"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" Country Crossover (2006)

Director:

Bill L. Norton

Writers:

Dick Wolf (creator)
Rene Balcer (developer)

TV Series:

"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (2001)

Original Air Date:

7 November 2006 (Season 6, Episode 7)

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Mystery

Plot:

The suspects in the murder of a record producer include a disreputable nightclub owner, an eccentric bouncer aspiring to be a rap star, an ambitious young singer who may have been having an affair with him, and her jealous husband. |

Plot Keywords:

Music Producer | Illness | Car Accident | Detective | New York City

Cast

Chris Noth	...	Detective Mike Logan
Julianne Nicholson	...	Detective Megan Wheeler
Eric Bogosian	...	Captain Danny Ross
Theresa Randle	...	A.D.A. Patricia Kent
Agnes Bruckner	...	May
Kohl Sudduth	...	Zach
Evan Parke	...	Gorro
Leslie Hendrix	...	Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers
Al Sapienza	...	Flaherty's Attorney
Griffin Dunne	...	Seamus Flaherty
C.J. Wilson	...	Jeff
Karen Goberman	...	Brooke St. Claire
Joe Gonzalez	...	Det. Petey
Luther Creek	...	Curtis Gold
Allison McAtee	...	Carrie

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-14

Company:

Wolf Films

Quotes:

Captain Danny Ross: Detective, what do you want me to do, ask the D.A. to hold him on suspicion of being a large, scary black man?

Soundtrack:

Gonna Get You

He Said, She Said

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

Boy, the ending to this episode was a bit confusing. Explanations were coming so rapidly with this husband-and-wife story that I couldn't tell who was the guilty party or were they both guilty? Apparently so, since both were led off with handcuffs but I appears the husband was a lot more innocent, even though he actually committed the murder. See? It's confusing. At the end, both "Det. Logan" (Chris Noth) and "Det. Wheeler" (Julianne Nicholson) make remarks to this effect. Somebody loving their spouse so much that they kill their lover because of their love" or some such thing.

Agnes Bruckner plays the wife. She was voted "Star Of Tomorrow" in 2002 by the Motion Picture Club, and has a pretty good resume for someone only in her early 20s. Kohl Sudduth played her husband. He had great facial expressions, good enough to confuse the viewer of his guilt or innocence.

At any rate, the story has its usual twists and turns and also involves a big brute (and weirdo) of a bouncer, who also is a killer - but not the this particular one. Yeah, everything is pretty messed up in this story about music producers, clubs, and living vicariously through someone else's talent or non-talent, as this case becomes..

Film actor Griffin Dunne guest stars as a sleazy nightclub owner "Seamus Flaherty." Grubby guys is something Dunne is good at portraying. He is an excellent actor.