"Without a Trace" White Balance (2006)

Director:

Jeff T. Thomas

Writers:

Hank Steinberg (creator) and
Greg Walker (writer)

TV Series:

"Without a Trace" (2002)

Original Air Date:

11 May 2006 (Season 4, Episode 23)

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Plot:

Two teenagers go missing at the same time - a black boy and a white girl. The team is faced with the difficult task of finding both teens, which is made incredibly difficult by all the media coverage given to the white teen. |

Plot Keywords:

Missing | FBI | Missing People | New York City | Missing Person

Cast

Anthony LaPaglia	...	Jack Malone
Poppy Montgomery	...	Samantha Spade
Marianne Jean-Baptiste	...	Vivian Johnson
Enrique Murciano	...	Danny Taylor
Roselyn Sanchez	...	Elena Delgado
Eric Close	...	Martin Fitzgerald
Viola Davis	...	Audrey Williams
George Newbern	...	Ross Garner
Marin Mazzie	...	Karyn Grant
Scout Taylor-Compton	...	Emily Grant
Arjay Smith	...	Darnell Williams
Johnny Whitworth	...	Miles Sussmann
Kevin Jackson	...	Curtis Cook
Scott Lawrence	...	Carl Williams
Joshua Gomez	...	James Mackeroy

Runtime:

Netherlands:50 min (approx.)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Netherlands:12

Company:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television

Review of episode White Balance

I have been a fan of Without A Trace from the premier episode. I really cannot express my disappointment in the episode last week. This is a REAL problem that far too many Afican-American families have dealt with and continue to deal with. The lack of media coverage crucial in the first 48 hours has been documented by a recent study. Law enforcement including local , state, and federal are also complicit. What was the purpose of advertising this subject matter and then copping out on the ending? Seemingly, television can deal with almost ANY subject matter EXCEPT RACE. This is shameful.Get it together or don't explore it next time.