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"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" Eosphoros (2004)



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User Rating:
7.7/10   43 votes
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Dick Wolf (creator)
Rene Balcer (developer)
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Original Air Date:
24 October 2004 (Season 4, Episode 5)
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A leader of the Atheist movement is kidnapped and murdered despite the ransom paid, and the detectives find a suspect close to home. | add synopsis
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Cast

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Vincent D'Onofrio ... Detective Robert Goren
Kathryn Erbe ... Detective Alexandra Eames

Jamey Sheridan ... Captain James Deakins

Courtney B. Vance ... A.D.A. Ron Carver
Mara Hobel ... April Callaway

Tom Riis Farrell ... Rev. Douglas Callaway
Henry Stram ... Wayne Callaway
Frank Whaley ... Mitch Godel
Rita Gardner ... Eleanor Callaway
Michael Luggio ... Larry Hastings

Linda Powell ... Ms. Ramone
Krista Apple ... Althea
Ross Haines ... Detective Riascos

Adam Way ... Sven Eric

Steve Nuke ... Claude Worrell
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Netherlands:55 min (including commercials)
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Quotes:
April Callaway: You said that nobody would get hurt. You promised me!
Mitch Godel: [to detectives, sarcastically] I *promised* her. Can you believe this chick?
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4 out of 7 people found the following review useful.
I had so much hope for this episode., 18 June 2008
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Author: Gore_Won from http://atheism.community.officelive.com/quotes.aspx

This episode is, of course, a fictionalized (i.e., heavily re-written) account of the kidnapping and murder of the former head of American Atheists, an episode from which few except federal law enforcement came out with credits to their name. The institution did not have the best internal controls, and the local cops were of no help. So I thought it'd make a great story in the hands of this capable L&O franchise.

I could not be more wrong. Not only is the writing/plot below average, the writers obviously did not understand atheism at all. Most glaring is the last uttered words, "She didn't believe in heaven or hell, so how could she know that the Devil was doing her hair..." Seriously, that's the best L&O: CI could come up with? A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything. - Friedrich Nietzsche

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