Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Season 5, Episode 15Wrongful Life (26 Mar. 2006)A young man is killed while trying to steal evidence in a wrongful life lawsuit. Director:Darnell Martin |
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Season 5, Episode 15Wrongful Life (26 Mar. 2006)A young man is killed while trying to steal evidence in a wrongful life lawsuit. Director:Darnell Martin |
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| Kathryn Erbe | ... | ||
| Jamey Sheridan | ... | ||
| Courtney B. Vance | ... | ||
| Jonathan Tucker | ... |
Drew Ramsey
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| Talia Balsam | ... |
Victoria Carson
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| Jessica Collins | ... |
Nikki Newsome
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Jack Davidson | ... |
Dr. Dominic McKenna
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Ethan Goldsmith | ... |
Christopher
(as Ethan Smith)
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Lois Markle | ... |
Janice Ramsey
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Suzanne Grodner | ... |
Christine Newsome
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Donna Mitchell | ... |
Olivia Graham
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| Vincent Piazza | ... |
Eric Newsome
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| Eric Saiet | ... |
Francis McKenna
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| Alison Pill | ... |
Lisa Ramsey
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A young man is killed while trying to steal evidence in a wrongful life lawsuit.
Stick to detective stories and leave Dick Wolf's so-called pro-choice opinions out of the story. Why is it the LAW AND ORDER shows always portray pro-lifers as Christians with mental defects, as they did the original obstetrician? Why is it the lives of the handicapped are considered 'a woman's choice', and, if such a person lives, it's not a worthwhile life and should not have been allowed to come into existence? Kathryn Erbe's lighting into this character for the condition of the now adult spina bifida baby was a complete turn-off. It's propaganda like this and the total discrediting of individuals who feel otherwise that has turned me off to these shows.