S6.E7

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Episode aired Nov 7, 2006
TV-14
43m

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Julianne Nicholson and Chris Noth in Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001)

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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 ... Read allThe 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.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.

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Theresa Randle, Julianne Nicholson, and Chris Noth in Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001)

Theresa Randle, Eric Bogosian, Julianne Nicholson, and Chris Noth in Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001)

Chris Noth in Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001)

Eric Bogosian, Julianne Nicholson, and Chris Noth in Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001)

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Trivia
Griffin Dunne (Seamus Flaherty) also played the same role in episode 6.17, Players (2007), as well as the role of Henry Talbott in episode 1.5, Jones (2001).

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?

Connections
References Mortal Kombat (1992)

Soundtracks
Gonna Get You
Written & Performed by Heather Marie Marsden

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You shared a bed with the devil, and you lived to tell the tale

Detectives Logan and Wheeler began to investigate a murder occurred shortly before some angry party-goer hit bystanders who are standing in line to get in a club. A low profile producer (Luther Creek) was killed by two punch and they supposed at the beginning the perp had to be a bouncer with a great strength, like a local "black rambo" (he acted like batman in cleaning the neighborhood from drugs and prostitution). Anyway they found out the scrawny producer was really sick (due to bad spleen) and anyone could take a deadly swing in his belly. The murdered occurred because of an affair, but what's more important, love or career?

It's not the first time a wannabe female singer ends up in bed with her producer, I guess it happens all the time, but sometimes people are not so emotionless.

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