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"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" Monster (2003)



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8.7/10   40 votes
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Dick Wolf (creator)
Rene Balcer (developer)
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2 March 2003 (Season 2, Episode 15)
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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
Adam Storke ... Mark Dietrich
Christine Jones ... Laura Dietrich

Terri Colombino ... Chantal Fielding

Stephen Singer ... Lawyer
Deborah LaCoy ... Jane Stephens

Mike Starr ... Detective Ted Marston
Anne Lange ... Myra Reynolds
Rachel Hardin ... Naomi
Michael Genet ... Feingold
Jim Frangione ... Detective Sims

Jacqueline Mazarella ... Lisa Russo
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The Preppie Punk & Policeman, 25 December 2006
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Author: ccthemovieman-1 from Lockport, NY, United States

An arrogant pretty boy, a preppie-type who killed someone years ago, is now out of jail and being the object of attention from attractive sick groupies. He's now staying at his mom's house but his mom discovers how sick her son is and is killed later that night. The preppie looks like the obvious suspect but once Goren interviews him, he knows the guy didn't kill his mother. If not, then who did?

After further investigation and reviewing news articles and tapes of another similar crime, Goren starts becoming suspicious of a cop. Ah, he's where the old L&O Liberal bias comes back to forefront, as it so often does especially in anything related to race.....but it's still another fascinating episode with two separate cases solved in the end.

Mike Starr, a familiar face is movies, gives an outstanding guest performance as "Det. Marston."

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