensinger (Beatrice Dichter) Anthony Mangano (Sluizer) John C. Havens (Waiter) Tresha Rodriguez (Reporter #1) J. Timothy Ewing (Reporter #2) Keely Eastley (Jury Forewoman) John Fiore (Profaci) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet)
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Summary
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Written by
Michael S. Chernuchin
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Janis Diamond
Directed by
Arthur W. Forney
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Angels
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Episode 4-6
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The body of a sexually abused boy discovered in a bus luggage compartment leads the SVU to a NAMBLA cell which is smuggling young victims into the country.
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72
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Airdate
11.1.02
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E3106
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Michael Hayden (Dr. Walt Massey) Pablo Santos (Ernesto Diaz) Kate Skinner (Laura Massey) Tamara Tunie (Medical Examiner Warner) Peter Hermann (Trevor Langon) Glenn Fleshler (Forensic Odontologist Dr. Noah Kamon) Mike Hodge (Port Authority Supervisor) Gideon Jacobs (Shawn Massey) Will Arnett (Tony Damon) Patrick Cassidy (Dr. Stewart Lynch) Bo Kaprall (Head Dispatcher) Camilla Enders (Nora) John Knox (Henry) Michael Lopez (Juan Lynch) Felipe Dieppa (Ramon Lynch) Danny Dennis (Starter) Welly Yang (CSU Technician) Craig Bockhorn (Attorney Lambert) Lenore Pemberton (Queens SVU Detective Katie Moore) Yvette Mercedes (Bus Driver #2) James Andrew O'Connor (Bus Driver #1) Alice Niedermair, RN (Woman) Steve Smaldon (Port Authority K-9 Officer)
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Written by Jonathan Greene
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Robert F. Campbell
Directed by
Arthur W. Forney
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Characters
Stabler
Benson
Munch
Tutuola
Cragen
Cabot
Huang
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Animal Instinct
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Episode 3-18
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A renowned genetic research scientist is murdered and the investigation leads to a group of animal-rights activists -- until the victim's troubled marriage and the existence of a mistress come to light.
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62
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Airdate
3.17.93
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68021
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Frances Fisher (Susan Boyd) John Cunningham (Donald Walsh) Charles Brown (Riggs) Allan Arbus (Dominick Keith) George Murdock (Judge Eric Bertram) Peter Maloney (Lab Technician) Lawrence Pressman (Wesley Burke) David Schechter (Dirk Chesney) Mary Joy (Linda Briskin) Edmond Genest (Judge Feldman) William Andrews (Frank MacCrae) Martina Degnan (Sonja Hughes) Robert Trumbull (Dean Jerome Parks) Frank Biancamano (Larry Norbash) Peter Birkenhead (Pelkie) Anthony DeRiso (Peters) Nick Smith (Ferguson) Carol Vernon (Jury Forewoman) John Fiore (Profaci) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet)
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Summary
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Written by
Michael S. Chernuchin
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Sybil Gardner
Directed by
Ed Sherin
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Cragen
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Anti-Thesis
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Episode 2-3
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Detectives links the murder of a university president to a graduate student who is having an affair with a British professor -- a woman with a dark past who turns out to be more than a match for Goren.
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25
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Airdate
10.13.02
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E3203
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Olivia d'Abo (Dr. Elizabeth Hitchens aka Nicole Wallace) Linda Emond (Dr. Christine Fellowes) Peter Gerety (George Dawkins) Daniel London (Mark Bayley) Reg E. Cathey (Professor Roland Sanders) Philip Bosco (Dr. Winthrop) Geoffrey Cantor (Ronald Hardin) Craig Chester (Derek) Doug Barron (Hamilton Frisch) Pascale Armand (Valerie Goodman) Jason Furlani (Detective Ponds) Liani Pai (Janey Lin) Tess Lina (Vana) Shauna Hurley (Katie Robbins) Jane Sweet (Female Student) Khaz B. (Male Student)
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Written by Eric Overmyer
Story by Dick Wolf, Rene Balcer
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Eric Overmyer
Directed by
Adam Bernstein
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Characters
Goren
Eames
Deakins
Carver
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Apocrypha
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Episode 4-7
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A bomb goes off in the garage of a Wall Street banking complex, and the sole victim is a young woman whom Stone and Kincaid believe was brainwashed into planting the bomb by a charismatic cult leader.
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73
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Airdate
11.3.93
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69013
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Lawrence Pressman (Nicholas Burke) Bibi Besch (Margaret Berman) Cheryl Giannini (Louise Gruman) Ted Sorel (Stuart Melnick) Deena Martin (Barbara Mann) Joyce Ebert (Mrs. Hendricks) Sam Robards (Daniel Hendricks) Tim Kelleher (Dale Rudolph) Dan Desmond (Paul von Egidy) Maggie Burke (Judge Elayne Link) Neal Huff (Donald Melnick) Rhea Silver-Smith (Joanne Rudolph) Raymond Genadry (Assad Asalam) William Hill (Hines) Stan Lachow (Judge Renner) Alan Pottinger (Wiley) Martin Kildare (Garrett) Paul O'Brien (Officer Barnes) Mark Kenneth Smaltz (Grady) Louis Cantarini (Diggs) Jason Andrews (Carney) Cheryl Adam (Wendy Berman) Charles Malik Whitfield (Smith) Ann Coleman (Jury Forewoman) Nicholas B. Daddazio (Court Clerk) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet) John Fiore (Profaci)
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Summary
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Written by
Michael S. Chernuchin
Directed by
Gabrielle Beaumont
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Characters
Stone
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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Appearances
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Episode 4-19
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The body of an eight year old beauty pageant contestant is found on a bus, leading the detectives to a paroled sex offender convicted in Florida ... and while there is no question about his involvement and how it was committed, it had been played out on a virtual-pronography website, putting the owner of the web hosting company on trial for facilitation of murder.
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#
85
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Airdate
3.28.03
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E3110
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John Cullum (Barry Moredock) Eric Thal (Tommy Hedges) Julie Boyd (Sally Lathan) Peter Hermann (Attorney Trevor Langen) Susan Kellermann (Mrs. Hedges) Paul Doherty (Jeff Lathan) Tamara Tunie (Melinda Warner) Brian Kerwin (Stanley Billings) Sheila Tousey (Judge Danielle Larson) Joel de la Fuente (CSU Technician Morales) Michael Hobbs (Mr. Routhel) Gabriel Millman (Kevin Routhel) Bailey Slattery (Amy Prescott) Ellen Whyte (Mrs. Prescott) Carolee Carmello (Sylvia Price) Chan Casey (Rob Canotti) Richard D'Alessandro (Bartender) Scott Johnsen (Bomb Squad Detective) William Oliver Watkins (ESU Sergeant) Jose Rosario (Bus Driver) Sherry Anderson (Mrs. McNamara) Winslett Wilson (Stacey) Sean Sanders (Caleb) Stephanie Schweitzer (Girl) Jason Madera (Young Man) Sandy Moore (Jury Foreman)
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Written by Stephen Belber
Story by
Liz Friedman,
Vanessa Place
&
Stephen Belber
Directed by
Alex Zakrzewski
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Characters
Stabler
Benson
Munch
Tutuola
Cragen
Cabot
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Aria
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Episode 2-3
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A young actress kills herself with a drug overdose after her mother sabotages her career, and the subsequent investigation links both mother and daughter to a porn director.
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25
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Airdate
10.1.91
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67411
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Maura Tierney (Patricia Blaine) Tony Roberts (Defense Attorney Pollard) Marilyn Rockafellow (Elizabeth Blaine) Michael Countryman (Dr. Joseph Stern) Tovah Feldshuh (Danielle Melnick) Stephen Newman (Dr. Seliger) Lisa Nicole Carson (Jasmine) Maria Pitillo (Angel Greer) Lewis Black (Director Franklin Frome) Mary B. Ward (Priscilla Blaine) Dylan Haggerty (Roger Glenn) Catherine Wolf (Criminal Trial Judge Rosemary Hale) Mary Doyle (Judge Dreiser) Lou Martini Jr. (Melton) Frank Vincent (J.Z.) Jay Goede (Graham) Vinny Capone (Larry) Ed Kovens (Ed Zakaris) Schuyler Grant (Callie) Vincent A. Curatola (Court Clerk)
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Written by
Christine Roum
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Michael S. Chernuchin
Directed by
Dan Scardino
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Cerreta
Logan
Cragen
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Armed Forces
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Episode 12-2
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An investigation into the murder of a down-and-out Vietnam veteran uncovers an incident that involved the victim and three other members of the dead man's unit.
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#
255
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Airdate
10.3.01
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E2210
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Michael Murphy (Nolan Tinsdale) Jack Willis (Mayor Stanley Fletcher) Charles Brown (Stephen Morehouse) V Craig Heidenreich (unknown) Dan Desmond (unknown) Leslie Hendrix (Medical Examiner Rodgers) Kate Burton (Ms. Gardner (Attorney)) Thu Do (Hon Trung) Leon Quang Le (Court Translator) Nelson Lee (Kenny Eng) Fran Lebowitz (Arraignment Judge Janis Goldberg) Andrew Pang (Bao) Marie Masters (Laura Tinsdale) Andrea Navedo (Detective Ann Cordova) Ruth Gottschall (Registered Nurse) Sean McCourt (Salesman) Edmund Lyndeck (Howard Eastman) Jeff Talbott (Dr. Rudd) Mike Rock (Captain Davis) Fay Wolf (Carla Burns) Marisa Valente (Mandy) Kevin Alexander (Detective Bell) Jeff Robins (Morris Kopp) Joe Paparone (Hank) Ralph Lucarelli (Frank) Sanda Raves-Phillips (Landlady) Randy Frazier (Ralph) Rod Brogan (Owner) Charlee Chiw (Sam) Tracy Howe (Sargeant) William H. Burns (Beat Cop) Merri Milwe (Court Clerk)
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Summary
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Written by
Richard Sweren
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Sean Jablonski
Directed by
Martha Mitchell
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Art
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Episode 1-2
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An arrogant Austrian art dealer is the prime suspect in the murders of a museum curator and an art authenticator, but the key to the case is finding an elusive forger.
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2
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Airdate
10.7.01
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E2110
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Tomas Arana (Rudy Langer) Linda Gehringer (Katherine Jackson) Sam Freed (unknown) Tom Bloom (Bernard 'Bernie' Jackson) Marceline Hugot (unknown) Toby Poser (Anne Ellis) Richard Thompson (unknown) Lisby Larson (unknown) Isiah Whitlock Jr. (Crime Scene Detective) Elizabeth Marvel (Sylvia Moon) Lynn Cohen (Mina Cohen) Tracy Howe (Martell) Clifford David (Ralph Kozinski) John Scurti (Fred DeLuca) Susan Blackwell (Joan Rhoden) Pamela J. Gray (Maryanne Foster) Jay Devlin (Gary Payton) Crystal Bock (Assistant) Helen Harrelson (Janet Rocomora) Neal Hemphill (Casale) Matt Fischel (Owen Caffey) Barry Shurchin (CSU Technician)
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Summary
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Written by
Elizabeth N. Cosin
Directed by
David Platt
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Characters
Goren
Eames
Deakins
Carver
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Episode 13-8
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Evidence in the murder of a limo driver points the finger of guilt at a star baseball player, especially the fact that the deceased was engaged in blackmail.
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#
285
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Airdate
11.27.02
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E3308
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Jay O. Sanders (Alan Fenwick) Josh Stamberg (Martin Stanley) Bill Dawes (David Arkuss) Peter McRobbie (Judge Walter Bradley) Leslie Hendrix (Medical Examiner Rodgers) J.K. Simmons (Dr. Emil Skoda) Reynaldo Rosales (Kevin Seleeby) Michael Kelly (Douglas Karrett) Sue Jin Song (Suzy Ikedo) Karen Shallo (Arraignment Judge Anna Shiro) Joe Passaro (Peter Bosford) Nick Gregory (Thomas Duffy) Chip Persons (Roger Ellery) Soomi Kim (Detective Ronnie Shimura) C.S. Lee (Forensics Technician Turot) Paul D'Amato (Ralph Pena) Jennifer Don (P.O. Sarah Peterson) Rachel Stern (Leslie) Kim Topper (Meredith) Kerrianne Spellman Cort (Assistant Medical Examiner Sally Lane) Joseph Pentangelo (Doorman) Brian Cahill (CSU Technician Marks) Les McDonough (Bailiff) Robert Arcaro (Foreman)
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Summary
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Written by Terri Kopp
Directed by
Steve Shill
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Branch
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Reference is made to the Allan Iverson trial of July 2002.
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Asunder
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Episode 2-7
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The wife of a police officer accuses her husband of rape, but the investigation uncovers a history of domestic violence -- committed by the wife against her husband.
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#
29
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Airdate
12.1.00
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E1404
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Amy Carlson (Patricia Andrews) Kevin O'Rourke (Attorney) Nestor Serrano (Sergeant Lloyd Andrews) Joanna Merlin (Arraignment Judge Lena Petrovsky) John Ramsey (Arraignment Judge Walter Schreiber) Dylan Price (Danny Tatum) Peter Francis James (Judge Kevin Beck) Jerome Preston Bates (Officer Clarkson) Tom Tammi (Deputy Commissioner) Mario Mendoza (IAB Detective Santiago) Mark Lotito (IAB Detective Howard) Brennan Brown (Brendan Walsh) Victor Verhaeghe (Officer Powell) Meryl Goodfader (Clerk #1) John Hartman (Clerk #2) Paul Stolarsky (Cyrus Parker)
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Summary
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Written by
Judith McCreary
Directed by
David Platt
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Characters
Stabler
Benson
Munch
Tutuola
Cragen
Cabot
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The character Det. Danny Tatum also appears in "Countdown" and "Protection," but in all three episodes he is said to be from different precincts.
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Asylum
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Episode 2-4
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The investigation into the stabbing of a man in front of a coffee shop leads to a delusional homeless man, but the case is threatened because the discovery of the murder weapon was made without a search warrant.
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#
26
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Airdate
10.8.91
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67409
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Matthew Cowles (Christian 'Lemonhead' Tatum) Ron McLarty (Mr. Scoler) Elizabeth Lawrence (Miss Elsie Hatch) Lycia Naff (Mimi Sternhagen) Wendy Radford (Miss Fahey) Michael Tolan (Norman Ackerman) Bill Alton (Judge Bernard O'Malley) Russell Garrett (Sal Violet) Melissa Fraser Brown (Miss Murdoch) Stuart Rudin (James Joseph Polesky) Lex Monson (Homeless Man #1) Jack Wallace (Homeless Man #2) Tom Riis Farrell (Homeless Man #3) Jane White (Appellate Judge A. Green) William Mesnick (Appellate Judge Leonard Rosenblum) Graham Brown (Appellate Judge Barry Marton) Ira Wheeler (Appellate Judge #5) Dan Grimaldi (Counterman) Mary Testa (Dilbeck) Steven Randazzo (Quinn) George T. Odom (Attendant) Alexandra O'Karma (Technician) Alexander Draper (Nathan Robbins) Tessell Williams (Hotel Clerk) Sam Baum (Law Clerk) Michael Cannis (Reporter #1) Meg Anderson (Reporter #2) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet)
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Written by
Kathy McCormick
Story by
Robert Palm
Directed by
Kristoffer
Siegel-Tabori
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Cerreta
Logan
Cragen
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Atonement
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Episode 6-18
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Briscoe and Curtis suspect that a model who has disappeared is a murder victim, and their search for her body lead them to a drug dealer, a photographer, an athlete and a limo driver.
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#
129
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Airdate
4.10.96
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K0123
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Joseph Lyle Taylor (Brown) Michael Imperioli (Johnny Stivers) Joanna Merlin (Deirdre Powell) Josh Hopkins (Ken Soames) Mark Zimmerman (Frederick Scannel) Philip Coccioletti (Rick Kasteler) Karen Williams (Monica Wickes) Margo Martindale (Ms. Best) John Woodson (Detective Henry Jones) Hal Robinson (Mr. Lasko) Patti Allison (Mrs. Lasko) Caprice Benedetti (Amber) Michaleen Babich (Joan) Angelina Fiordellisi (Zoe Stivers) Mark Lotito (Nance) William Severs (Judge Henry Fillmore) Mick o'Rourke (Gaffers) Patty Dworkin (Carol) Andrew Pang (Mr. Nakiyama) William Paulson (Sampson) Lionel Pina (Officer Ortega) John Elson (Officer Crain) Joan Bogden (Mrs. Dublinsky) Rick Gomez (Ticket Taker) John Nacco (Mr. Libby) Chris Walker (CSU Technician Cummings) David Haugen (Jenner) Lisa Kron (Warren) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers)
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Summary
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Written by
Morgan Gendel
Story by
Ed Zuckerman
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Morgan Gendel
Directed by
Martha Mitchell
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Attorney Client
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Episode12-22
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When the wife of a high-profile defense attorney is killed, detectives think the lawyer might have been the real target -- and find plenty of suspects, including a disgruntled client and a disappointed lover.
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#
275
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Airdate
5.8.02
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E2225
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Annie Parisse (Jasmine Blake) Helen Carey (Charlotte Swan) Peter Friedman (Harold Jensen) Randy Graff (Hillary Morton) Ron Orbach (Max Hellman) Victor Verhaeghe (Bobby Caldwell) Ted Kazanoff (Judge Daniel Scarletti) Richard Ziman (Marty Benowitz) Larry Block (Darryl Moffet) Alma Cuervo (Talia de Salvo) Ronnie Farer (Gina Berry) Lord Jamar (Leon Griggs) Dariush Kashani (Howard Spencer) Raquel Mondin (Gabriella Cruz) Michael Luggio (Manager) Michael Countryman (Bob) Laura Sametz (Sheila) Rhett Rossi (Lonnie Stiles) Frank Pando (Bartender) James Flaherty (Doorman) Bruce Smolanoff (CSU Technician) Robert Manganaro (Clerk) Marcell Rosenblatt (Foreperson)
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Summary
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Written by
Jill Goldsmith
Directed by
Matthew Penn
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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