Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Skeet Ulrich | ... | Detective Rex Winters | |
Corey Stoll | ... | Detective Tomas Jaruszalski | |
Rachel Ticotin | ... | Lieutenant Arleen Gonzalez | |
Megan Boone | ... | Lauren Stanton | |
Terrence Howard | ... | Jonah Dekker | |
Peter Coyote | ... | D.A. Jerry Hardin | |
Conor O'Farrell | ... | Lane Garfield | |
Kathleen Rose Perkins | ... | Amy Powell | |
Shannon Lucio | ... | Kim Miller | |
Tim Guinee | ... | Colonel Richards | |
Joshua Close | ... | Kevin Miller (as Josh Close) | |
Kenneth Mitchell | ... | Terry Walker | |
Robert Kazinsky | ... | Ronnie Powell (as Rob Kazinsky) | |
Clyde Kusatsu | ... | Judge Bradley Rumford | |
Dee Wallace | ... | Ellen Powell |
When two innocent children are killed in an accidental meth lab explosion, Detectives Rex Winters and Tomas "TJ" Jaruszalski track down the dealer's family. The investigation quickly takes a sharp turn when the detectives discover those involved in the explosion are planning something more destructive. As the federal government steps in and attempts to take over the case, DDA Dekker fights to keep the trial in California. Written by NBC Publicity
The 'American turned Jihadi murderer' has been done to death (pardon the pun) on various US law and order/various cop shows and this one was a very poor copy of my review title; American Jihad (2002). I have only seen episodes 1 and 4 of this cheap Law and Order knock- off, and based on what I've seen so far, I doubt that I will follow it through the rest of what appears to be only one complete series. Maybe there is a reason that it didn't make it any further than that. Additionally, was it coincidence that Peter Coyote as D.A. Jerry Hardin is a dead ringer for Jack McCoy? Thankfully here in the UK the original Law and Order together with Criminal Intent and SVU are shown on a regular basis, so this poor effort will not be missed.