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Baby Killer
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Episode 2-5
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Racial tensions mount when a 7-year-old Hispanic student is arrested for the murder of his black schoolmate, and the murder weapon is tied to an unsolved slaying.
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27
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Airdate
11.17.00
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E1411
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Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth Olivet) Nicolas Martí Salgado (Elias Barrera) Carlos Leon (Nicky 'Machete' Crow) Josh Pais (Robert Sorenson) Sara Ramirez (Mrs. Barrera) Robert Montano (Mr. Berrara) Gloria Irizarry (Dorothea Strada) LaChanze (Ms. Pivik) Leslie Ayvazian (Unknown) Brian Adam DeJesus (Unknown) Jeffrey DeMunn (Chief Assistant District Attorney Charlie Phillips) Jalyl Ali Lynn (Jamal Morales) Donovon Hunter McKnight (Tommy 'TJ' James) Jomo Morris (Sammy) Gene Canfield (Detective Geary) Patricia Rae (Sonia Paredes) Ira Hawkins (Arraignment Judge) Gilbert Cruz (Magazine Vendor) Daniel Roman (Tony Calas) David Jung (Tech) Tracy Howe (Uniform) Sidne Anderson (Lorena Jackson) James Villani (Bobby 'Money Man' Cruise) Jimi Lorio (Ballistics Tech) Frank Lombardi (Officer Larrabe) Vanessa Quuas (Reyna McCreary) Ming Lee (Kyung Kwan) Maria Elena Mestayer (Mrs. Ortiz) Linda Hazel Humes (Mrs. Watson) John Hartman (Clerk) Sasha Todd (Rosario) Ron Bohmer (Dr. Randall Forbes) Antonio Charity (Man in Crowd) Wendie Barrie Wilson (Dr. Elise Heath) Michele Ragusa (Reporter #1) Dan Remmes (Reporter #2)
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Written by
Lisa Marie Peterson
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Dawn DeNoon
Directed by
Juan J. Campanella
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Characters
Stabler
Benson
Munch
Tutuola
Cragen
Cabot
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Bad Blood
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Episode1-11
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Stabler and Benson suspect a violent ex-convict in the murder of a gay man whose father heads a conservative watch dog group. Meanwhile, Munch searches for Benson's biological father.
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11
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Airdate
1.14.00
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E0916
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Angie Harmon (ADA Abbie Carmichael) Dean Winters (Detective Brian Cassidy) Michelle Hurd (Detective Monique Jeffries) Camryn Manheim (Ellenor Frutt) James McCaffrey (Jesse Hansen) Amy Ryan (Lorraine Hansen) Stephen Beach (Unknown) Stephen Barker Turner (Steven Hale) Peter Rini (Officer Joe Bandolini) Jerry Lanning (William H. Langdon) Leonid Citer (Andre Lasnik) Anthony Mangano (Mancini) Irene Mazeski (Cindy Stocklash) Scott Robertson (Mr. Shore) Joseph Jamrog (Detective Pete) Chris Orbach (Ken Briscoe) Alex Sullivan (Mikey) Michael Early (Gerald) Ken Land (Bob) Zoe Yeoman (DNA Technician) Carla Klein (Victim (Serena Benson) Voiceover)
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Summary
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Written by
Lisa Marie Peterson
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Dawn DeNoon
Directed by
Michael Fields
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Characters
Stabler
Benson
Munch
Cragen
Carmichael
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Camryn Mannheim plays "Ellenor Frutt" in the series The Practice.
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Badge
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Episode 1-20
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An investigation into the multiple murders of a city auditor and his family lead to several former police officers.
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20
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Airdate
4.28.02
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E2124
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Jack Koenig (Ron Sherword) Mark Nelson (Mancuso) Robert Clohessy (Phil Legrand) Viola Davis (Officer Terry Randolph) Susie Essman (Ron Sherwood's Secretary) Beulah Quo (Cecilia Wang) S. Epatha Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren) Mary McCain (Mandy Sherwood)
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Summary
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Written by Marlane Gomard Myer
Story by Marlane Gomard Myer
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Rene Balcer
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
Goren
Eames
Deakins
Carver
Van Buren
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Baby, It's You
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Episode 8-6
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Part One of a crossover episode with Homicide: Life on the Street. The death of a 14-year-old fashion model from toxic shock syndrome lead detectives to suspect she was sexually assaulted in her Batimore home.
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163
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Airdate
11.12.97
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K2511
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Richard Belzer (Detective John Munch) Maureen Anderman (Gayle Janaway) Dan Hedaya (Leslie Drake) Tom Tammi (Dr. Steven Janaway) Zeljko Ivanek (Baltimore ASA Ed Danvers) Dan Frazer (Judge Barry McLellan) Jon Seda (Det. Paul Falsone) Richard Council (John Law) Yaphet Kotto (Baltimore Lt. Al Giardello) Jon Seda (Baltimore Det. Paul Falsone) Taro Alexander (Paul Delacourte) Sam Valle (Johnny Ramirez) Pamela Nyberg (Jeri Stein) Anne Bonvegna (Cassie Nobels) Maribel Gonzalez (Lucia Cottone) Isabel Segovia (Mrs. Ana Ramirez) Anne Frith (Sadie Appleyard) Ajay Kothari (Virgil Pipino) Melanie Vesey (Michelle) Richard Litt (Gronbeck) Gia Galeano (Gia) Billy Gillespie (Assistant Medical Examiner) Mick o'Rourke (Cameraman) Bob Wilson (Reporter #1) Nancy Nichols (Reporter #2) Dana Smith Croll (Reporter #3) Ray Virta (Reporter #4) Johnny Moreno (Detective #1) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers) John Fiore (Profaci) J.K. Simmons (Skoda)
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Summary
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Written by
Jorge Zamacona
Directed by
Ed Sherin
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Characters
McCoy
Ross
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Bad Girl
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Episode 8-21
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Adam Schiff's reelection as DA may hinge on the outcome of a case involving the murder of a police officer by a killer who claims to have had a religious conversion.
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178
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Airdate
4.29.98
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K2524
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Cliff Gorman (Judge Gary Feldman) Isabel Gillies (Monica Johnson) Geoffrey Nauffts (Unknown) Neal Jones (Unknown) Jennifer Bill (Cathy Briscoe) Ana Gasteyer (Unknown) Lynn Cohen (Judge Elizabeth Mizener) Ilana Levine (Unknown) Tom Wiggin (Unknown) Robert Vaughn (Carl Anderton) Joe Quintero (Jesse Rosado) Mark Lotito (Detective Mallory) Julian Gamble (Appellate Judge P. Slattery) Timothy Wheeler (Al Johnson) Michael Hyatt (Rachel Willis) Stephanie Berry (Dolores Weston) Mark Price (DJ Freaky) Laurie Williams (Sharon Sutton) Robert DeBlasio (Louis Salvi) Phyllis Kay (Gina Salvi) Robert Hatcher (Martin Butler) Karen Bergreen (Emma Govans) Dyron Holmes (Isaac Alvarez) Jason Kolotouros (Tilden) Rico Rosetti (Uni Quintana) Michael Corman (Jury Foreperson)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
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Richard Sweren
Directed by
Jace Alexander
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Characters
McCoy
Ross
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Bad Faith
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Episode 5-20
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A police detective -- and an old friend of Logan's -- is found dead, an apparent suicide, and the investigation leads to a neighborhood priest with a history of child molestation.
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108
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Airdate
4.26.95
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69426
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Bill Raymond (Father Joe Krolinksy) Kit Flanagan (Zinns) Scott Sowers (Stewart Waller) June Ballinger (Kate Krolinksy) Jan Leslie Harding (Judy Marino) Bill Marcus (McGill) Stewart Zully (Judge Novack) Steve Mellor (Rev. Navarro) Michael Cullen (First Uniformed Policeman) Billy Vann (Vince Coughlin) Eric Payne (Rick Bolden) Stephaney Cloyd (Joleen Gibson) Charles Stransky (Murphy) Joseph Mosso (Second Uniformed Policeman) Mary Kate Law (Oslyn) Bernie Sheredy (Russell Lehrman) Taiyi Greaves (Process Server) John Nacco (Corrections Officer) Dann Florek (Cragen) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet) Christine Farrell (Shrier)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
Directed by
Dann Florek
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
Cragen
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Baggage
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Episode 2-11
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Investigating the murder of an airline baggage supervisor, detectives uncover a scam involving credit cards.
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33
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Airdate
1.15.03
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E3209
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Lee Tergesen (Keith Ramsey) Danny Johnson (Walter Tate) Ron Ryan (Ralph Sullivan) E.J. Carroll (Desmond McCarthy) Colleen Clinton (Jenny Sullivan) Lynne Lipton (Mrs. Sullivan) Timothy Devlin (FBI Agent Lions) Rich Cooper (Louis Pens) John Coughlin (Bill Stuart) Jose Pablo Cantillo (Jack Martinez) Colette O'Connell (Sylvia Broderick) Thomas Lyons (Drew Luzma) Patricia Ageheim (Lucia Hastings) Jordan Matter (Detective Warren) Meghan Wolf (Steffi) Joseph LaRocca (Mike) Michelle Dawson (Liz) Yuri Naumkin (Simon) Barry Bradford (Jimmy) Greg Haberny (Crew Guy) Jim Wisniewski (Josh Drotos)
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Summary
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Written by Theresa Rebeck
Story by
Rene Balcer
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Theresa Rebeck
Directed by Constantine Makris
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Characters
Goren
Eames
Deakins
Carver
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Bait
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Episode 9-3
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When detectives look into the case of a Connecticut teen who is robbed and shot in the East Village, they uncover a drug operation -- and the cold-blooded murder of a little girl.
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184
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Airdate
10.14.98
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E0204
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Eddie Kaye Thomas (Ethan Vance) Jose Zuniga (Narcotics Detective Mark Rivera) Bill Moor (Bill Patton) Allen Fitzpatrick (Mr. Golding) Roberta Wallach (Michele Selig) Victor Colicchio (Reggie Mathis) Rafael Baez (Oscar Benvenidez) Ross Bickell (Warren Stanton) Victoria Clark (Detective at City Park) Thomas Guiry (Kevin Stanton) R. Emery Bright (Detective Leon Eggers) Vince Pacimeo (Judge Venturelli) Leslie Lachlan (Marcia Stanton) Glenn Hessler (Raymond Taylor) JB Smoove (Levon) Russell Harper (Eddie DeSantis) Jessica Cauffiel (Cashier) Toni James (Judge Jean Veysey) Sabra Jones McAteer (Tracy Teasdale) John Jellison (Mr. Teasdale) David Adkins (Dr. Lesser) Jeremy Nagel (Eric Pope) Sondra Gorney (Mrs. Kessler) Liz Larsen (CSU Tech Jessica Reed) Ted Arcidi (Landlord) Bob Ader (Father) Joseph Blair (Son) Wayne Maxwell (Derelict #1) Neil Harris (Derelict #2) Stephen Axelrod (CSU Technician Catalano) John Fiore (Profaci)
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Written by
David Shore
Story by
David Shore
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I.C. Rapaport
Directed by
Lewis H. Gould
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Barter
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Episode 7-12
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The shooting of a member of a co-op board may have been a case of mistaken identity, and McCoy goes to great length to prove the man responsible was a lender who used unscrupulous methods to get money owed him.
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146
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Airdate
2.12.97
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K1110
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George DiCenzo (Sam 'Bunny' Russo) Scott Bryce (Steven Tashjian) Victor Argo (Enrique Flores) Greer Goodman (Mrs. Ganz) Dana Reeve (Susan Tashjian) Scotty Bloch (Tashjian's Attorney) Meg Mundy (Mrs. Harriet Keenan) Tom Brennan (Mr. Art Ganz) Cynthia Darlow (Kay Jensen) Brian Howe (John Mack) Jordan Leeds (Joseph Kaiser) Bruce Kronenberg (Eric Hoffman) Olga Merediz (Kathy Burns) George Odom (George Holden) Mary Peterson (Linda Krinsky) Tom Bellin (Dave Sheehan) Alec Phoenix (Peter Messina) Vince Pacimeo (Det. Martino) Timothi-Jane Graham (Trainer) Christopher Loomis Brown (Car Dealer) James Goodwin-Rice (Mr. Mark Poletti) Ellen Tobie (Mrs. Poletti) Michael DeVries (William Vander) Joe Pussard (Owner) Annie Chapin (ER Doctor) Andy Utaberger (Guard) Robert Gomez (First Uniform Policeman) Robert Jimenez (CSU Technician) John E. Brady (Coroner's Assistant)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
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Eddie Feldman
Directed by
Dan Karlok
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Characters
McCoy
Ross
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Benevolence
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Episode 3-22
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A young, independent-minded deaf woman is murdered, and the suspects include her scorned lover and her mentor, the founder of an institute for the hearing-impaired.
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#
66
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Airdate
5.19.93
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68028
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Leon Russom (Gordon Bryce) Sam Gray (Judge Francis Chabot) Meredith Scott Lynn (Corrine Sussman) George Grizzard (Arthur Gold) Camille L. Jeter (Marcia Hendricks) John Cleary (Paul Crandall) Eliza Rubin (Gina Peters) Martin Priest (Jacob Brinkman) Ann Sachs (Mrs. McKenna) George Bamford (Mr. McKenna) James Villemaire (Ben Freed) John Maucere (Richard Fiorello) Helen Lloyd Breed (Myra Goldman) Isha Manna Beck (Lisa Talbot) Sofia Landon (Judith Bryce) Camryn Manheim (Martha Rollins) Harry Johnson (Lawrence Hodge) Jaime Tirelli (Chick Sullivan) Patrick Kerr (Frank Durnan) James Doerr (Mike Connell) Nance Robbins (Emily Chandler) Peter Kass (Judge Peeters) Maurice Shrog (Al Hardy) Bob Kirsh (Police Interpreter) Gilbert Cruz (CSU Carillo) Jim Lavin (Uniform Policeman) John Fiore (Profaci)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
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Doug Palau
Story by
Doug Palau
Directed by
Ed Sherin
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Cragen
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Best Defense
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Episode 2-4
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Det. Goren must keep ADA Carver in the dark as he attempts to prove that the person behind death threats aimed at another assistant district attorney is not the man's wife.
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26
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Airdate
10.20.02
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E3201
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David Marshall Grant (Assistant District Attorney Peter Bonham) Susan Floyd (Linda Bonham) Carlos Leon (Jo Jo Martinez) Olga Merediz (Mrs. Martinez) Jim Bracchitta (Vince Quitoriano) Keith Randolph Smith (Jailhouse Attorney) Margaret Reed (Allison Selwyn) T. Scott Cunningham (Jerry Selwyn) Joe La Piana (John Alfonzo) Nashawn Kearse (Eric Walters) Anney Giobbe (Lori) John Boyle (Bill Stanton) Edward Blanchard (Artie Kahn) Sean McCourt (Jay Nowak) Jason Weinberg (Rodney Brooks) Aura Vence (Susie Valdez) Christopher Mann (Eddie Wallace) Jason Furlani (Cop) Liberty Jean (Prison Librarian) Orville Mendoza (Mr. Sanchez (Super)) Isabel Blank (Sara Bonham)
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Transcript
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Written by Elizabeth M. Cosin
Story by Rene Balcer
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Elizabeth M. Cosin
Directed by
Gloria Muzio
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Characters
Goren
Eames
Deakins
Carver
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Big Bang
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Episode 4-16
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A nuclear physicist becomes the chief suspect when his estranged wife is killed by a letter bomb.
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#
82
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Airdate
3.2.94
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69027
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Randle Mell (Max Weiss) Jennifer Van Dyck (Shelly Conners) Bill Moor (Bill Patton) Harris Yulin (Dr. Edward Manning) Karen Sillas (Cynthia Thomas) Vince Viverito (Frank Rossi) Ellen Lancaster (Alice Weiss) Jeff Gendelman (Barry Ramsey) Brenda Thomas Denmark (Mary Willoughby) Jeanne Paulsen (Margaret Chandler) Steve Boles (Samuel Kessler) Rochelle Oliver (Judge Grace Larkin) Sheridan Crist (Hines) Nancy Bell (Phyllis Schur) Vinny Pastore (Jack) Lori Brown (Martha) Suzanne Toren (Anna Rossi) Malachy Cleary (Sanders) Patrick McCullogh (Jury Foreman)
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Written by
Ed Zuckerman
Directed by
Dann Florek
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Characters
Stone
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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B*tch
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Episode13-15
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The murder of a stockbroker leads detectives to a woman who uses hormone replacement therapy withdrawal as her defense.
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#
292
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Airdate
2.26.03
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E3320
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Lucie Arnaz (Jackie Scott) Melissa Errico (Lindsay Tucker) Maria Tucci (Helen Brolin) Fred Grandy (Neal Skinner) Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth Olivet) J.K. Simmons (Dr. Emil Skoda) Andrea Navedo (Detective Ana Cordova) Fran Lebowitz (Arraignment Judge Janice Goldberg) Nancy Franklin (Regine) Nancy Snyder (Cece Vandeveer) Tom Ligon (Phil Brucker) Bryan Hanna (David Nunan) Maura M. Knowles (Gertrude Maxwell) Martha Millan (Colossa) Zabryna Guevara (Salma) Chris Kipiniak (Vlady) Michael K. Weiss (Malcolm Sweetzer) Curt Karibalis (Judge Elmer Mann) Jason Pugatch (Assistant Medical Examiner Cantor) Shaun Powell (CSU Technician Barrett) Rick Johnson (Court Clerk)
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Summary
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Written by Michael S. Chernuchin
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Roz Weinman
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Branch
Van Buren
Briscoe Green
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Bitter Fruit
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Episode 6-1
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A young girl is abducted and murdered, and the suspect is shot and killed by the victim's distraught mother on the way to his arraignment.
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#
112
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Airdate
9.20.95
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K0105
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Richard Venture (Douglas Greer) Tom Tammi (Mr. Gaines) John Ventimiglia (Nick Capetti) Marilyn Chris (Mrs. Capetti) Tanya Berezin (Judge Janine Pate) Ellen Greene (Karen Gaines) Steven Stahl (Frank Sullivan) Joe Paparone (Charles Fleming) John Newton (Judge Eric Caffey) Curt Hostetter (Dr. Larry Koblin) John J. Tormey Jr. (Alan Krutsky) Rose Arrick (Dr. Jane Freeland) Bill Christ (Jamie Ehrenclou) Daniel Mastrogiorgio (Perry Behrens) Matt Malloy (CSU Supervisor) Alice Liu (Karyn Sasabe) Katherine Hiler (Young Mother) Scott Rabinowitz (Coroner's Assistant) Arnie Mazer (Bank Security Manager) Larry Sherman (Judge Colin Fraser) Todd Davis (Scavenger) Luis Caballero (Bodega Owner) Tom Grunke (Worker) Jody Wood (CSU Technician) Mark Casella (Co-Worker) Jim Lavin (Uniform Policeman) Scott Nicholson (Court Officer) Drew Militano (Arraignment Court Clerk) Michael Noth (Sentencing Court Clerk) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
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Jeremy R. Littman
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Black Tie
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Episode 4-5
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The police receive an anonymous tip that a wealthy man was murdered, but the medical examiner says he died from natural causes, and the wife won't permit an autopsy.
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#
71
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Airdate
10.20.93
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69004
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Hudson Leick (Kathy Rogers) Caroline Lagerfelt (Danielle Keyes) Viveca Lindfors (Helga Holtz) John McMartin (Larry Webber) Beverly Johnson (Marcela di Portago) Heidi Leick (Cathy Rogers) Robert Cicchini (Gerald Austin) Malcolm Gets (Lance Keys) Richard Bright (Mr. Quinn) Jeffrey DeMunn (Professor Norman Rothenberg) Lewis Arlt (Garrett Darby) Ben Hammer (Judge Herman Mooney) Tom Lacy (Whit Ferguson) Phillip Clark (Murphy) Andrew Mutnick (Asst. M.E. Felix Gates) Michael Hayward-Jones (Felix) Leslie Barrett (Appellate Judge Lewis Getman) Graham Brown (Appellate Judge Barry Marshall) Norma Fire (Appellate Judge Pamela Jensen) Judy Franks (Appellate Judge Jean Bryant) Ira Wheeler (Appellate Judge Bloom) Daniel Zelman (Bruce Abelson) Fred Burrell (Dr. Bradley) Billy Gillespie (Reporter #1) Reade Kelly (Jury Foreman) John Fiore (Profaci) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers)
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Summary
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Written by
Walon Green
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Michael S. Chernuchin
Directed by
Arthur W. Forney
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Characters
Stone
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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Black, White and Blue
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Episode10-17
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It seems like an open-and-shut case when the murder of a white youth in Harlem leads to two suspects who bragged about the killing and had the victim's jacket -- until two police officers are implicated in the crime.
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222
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Airdate
3.22.00
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E1120
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Earl Hindman (Riley) James Georgiades (Officer Patrick Flannery) Danny Johnson (Officer Earl Smith) Kevin Smith (Unknown) Ellen Foley (Annette Tobin) Michael O'Hare (Unknown) Jacques Smith (Unknown) Michael Hyatt (Elan Holt) Pee Wee Love (Jerome Weathers) Robert G. Mckay (Unknown) MacIntyre Dixon (Appellate Judge Vincent Miceli) Adam Arian (Dale Steward) Stephen Sable (Bobby Chang) Michele Santopietro (Karen Rachman) Keskhemnu (Eric Faulkner) Michele Harris (Linda Reisig) Jaime Tirelli (Sgt. Palatio) William Butler (Biggie) Latarsha Rose (Tina) Derek Richardson (Brad Wilder) Kamali Minter (Allie Johnson) Lalanya Masters (Sadie Lawton) Dominic Marcus (Lt. David Fernandez) Sebastian Sozzi (Alfonso) Cromer (Marcus Cook) William C. Mitchell (Judge J. Connaley) Emilio Del Pozo (Tony) Lucy Avery Brooks (Sally Radovic) Steve Hurwitz (Mitch Sandrich) Kim Sykes (Joanne Howard) Justin Edmund (Andrew Howard) Frank Mayers (Sgt. Thomas Radler) Angela LaGreca (Tracey Black) Tracey Aileen Leigh (Reporter #1) Sal Viviano (Reporter #2) Kevin Daniels (Reporter #3) John Hartmann (Clerk) Larry Clarke (Detective Morris LaMotte) David Lipman (Arraignment Judge Morris Torledsky)
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Summary
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Written by
Lynne E. Litt
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Matt Witten
Story by
Richard Sweren
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Schiff
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Blaze
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Episode 14-5
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A teenager's need for parental love, acceptance and recognition sets in motion the events leading to the deaths of 23 concert goers in a blaze started by a rock band's illegal pyrotechnics.
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#
306
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Airdate
10.29.03
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E4309
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John Doe (Teddy Connor) Aleksa Palladino (Teresa Drosi) Jenna Stern (Kathy Teller) Steven Marcus (Nick Stoller) Gordon Joseph Weiss (Mitch Selman) Jay Patterson (unknown) J. Smith Cameron (Linda Drosi) Jerome Preston Bates (Jerome Williams) Elizabeth Kemp (Debbie Grimes) Jay Edwards (Tom Champa) Cheryl Gaysunas (Sally Gaines) Colleen Sexton (Nancy) Carmen Roman (Arraignment Judge Louise Einhorn) Mike Hodge (Judge Delano Burns) Jonathan Togo (Eddie) Victory Jory (Joe) Patrick M. Edwar (Frank) Leon Adair Jr. (Court Clerk)
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Summary
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Written by Marc Guggenheim
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Aaron Zelman
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Michael S.
Chernuchin
Directed by
Gloria Muzio
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Branch
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Blood
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Episode 8-7
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McCoy and Lowell discover a husband with a dark secret and a troubled ex-wife in the case of a new mother who jumped -- or was pushed -- from her balcony.
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#
164
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Airdate
11.19.97
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K2502
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Stephen Mendillo (Joshua Burdett) Deborah Rush (Frances Houston) Harry O'Reilly (Jerry O'Brien) Lou Liberatore (Dale Brody) Joan Copeland (Judge Rebecca Stein) Kent Broadhurst (Harry Stokley) Franchelle Stewart Dorn (Ms. Joyner) Mike Hodge (Leonard Hillman) Keith Randolph Smith (Morris Keach) Catherine Cox (Dr. Nancy Frieder) Jack Davidson (Spense Carlyle) Bellamy Young (Ellen O'Brien) Angela Pietropinto (Nurse Ciaducci) William Christian (Shawn Taitt) Josh Pais (Medical Examiner Borak) Marianne Hagan (Jane Levin) Donald Christopher (Doorman) Robert Montano (Clemente) Mark Jacoby (Ryan) Ruth Nerken (Rita)
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Summary
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Written by
Craig Tepper
Story by
Rene Balcer
&
Craig Tepper
Directed by
Jace Alexander
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Characters
McCoy
Ross
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Blood is Thicker...
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Episode 2-14
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A socialite bride is found beaten to death and the evidence points to a mugging gone awry, but police wonder about her husband, who was having an affair.
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36
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Airdate
2.4.92
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67422
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Nancy Marchand (Mrs. Barbara Ryder) John Bedford Lloyd (Jonathan Ryder) Joel Polis (Dr. Joel Friedman) Sam Freed (Kent Meeker) Kim Hamilton (Judge Vivian Jackson) Alan Manson (Arraignment Judge Eric Bryan) John McMartin (Larry Webber) Nicholas Turturro (Poletti) Jude Ciccolella (Morgan) Lauren Klein (Miss Phillips) John Heffernan (Welch) Stephen DeFluiter (Thomas) Allen Williams (Detective Saperstein) Mike Cicchetti (Henry Willard) Mario Arrambide (Mr. Lewis) Arthur Halpern (Loomis) Phililp Levy (Officer Franzetti) Nicholas J. Sandow (Officer Nelson) Jaclyn Berrie (Betsy) Josh Weinstein (Peter) Saul Stein (Bouncer) Frank Muller (Handler) Gretchen West (Mrs. Jane Dickey) Emma Tammi (Alison Ryder) Brian Williams (Roeder) Glenn Taranto (Squad Room Detective) Venida Evans (Jury Forewoman) Stephanie Trudeau (Mrs. Friedman) Jay Spadaro (Bailiff) Donald Corren (Medill) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet) John Fiore (Profaci)
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Summary
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Written by
Ed Zuckerman
Story by
Robert Nathan
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Ed Zuckerman
Directed by
Peter Levin
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Cerreta
Logan
Cragen
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Blood Libel
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Episode 6-9
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The murder of a Jewish art teacher in her classroom exposes an undercurrent of anti-Semitism in the student body, and pits McCoy against Klan lawyer Roy Payne.
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#
120
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Airdate
1.3.96
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K0109
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Chris Cooper (Roy Payne) Jeanne Ruskin (Alice Marsdale) Jack Vinson (Matt Hastings) Lee Wilkof (Dr. Alvin Sabloff) Mark Zeisler (Richard Kovax) Zach Grenier (Mr. Aronson) Douglas Santiago (Eddie Camarillo) Mike Mearian (Judge Horace Busey) Liz Larsen (Lana Halstead) Claire Beckman (Diane Farrow) Joanne Camp (Mrs. Hastings) Skye Bassett (Mattie Braverman) Leslie Hibbard (Loren Nadel) Michael Heintzman (Naves) Rick Zieff (Forensic Technician Rosen) Ron Lee Savin (Dooley) Tracie Jade (Tracy Ettinger) Devin Doherty (Rick Niels) Justin McCarthy (Randy Ashton) David Edward Jones (Mr. Hastings) Cortez Nance Jr. (Mr. Carson) Joel Rooks (Mr. Baron) Santo Fazio (Johnny Cobb) Jim Siatkowski (Board of Education Lawyer) Edward D. Murphy (CSU Technician Bailey) Larry S. Gregory (First Uniform Policeman) Richard Mawe (Jury Foreperson)
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Written by
I.C. Rapaport
Story by
Rene Balcer
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I.C. Rapaport
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Blood Money
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Episode 10-8
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A murder victim who was both shot and stabbed turns out to be a life insurance salesman who sold bogus policies to Holocaust victims.
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#
213
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Airdate
12.1.99
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E1111
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Kim Yancey-Moore (Leslie Sawyer) George Grizzard (Arthur Gold) Matt Servitto (Jordan Grimaldi) Philip Goodwin (Alan Bresler) Laura Esterman (Eva Walcoff) Ray Aranha (Trial Judge) Jacqueline Antaramian (Donna Grimaldi) Felix Fibich (Mr. Radsenhauer) Henderson Forsythe (Hamilton Stewart) Lynette DuPre (Arraignment Judge Joyce Randall) Chris McKinney (Reggie Hollis) Jayson Ward Williams (Roland Dell) Ronald Guttman (Assistant Italian Consul) Diane Hagan (Gail Barlett) Victor Verhaeghe (Gary Howard) Damian Young (Daniel Catterson) Edward James Hyland (Donald Burton) Patrick Garner (Walter Estes) Jack Davidson (Bank Manager) Ismail Bashey (Harish Singh) Roger Pretto (Martin Garcia) Gerard O'Brien (Doorman) Bunny Levine (Irene Drummond) Wai Ching Ho (Owner) Marcus Naylor (Eric Lee) Karl Kenzler (Arraignment Clerk) Larry Clarke (Detective Morris LaMotte) Leslie Hendrix (Medical Examiner Rodgers)
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Summary
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Written by
Barry Schindel
Directed by
Matthew Penn
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Schiff
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Blue Bamboo
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Episode 5-3
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A desk clerk's high-stakes scam is uncovered in the course of an investigation into a robbery that leaves one guest dead in the lobby of a luxury hotel.
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#
91
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Airdate
10.5.94
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Fan
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69402
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Laura Linney (Martha Bowen) Ron Orbach (Max Hellman) Joyce Reehling (Mildred Kaskel) Aida Turturro (Cocktail Waitress) Shawn Elliott (Judge Joseph Rivera) Chuck Cooper (Art Samuels) Ilene Kristen (Sandra Krane) Dan Desmond (Ed Royland) Tibor Feldman (Kendrick) Michael Mastrototaro (Jensen) Tom Shillue (Danny Zabel) Katrina Lantz (Suzy Kamecki) Melissa Justin (Diane Elcott) Virginia Wing (Dr. Watanabe) Glenn Kubota (Mr. Nakahara) Mike Sheehan (Detective Dennis Murray) Vanessa Marshall (Veronica) Hynden Walch (Angel Monroe) John Scurti (Hoeck) James Doerr (Grady) Rufus Collins (Teagle) Daniel Hagan (EMS Tech Dixon) Robert Phelps (Ron) Barbara Christie (Irene) Akira Takayama (Karaoke Singer) Susan Willerman (Jury Forewoman) John Fiore (Profaci) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
&
Morgan Gendel
Story by
Rene Balcer
&
Hall Powell
Directed by
Don Scardino
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Characters
McCoy
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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Blue Wall, The
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Episode 1-22
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Captain Cragen comes under suspicion during an Internal Affairs investigation of the chief of operations, who is suspected of laundering drug money.
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#
22
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Airdate
6.9.91
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66220
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John Christopher Jones (Dennis Shearer) Gerry Bamman (Internal Affairs Lt. Kennedy) David Leary (Mr. Quinn) Donald Billett (Attorney for Captain Cragen) Michael Ingram (Mulvehill) Robert Lansing (Peter O'Farrell) William Andrews (Albert McCrory) Gregg Almquist (Internal Affairs Lt. Gowdy) Robert Hirschfeld (Defense Attorney Saunders) John Newton (Judge Eric Caffey) Pirie MacDonald (Congressman William Wilson) George Guidall (John Ryder) Michael Hirsch (Donnelly) Dolores Sutton (Bettyann Walker) Stephen Prutting (Cassidy) John Ramsey (Arraignment Judge Douglas Dowling) Dylan Price (Sergeant Joey Buscalera) Catherine Wolf (Judge Harris) Ellen Tobie (Marge Cragen) Donna Haley (Reporter #1) Keith Glover (Reporter #2) Anthony DeRiso (Defense Attorney) Michael C. Mahon (Policeman #1) Joel Leffert (Policeman #2) Jerry Matz (Jury Foreman) Stephaney Lloyd (Jury Forewoman) John Doman (Bailiff)
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Summary
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Written by
Robert Nathan
Story by
Dick Wolf
&
Robert Nathan
Directed by
Vern Gillum
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Greevey
Logan
Cragen
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Bodies
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Episode 14-1
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While investigating the death of a teenage girl, the detectives stumble on a pattern of crimes that indicate they are after a serial killer. The suspect, however, puts the prosecutors through an ethical ringer when he discloses his attorney's knowledge of the victims and their whereabouts.
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#
302
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Airdate
9.24.03
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Fan
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E4302
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Alexander Gaberman (Tim Schwimmer) Ritchie Coster (Mark Bruner) Mimi Lieber (Wendy Weiss) Jordan Charney (Judge Donald Karan) Leslie Hendrix (Elizabeth Rodgers) Susan Floyd (Jessica Sheets) Vanessa Liguori (Julie) Jill Dalton (Megan Goddard) Stephanie Berry (Mrs. Evelyn Quilty) Katherine Leask (Ruth Galan) Anderson Matthews (David Galan) Tom McCarthy (Lambert) Michael Ryansegal (Kurt Lemond) Thom Sesma (Detective Ed Goldstein) Connie Winston (Judge Shirley Taylor) Barbara Spiegel (Arraignment Judge Harriet Doremus) Michael Jannetta (Natowzki) Stefanie Nava (Katie Corwin) Adam Arian (Ari Mehlman) Dean Wareham (Ken Cramer) Frank Pando (Chris) Adam Sietz (Alex) Sam Marks (Uniform Cop) Richard E. Hirschfield (Assistant Medical Examiner Brody) Lou Sones (Court Clerk) Melissa Gallagher (Woman) John Forde (Dispatcher) Kathy Danzer (Jury Foreperson)
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Summary
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Written by
William N. Fordes
Story by
Michael S. Chernuchin
&
William N. Fordes
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Branch
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Born Again
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Episode12-16
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When an 11-year-old girl is found dead by suffocation in Central Park, the police focus on her adoptive mother, who had resorted to the controversial "rebirthing" technique to deal with the victim's behavioral problems.
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#
269
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Airdate
3.6.02
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E2204
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Debra Monk (Dr. Madelyn Stahl) Spencer Garrett (Stephen Olson) Leslie Hendrix (Medical Examiner Rodgers) J.K. Simmons (Dr. Emil Skoda) Wendy Makkena (Janet Weston) Andrea Navedo (Detective Ann Cordova) Ezra Knight (Tyler Eppes) Peter Mark (Paul Garfield) Thomas Schall (Dr. Craig Diamant) Jay Edwards (Mark Danielson) Ed Wheeler (Carl Dunston) Ann Gray (Lorette Haley) Opal Alladin (Rochelle Diggs) Liam Craig (Doug Lurie) Bailey Slattery (Alice Danielson) Michael Schiffman (Keith Fisher) Rufus Read (Derek Vogel) Ann Hu (Phoebe Yung) Wendy Vanden Heuvel (Anita Sorenson) Maduka Steady (Clerk) Lethia Nall (Donna Moran) Mary Lou Mellace (Judge Antonia Mellon) Josh Pais (Assistant Medical Examiner Borak) Diane Tyler (Mrs. Vogel) Kent Cassella (Mr. Fisher) Tracy Grant (Sandra) Jennifer Rohn (Rosalyn) Jennifer Don (Uniform Police Officer) Joe Capozzi (Clerk)
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Summary
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Written by
Jill Goldsmith
&
Matt Witten
Story by
William N. Fordes
Directed by
Jace Alexander
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Born Bad
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Episode 4-9
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The issue of whether some people are genetically predisposed to murder comes to the fore in the case of a foster child who kills his "brother."
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#
75
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Airdate
11.16.93
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Fan
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69021
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Maria Tucci (Helen Brolin) Wil Horneff (Chris Pollit) Helen Gallagher (Flo Bishop) Barbara Eda-Young (Judge Martha Kershan) Melissa Fraser Brown (Tracy Pollit) Lily Knight (Tori Lasky) James Madino (Andy Costello) Vivienne Benesch (Delia) Ben Shenkman (Mark Ferris) Shona Tucker (Dolores Ruffin) Matthew Arkin (Dr. Philip Vine) Kitty Chen (Chong) Michael Cullen (Father Jack Malone) Anna Alvim (Lola) Sugar Johnson (Lewis) Lillias White (Ms. Purvis) Rose Anna Mineo (DeLoach) Alan Gordon (Clyde) Laurence Mason (Roach) Chris Mazzilli (Gibbons) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet) Robert C. Wheeler (Zack Mohr)
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Summary
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Written by
Michael S. Chernuchin
&
Sally Nemeth
Directed by
Fred Gerber
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Characters
Stone
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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Bounty
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Episode 14-2
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The investigation of a bounty hunter's murder leads to a case involving a reporter and a defense based on affirmative-action pressures.
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#
303
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Airdate
10.1.03
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Fan
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E4304
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Peter Jacobson (Randy Dworkin) Reuben Jackson (Brian Kellogg) Richard Topol (Arnie Gleason) Colleen Clinton (Cosette Alexander) Leslie Hendrix (Elizabeth Rodgers) Mark La Mura (Wesley Schultz) Andrea Navedo (Detective Ana Cordova) Karen Shallo (Judge Anna Shiro) Mark Zimmerman (Judge Nathan Murphy) Dina Pearlman (Sybil) Chris Clavelli (Carl) Nadine Mozon (Melba) Greg Stuhr (Douglas) Emilio Del Pozo (Garcia) Paul Doherty (Glen) Hanh Tran (Lynne) Rodney Gilbert (Lester) Geoffrey Arend (Jeffrey) Megan Papier (Carla) Rich Duva (CSU Technician Grier) Gregory Weinberg (Court Clerk)
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Summary
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Written by Michael S. Chernuchin
Directed by
Matthew Penn
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Characters
McCoy
Southerlyn
Branch
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Breeder
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Episode 4-13
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A woman found unconscious in an ER claims her last memory is of being pregnant and in the back of a taxi, and the search for her missing baby reveals a scam involving private adoptions.
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#
79
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Airdate
1.19.94
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Fan
Reviews
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69023
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Deirdre O'Connell (Jane Schuman) Ann Dowd (Dorothy Baxter) Ellen Parker (Gwen Savitt) Stephen James (Les Savitt) Michael Mantell (Morris Hoffman) Judson Mills (Stephen Shaw) Marie Masters (Mary Cushman) Angie Phillips (Debra Elkins) Robert Lupone (Bill Wendyll) Neal Ben-Ari (Ed Bosco) Ted Newstadt (Herbert Baxter) Marcella Lowery (Sheridan) Erica Gimpel (Templeton) Marty Pistone (Francesco) Frank Minucci (Greenberg) Ross Bickell (Ric Cushman) Yvette Hawkins (Judge Meg Sanderson) Michael Knmurov (Alex Walinsky) Jordan Leeds (Dr. Lawson) Matthew Lewis (Judge Eli Link) Bernadette Quigley (Young Woman) Steven Arvantes (Clerk) Michael S. Costanza (Man in Line) Herbert Rubens (Wallengren) Joanne Genelle (Paulina) Damita Wiggins (Gretchen) John Fiore (Profaci) Carolyn McCormick (Olivet)
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Summary
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Written by
Michael S. Chernuchin
&
Rene Balcer
Directed by
Arthur W. Forney
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Characters
Stone
Kincaid
Schiff
Briscoe
Logan
Van Buren
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Bright Boy
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Episode 2-2
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Goren and Eames discover that the murder of a child services worker and a deputy mayor is linked to the former's special interest in a child prodigy pushed by his ambitious father into academic competition.
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#
24
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Airdate
10.6.02
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Fan
Reviews
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E3205
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Tim Guinee (David Bishop) Liam Aiken (Robbie Bishop) Lisa Eichhorn (Dr. Leonard) John Hillner (Deputy Mayor Bill Webster) Phoebe Jonas (Kim Stevens) Joshua Barrow (Adolph Kulik) Charlotte Booker (Mrs. Rasmussen) Gabriel Millman (Charlie Rasmussen) Rick Shapiro (Manny) Aleta Mitchell (Phyllis Munroe) Eric McLendon (Dave Wood) Jen Albano (Joan Kulik) Joe Gonzalez (Detective Genaro) James Hindman (Detective Richland) Patty Parker (Reporter)
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Summary
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Written by Marlene Gomard Meyer
Story by Rene Balcer
&
Marlene Gomard Meyer
Directed by
Frank Prinzi
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Characters
Goren
Eames
Deakins
Carver
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Brother's Keeper
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Episode11-21
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A wealthy business found dead at a golf range is connected to well-known criminal Cally Lonegan, but the FBI provides Cally with an alibi.
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#
250
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Airdate
5.9.01
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Fan
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E1325
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Michael O'Keefe (Cally/Donald Lonegan) Robert John Burke (FBI Agent Ron Innes) Leland Gantt (FBI Agent Jeff Washington) Bryan Scott Johnson (FBI Agent/Director Scott Tobias) Leslie Hendrix (Medical Examiner Rodgers) Teagle F. Bougere (Sebastian Waziri) Mary Elaine Monti (Darla Watley) Stephen Rowe (Kevin Flynn) Peggy Pope (Sally Jaspers) Barbara Pitts (Emily Malloy) Barbara Tirrell (Barbara Landers) Lucas Papallias (Art Bilson) John Joseph Gallagher (Buddha) Eric Michael Gilllett (Danny Johnson) Paul Woodburn (Curtis Randall) Jennifer Carta (ADA Constance Brody) Laura Hughes (Mary Lonegan) Daniel Joseph (Policeman #2) Brian Hyman (Boris Walker) Ed Kershen (Wilson Parker) Lanie MacEwan (Susan Alford) Clark Jackson (Assistant M.E. Peterson) Diana Ruppe (Mel) Leah Hocking (Alice) Kevin Eldon (Payton) Richard Henning (Hanssen) Jeff Skowron (Charles Bardo) Allison Easter (Anita chambers) Christopher Burns (Assistant M.E. Sullivan) Joshua Wilson (Policeman #1) Mary O'Halloran (Delgado)
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Summary
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Written by
Rene Balcer
&
Joe Gannon
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Bronx Cheer
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Episode11-16
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Detectives suspect drug-dealer Taz Partell in the death of a woman with a large quantity of Ecstasy in her purse, and their investigation links Partell to another death in the Bronx -- a murder for which another man has been convicted.
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#
245
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Airdate
3.14.01
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Fan
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E1316
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Keith David (Bronx District Attorney John Robertson) Zach Grenier (Mr. Hauser) Angel David (Unknown) Robert Funaro (Unknown) Ross Partridge (Gibson) Michael Mulheren (Judge Harrison Taylor) Sal Cavaliere (Unknown) Traci Godfrey (Unknown) Peter Greene (Unknown) Cynthia Hayden (Vera Shaeffer) Elizabeth Regen (Valerie Mankowitz) Mary Catherine Garrison (Elaine Jarrell) Kevin Kash (Tony Shaeffer) Dallas Roberts (Mark Daltrey) William Christian (Detective Regan) John Randolph Jones (Bronx Precinct Lieutenant) Michael Mislove (Marvin Gelson) Kim Director (Waitress) Michael Creo (Dave Davis) Adam Dannheisser (Bronx ADA Einstadt) Norma Fire (Appellate Judge #1) Victor Truro (Appellate Judge #2) Sondra James (Manager) Gene Ruffini (Super) Robert Gerard Larkin (Frank) Artie Fletcher (Stan) Scott Andrew Harrison (Sergeant) James Flaherty (Clerk) Brian Flanagan (Uniform Policeman) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers)
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Summary
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Written by
Richard Sweren
Story by
Richard Sweren
&
Wendy Battles
Directed by
Richard Dobbs
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Burden
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Episode 8-20
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Was the murder of a 13-year-old quadriplegic boy motivated by murder -- or thrills?
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#
177
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Airdate
4.24.98
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Fan
Reviews
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K2526
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Gerry Bamman (Stan Gillum) John Hickok (Joe Sutter) Heather Matarazzo (Stephanie Sutter) John Procaccino (Dr. Lyle Semenko) William Severs (Judge Henry Fillmore) Maryann Plunkett (Lois Sutter) Jerry Lyden (Roy Cashman) Barrie Youngfellow (Dr. Emily Lindros) Stephen Stout (Dr. Keogh) Eric H. Moreland (Nicholls) Christine Jones (Stapleton) Gregory Mitchell (Peter Gilbert) Jane Connell (Mrs. Hodge) Gordon Connell (Mr. Larry Hodge) Julie Follansbee (Rose Bing) Karen Goberman (Martha McSorley) Louisa Holaday (Kara Vadnay) Laine Valentino (Bea Goring) Larry Sherman (Judge Colin Frazier) Danny Burstein (Howe) John G. Connolly (Anderson) Jim Taylor McNickle (Jury Foreperson) John Fiore (Profaci) Leslie Hendrix (Rodgers) J.K. Simmons (Skoda)
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Summary
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Written by
David Shore
&
I.C. Rapaport
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Ross
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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Burn Baby Burn
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Episode 11-6
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The reputation of the NYPD is at stake in a high-profile case involving the murder of a white police officer and the indictment of Black Panther leader Lateef Miller.
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#
235
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Airdate
11.22.00
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Fan
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E1306
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Clarence Williams III (Lateef Miller, a former Black Panther) Joe Morton (Leon Chiles) Al Sapienza (Unknown) Joseph Siravo (Unknown) Chuck Cooper (Rolando August) Michael Williams Connors (Detective Ronnie Blair) Mike Hodge (Judge Delano Burns) Dan Lauria (Captain Joe Strudevant) Sandra Daley (Salina Watts) Caren Browning (Anne Kearsey) Bill Hoag (Sergeant Bowers) Anne Torsiglieri (ADA Jeannie Tarlow) Ron Brice (Natron) Victor Sierra (Jose Medina) Jamie Hector (Jean Marchier) John McAdams (Farley) Rey Lucas (Louie) Tarik Lowe (Tariz) Tavia Rivee Jefferson (Amalia) Thomas Lyons (Detective Byrne) Alberto Vazquez (Mendez) Gilbert Cruz (Lopez) George Bass (Mario) Omar Sharif Scroggins (Jamel) Cordell Clyde (Kenny) John Canada Terrell (Attendent) Charles Reese (Miller's Supporter) Todd Davis (Imam) Roland Sands (Jury Foreman) John Hartmann (Court Clerk) Tom Brangle (ESU Commander) Tom Bruno (ESU Officer) David Lipman (Judge Morris Torledsky)
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Summary
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Written by
Richard Sweren
Directed by
David Platt
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Characters
McCoy
Carmichael
Lewin
Briscoe
Green
Van Buren
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Clarence Williams III achieved fame in the role of Lincoln Hayes in The Mod Squad television series.
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Burned
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Episode 8-9
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A murder confession left on the wrong answering machine leads to the reopening of a two-year-old arson case in which a little girl was killed.
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#
166
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Airdate
12.10.97
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Fan
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K2501
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Robert Vaughn (Carl Anderton) Mia Dillon (Elaine Anderton Lawlor) Sam Huntington (Terry Lawlor) Joseph Siravo (Stan Kaminsky) Michael O'Hare (Roy Lawlor) Bob Dishy (Lawrence Weaver) Anne Jackson (Judge Jane Simons) Sylvia Kelegian (Sandra Lawlor) Ellen Lancaster (Lois Garey) Tess O'Brien (Grace Killeen) Tom McCarthy (Tony Collabro) Camilia Sanes (Ellen Rattinger) Joe Pacheco (Salvatore Hess) Brenda Spohnholtz (Theresa Green) Peter Lewis (Ted Vlanos) Tom Demenkoff (Brady) Richard Donelly (Norm Crispin) J.K. Simmons (Skoda)
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Written by
Siobhan Byrne
Directed by
Constantine Makris
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Characters
McCoy
Ross
Schiff
Briscoe
Curtis
Van Buren
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By Hooker, By Crook
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Episode 1-7
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The murder of a architect in Central Park exposes a high-class prostitution ring run by a socialite.
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#
7
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Airdate
11.13.90
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Fan
Reviews
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66203
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Patricia Clarkson (Laura Winthrop) Jenny Robertson (Jolene Curtis) Addison Powell (Roger Auclair) Patricia Barry (Mrs. Stringfellow) Bernard Barrow (David Hamilton) Courtney B. Vance (Mr. McKee) Kelle Kerr (Jasmine) Robert Lupone (Kurtz) Brian Smiar (Arraignment Judge Harcourt (credits)) Paul Austin (Stanko) Steven Marcus (Sheets) Thomas Anderson (Emile Lucy) Bernice Massi (Mrs. Diamond) Martin Shakar (Doctor) Christine Dunford (Reporter) Lillias White (Streetwalker) Byron Utley (Cookie Molina) Dana Morosini (Camilla) Joe Pentangelo (Macaulay) Yvette Edelhart (Sadie) Beth Hirsch (Elisabeth Roth) Kathryn Meisle (Catherine Moody) Carol Goodheart (Juror) Ralph Buckley (Bailiff) Sandra Beall (Jogger) Terry Burstein (Medical Examiner) Gregory Burke (Birthday Boy) Leslie Goldman (Trial Judge Benjamin Harcourt (screen)) Nick Muglia (Trevelyan) Prianga Pieris (Lakshmi)
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Summary
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Written by
David Black
Directed by
Martin Davidson
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Characters
Stone
Robinette
Schiff
Greevey
Logan
Cragen
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