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Season 3 |
| 46 :03x01 - Undaunted Mettle (Sep/28/2003) | | When a promising young architecture student is found murdered with a screwdriver, Detectives Goren and Eames discover that the victim's bold design for a new and prestigious downtown building strongly resembles those of a celebrated architect -- whose personal life is even more elaborate than his blueprints. By tracing a nexus of women, the detectives look for a connection between the slain man and the skyscraper designer in a byzantine case that would singe the pages of Architectural Digest. | | Guest Stars: Jessica Hecht as Meredith Breen, Ron Domingo as Marquez, Neil Jain as Ari, Linda Miller (1) as Detective Morris, Joe Costa (1) as Jess, David Costabile as Professor Roth, Rena Strober as Clerk, Sarah Bloom as Anna, Michael Hogan (3) as Noah Preston, Nancy Farrell as Eileen, Jones Miller as Secretary, Laura Stepp as Sydney Laurette, Jim R. Coleman (1) as Officer Weitz, Karen Ludwig as Bergen County Clerk, David Hall (2) as James Adler, Olek Krupa as Ben Laurette, Maureen Anderman as Abby, Meredith Zinner as Judith, Peggity Price as Sara Laurette | Director: Steve Shill Writer: Stephanie Sengupta | | | |
| 47 :03x02 - Gemini (Oct/05/2003) | | The bizarre but lethal point-blank shootings of two contact lens salesmen and a plastic surgeon put Detectives Goren and Eames on the trail of a suspect who might harbor racist delusions about the damage caused by cosmetic beauty enhancements. Their search seems to dead-end with a drug-induced paranoid man but when the police receive an anti-Semitic letter, Goren smells more than one possible slayer. | | Guest Stars: Roma Torre as TV Reporter, Natalie Gold as Claudia, LaTonya Borsay (1) as Cheryl, Stephen Zinnato as Singer, Teagle F. Bougere as Campbell, Sunita Param as Parveen, Lee Michael Buckman as Andrew Dryden, Rafael Sardina as Marty Ortega, Robert Jimenez as Det. Thomas, Bob Sorenson as Mr. Pitt, Steve Lebens as Det. Haggerty, Barry Del Sherman as Brent Anderson, Richard Barnes as Dr. Mishra, Albert Macklin as Arnie, Ann Marie Lee (2) as Stephanie Parton, Michael Gill as Spencer Anderson, Michael Genet as Feingold, Anne Bobby as Betty Anderson, Jeff Blumenkrantz as Grigori, Melissa Hickey as Naomi | Director: Frank Prinzi Writer: Jim Sterling | | | |
| 48 :03x03 - The Gift (Oct/12/2003) | | When a young man is knifed and murdered, Detectives Goren and Eames discover evidence that links the crime to practitioners of a Santeria cult -- and their investigation soon narrows to two former convicts who dupe the mother of the victim into believing that she has special clairvoyant powers. However, in order to make a better case against the couple and track their involvement in the slaying, crafty Goren must get inside the exploited woman's head to convince her that she truly has a psychic gift. | | Guest Stars: Joan McMonagle as Joan, Rafael Osorio as Ernie, Patrick Samay as Severen, Adam Gordon (1) as Slate, Edgar Godineaux as Nestor, Lee Rosen as Clayton Webster, Florencia Lozano as Octavia Ruiz, Michael Fawcett as Felandi Olds, Bobby Cannavale as Julian Bello, Michael Nouri as Henry Webster, Jane Adams (2) as Sylvia Campbell, Anne Twomey as Lyz Webster, Fran Brill (1) as Ilene Maxwell, Antone Pagan as Eduardo Romero Mendez, Brennan Brown as Jerry Rivers, Jason Manuel Olazabal as Det. Upmann | Director: Alex Zakrzewski Writer: Marlene Meyer | | | |
| 49 :03x04 - But Not Forgotten (Oct/19/2003) | | In search of a missing bookkeeper, Detectives Goren and a pregnant Eames stumble upon a ledger's worth of bodies, including the victim's hitman brother who botched a job and was whacked two years ago -- and the tortuous trail seems to lead to an imprisoned mobster who is due for parole. But when a key suspect linked to all the slayings turns up face down in the river, the cops have to think outside the box to unravel the tangled web and that also could involve a crooked ex-cop. | | Guest Stars: Frank Liotti as Richie Limone, Jillian Crane as Josie, Judith Delgado as Yolanda Guerrez, January LaVoy as Rozlyn, Brian Hyman as Nelson, Ann Gray as Georgina Helms, Lawrence Nathanson as Josh Bern, Abraham Alvarez as Jimmy Limone, Terry Serpico as Earl Carnicki, Denny Bess as Bolivar, C. C. Seymour as Lacey, Alicia Coppola as Isobel Carnicki, Katherine Cunningham-Eves as Cara, Tom Mason as Truman Merced, Patti Karr (1) as Isabel Merced, Don Amendolia as unknown, Liz Larsen as Frieda Merced, Joe Gonzalez (1) as Detective Rodriguez, Tim Artz as Bennie Messina, Michael Mastro as Hymie, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers | Director: Constantine Makris Writer: Gerry Conway (1) | | | |
| 50 :03x05 - Pravda (Oct/26/2003) | | When a female newspaper reporter is murdered, Detective Goren and his new temporary partner Bishop find that the victim had romantic relationships with a fellow correspondent and the edito -- but the cops question the out-of-town alibi of the writer when he fails to file expense accounts. In addition, Goren also wonders why the editor seems to be covering for his star reporter who seems to have achieved acclaim for filing false stories. | | Guest Stars: Carole Healey as Eleanor Janeway, Flora Diaz as Girl, Johnny Garcia (1) as Carlos, Eleanor Glockner as Rose, Michal Sinnott as Katya Jalenak, Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop, Anthony Mackie as Carl Hines, Sarah Burke (2) as Waitress, Carlos J. da Silva as Guy, Gameela Wright as Detective Giles, Glynn Turman (1) as Roy Hines, Judd Hirsch as Ben Elkins, Armando Molina as Miguel, Count Stovall as Attorney Davis, Karen Tsen Lee (1) as Valerie Huang, Buzz Bovshow as Charles Edward, Geneva Carr as Camilla | Director: Alex Zakrzewski Writer: Warren Leight | | | |
| 51 :03x06 - Stray (Nov/02/2003) | | Since Detective Eames is on leave, Detective Goren is temporarily partnered with Bishop as they track a double-crossing "Bonnie and Clyde" couple whose nine bloody victims include two undercover cops investigating a illegal gun-running ring. To gain a foothold on slim evidence that began in an auto paint shop, Goren focuses on one suspect's mental processes -- and knows that his female running mate is pulling the strings. | | Guest Stars: Charles Holt as Detective Gilman, Rahad Coulter-Stevenson as Levon Marcus, Gerald Bunsen as Ed Levitt, Jeff Pucillo as Brian Sisto, Eliyas Qureshi as Feroz Khandwalla, Regina O'Malley as Sheila Michaels, Alex Tavis as First Uniform Officer, Michael Tennant as Pizza Guy, George O. Weaver, Jr. as Lovell, Luis Antonio Aponte as Court Officer, Mario Polit as Manny Oliverez, Yusuf Gatewood as Detective Lewis, Rafael Cabrera as Detective Williams, Michael W. Howell (1) as Jeff Dixon, D'Monroe as Darren Exree, Dori Legg as Barbara Louis, David Haugen as Motel Clerk, Gano Grills as Detective Price, Gene Gabriel as Detective Alvarez, Jacinto Taras Riddick as Eugene Thomas, Gary Ray Bugarcic as Desk Manager, Alysia Reiner as Leslie Hurst, Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop, Rodney Hicks as Jerome Davis, Nikki M. James as Tamara Bates | Director: Frank Prinzi Writer: Elizabeth Benjamin | | | |
| 52 :03x07 - A Murderer Among Us (Nov/09/2003) | | When an Argentine immigrant is found slashed and beaten in the family's bathroom, Detectives Goren and Bishop believe the wounds were self-inflicted -- but her husband's history of violence makes the police think he could have been responsible for other racially motivated murders that were discovered by his wife. But since they cannot implicate the suspect in his wife's death, Goren explores the family's tragic history on both sides and struggles to find a link to the kneecap-murders of a string of Jewish men. | | Guest Stars: Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop, Kay Walbye as Joy Brody, Christopher Durham (1) as Jake Reno, Maria Thayer as Claire Brody, Lenny Delgado as Leo, Jennifer Macaluso as Jennifer Prescott, Rynel Johnson as Det. Belgrave, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Michael G. Chin as Mr. Hyon, Felix Fibich as Mr. Fineman, Thomas G. Waites as Lance Brody, Salem Ludwig as Mr. Seligman, Terry Burstein as Dr. Goldberg, Brenda Denmark as Phillipa, David Bishins as Richie Prescott, Dina Pearlman (1) as Ruth Landau, Monique Fowler as Lena Brody | Director: Steve Shill Writer: Diana Son | | | |
| 53 :03x08 - Sound Bodies (Nov/16/2003) | | When someone spikes the punch -- leaving three dead in an isolated island church -- Detectives Goren and Bishop first believe the murders are related to parishioner politics, but then discover a sorrowful sexual lifestyle among the town's jaded youth that points to three teenage girls who might be connected to the drownings of three former lovers. The heady Goren uses his knowledge of "Siddhartha" to query one of the girls whose undying allegiance to a male classmate is harrowing. | | Guest Stars: Gail Dennison as Mrs. Young, Trisha LaFache as Carolyn James, Christopher Russo (1) as Dr. Pace, Jennifer Smith as Ginny Hendrix, Lenore Borja as Rosaria Cruz, Leo V. Finnie III as Maurice Langlois, Howard Pinhasik as Cleve Young, Suzanna Hay as Sharon Walker, Mike Lisenco as Mr. Lafferty, Kurt Ziskie as Rob Miller, Lavetta Cannon as Intake Nurse, Edward H. Feldman (1) as Judge Max Feist, Nathalie Paulding as Tina Walker, Billy Lush as Conroy Smith, Anne L. Nathan as Robin Ingles, Shayna Levine as Claudia Goodman, Jim Walton as Sam Walker, Chris Gampel as Henry Leavitt, John Furey as Michael Koehler, Michael X. Martin (1) as Jason Hendrix, Victor Slezak as Rev. Hale, Ann Crumb as Diana Miller, Bill Hoag (1) as Rod, David Anzuelo as Det. Morales, Pamela Nyberg as Mrs. Hale, Les McDonough as Court Clerk, Ashley Burritt as Liv Miller, Marco Verna as First Paramedic, Jason Marr as Wesley Stowe, Denise Galik-Furey as Laura Koehler, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop | Directors: Jean de Segonzac, Frank Prinzi Writer: René Balcer | | | |
| 54 :03x09 - Happy Family (Nov/23/2003) | | When a wealthy father is found savagely beaten to death, Detective Goren and temporary partner Bishop find a family album of suspects, including the victim's soon-to-be ex-wife, a nanny who cared for the couple's adopted Romanian sons and a suspicious aunt and uncle. However, after Goren delves deeper into the family's past, his only hope of sorting out the jumble of possible killers is to call for a clan reunion -- in family court. | | Guest Stars: Michael MacCauley (1) as Detective Lawson, Elizabeth West (1) as Hester Laddimore, Bobby Daye (3) as Stanley, Michael K. Weiss as Larry Rothman, Julie Fain Lawrence as Ms. Blake, Denise Cormier as Elizabeth, Bryant Fraser as Dry Cleaning Clerk, Chris J. Kelly (5) as Sam Connors, John E. Cariani as Frank, Angelica Torn as Paula Connors, Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop, Josh Pais as Dr. Ralph Friedman, Anna Katarina as Helen Reynolds, Zach Galligan as Eddie Malloy, Wendy Barrie-Wilson as Mrs. Sinclair, Reiley McClendon as Jason Connors, Dennis Rees as Russell Connors, Stephanie Sanditz as Josie Marlin, Camilla Scott as Brenda Friedman | Director: Frank Prinzi Writer: Marlene Meyer | | | |
| 55 :03x10 - F.P.S (Jan/04/2004) | | When a young and female computer-game employee is found strangled Detectives Goren are initially distracted by a related hacker until they link the victim's penchant for gaming to her former employers -- two intense and talented game creators who are under pressure to deliver their next hit following popular "DeathMatch." But the investigation takes a different turn when Goren finds a third partner who was kicked out and demanded financial satisfaction and the detective understands the link between the brainiacs. | | Guest Stars: Bill Timoney as Henry Froman, Carlos Lopez (3) as Det. Bornstein, Michael Earl Reid as Nicky Carlotta, Hemky Madera as Carlos, Peter Bradbury as Duane Forester, David Ayers as Man, Eric Zuckerman as Lucas, Cary Wong as Court Clerk, Monica Meadows as Woman, Astrit Ibroci as Serge Romack, Jonathan Hova as Rautha, Rachael C. Smith as Ginny Carlotta, Ching Valdes-Aran as Mrs. Chan, Annie Burton Alvarez as Corinne Kennedy, A. D. Miles as Zack, Alberto Vázquez (1) as Juan, Jordan Bridges as Jack Cadogan, Janet Ward as Mona, Richard Litt as Morton, Glynis Bell (1) as Judge Reisman, Kevin Geer as Computer Forensics Technician, Annette Arnold as Jody Colby, David Wilson Barnes (1) as Abe McVee, Mike Finesilver as Dalton, Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop, Uliks Fehmiu as Alexi Romack, Christian Young as Raymond Chan, T. R. Knight as Neil Colby | Director: Darnell Martin (1) Writer: Gerry Conway (1) | | | |
| 56 :03x11 - Mad Hops (Jan/11/2004) | | When a promising high school basketball player disappears -- and the private investigator looking for him is murdered -- Detectives Goren and Bishop dribble around the local courts and find what could be a missing link -- unscrupulous gamblers and college recruiters. But the cops keep throwing up bricks until they discover that several other talented players have transferred to a high school with a championship tradition and they suspect a more personal connection might yield the winning clues. | | Guest Stars: Henry Afro-Bradley as Mr. Edwards, Thea Vidale as Crystal Fergin, Esau Pritchett as Steve Rutherford, Richard V. Licata as Rolf Withers, Malcolm J. Goodwin as Elvin Fergin, Luis da Silva, Jr. as Marvin, Louis Martinez as Nate, Fred Boateng as Freddy, Antoine Orr as Dave, Jim Devoti as Dave's Buddy, Reginald Footman as Player, Carlos Franco as Corey Fergin, Clifton Oliver as Kyle Davis, John Krasinski as Jace Gleesing, Kevin Phillips as Ben Watkins, Suzzanne Douglass (1) as Karen Watkins, Kevin Alexander as Det. Glenn, Daryl "Chill" Mitchell (1) as Wheelchair Athlete, Venida Evans as Mrs. Rankin, Thomas Jefferson Byrd (1) as Curtis Romney, Cortez Nance, Jr. as Demario Fergin, Frank Martin (1) as Bob Woods, José Ramón Rosario as Diego Bracho, Jude Ciccolella as Perry Powell, Samantha Buck as Det. G. Lynn Bishop, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Rosa Arredondo (1) as Ad Woman | Director: Christopher Swartout Writer: Jim Sterling | | | |
| 57 :03x12 - Unrequited (Jan/18/2004) | | After they receive an anonymous letter, Detectives Goren and Eames exhume the body of an elderly man whom they discover was poisoned. The posse of suspects includes his artistic and ambitious widow and Harvey, a nebbish charity fund raiser with shady mob connections. The detectives hope to discover how the celebrity-loving Harvey gained his seed money to attract New York's high society as well as his connection to the widow -- but the key may lie with his bitter and resentful mother. | | Guest Stars: Claire Bloom as Marion Whitney, James Rutledge as Ned Blake, Richert Easley as Gerard O'Keefe, Dylan Spiers as Dillon, Melinda Tanner as Judge Hefler, Gwendolyn Bucci as Jeanie Sebald, Ridley Parson as Winslow, John Pieza as Sylvio, Debbie Lee Jones as Mrs. Perry, Casey Siemaszko as Harvey Gruenwald, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Gerry Becker as Lawrence Bradley, Susan Barrett as Kelly Finlay, Joel Fabiani (1) as Daniel, Sal Richards as Nick Weaver, Rebecca Schull as Esther Gruenwald, Stewart Steinberg as Stan Newman, Michael Oberlander as George Salinas, Freddie Roman as Marty Chapman, Gloria Sauve as Della Carter | Director: Jean de Segonzac Writer: Stephanie Sengupta | | | |
| 58 :03x13 - Pas de Deux (Feb/15/2004) | | When a solid citizen robs a bank and is killed by a bomb tied around his neck, Detectives Goren and Eames suspect that the victim had an accomplice who triggered the device, and they soon hone in on the murderer's next unwitting associate -- a bored New Jersey housewife. The investigators piece together the pair's bank-heist patterns, but they have to establish probable cause if they are to save the duped woman from a horrible death. | | Guest Stars: Shirley Roeca as Angel Dominguez, Nick Sakai as Det. Tanaka, John F. Mooney (1) as Waiter, Jeremy Knaster as Det. Strong, Edie Cowan as Tami, David Flaherty as Brian, Eric Jordan Young (1) as Andre, Enid Graham as Marjorie Timmons, Geoffrey Cantor (1) as Will Timmons, Robert Langdon Lloyd (1) as Austin, Charles Rocket as Donald DePalma, Emilio Delgado as Ari Hernandez, William Scott Brown (9) as Det. de Lucci, Ruth Gottschall as Maureen, Delaney Williams as Ernie Dominguez, Bonnie Rose as Anna Shapiro, Tony Campisi as Bank Manager, Richard Furlong as Off. Damos | Director: Frank Prinzi Writer: Warren Leight | | | |
| 59 :03x14 - Mis-Labeled (Feb/22/2004) | | When a pharmaceutical executive is found cut in half in midtown, Detectives Goren and Eames discover a greater crime when they learn that the victim was part of a scheme to ship tainted blood medications to Thailand for huge profits -- and the case takes a new spin with the sexual proclivity of one of the dead man's associates. The police probe deeper and pull the lid off a Pandora's box of craven corporate corruption in the competitive field of high-profit pharmaceuticals. | | Guest Stars: Colleen Dunn as Ashley Heaton, Darren Goldstein as Clayton Sherwood, Matthew Dawson (1) as Ruben, Morgan Hallett (1) as Patsy Cannon Sherwood, James Nugent as Jed, Guy Messenger as Det. Innes, Joe Rydzewski as Larry, Priya Ayyar as Malepa, Pun Bandhu as Dr. Pirapan, Patrick Frederic as Matt Rye, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Terry O'Quinn as Gordon Buchanan, Adam Grupper as Bernard Mailer, Stephen Bogardus as Steve Johannsen, Alex Wipf as Michael Clifford, Stu "Large" Riley as Limo Driver, Leif Riddell as Det. Bennett, Melora Griffis as Janet Teasdale, Daniel Sauli as Eric Dunlow, Paul Rolfes as Bellhop | Director: Joyce Chopra Writer: Elizabeth Benjamin | | | |
| 60 :03x15 - Shrink-Wrapped (Mar/07/2004) | | Detectives Goren and Eames delve into the murder of a young musician who was romantically linked to his married psychiatrist and they focus on her psychologist-husband -- but they discover the head-shrink couple are obsessed by playing dangerous mind games with each other. Knowing that acid was used on the victim's face further bolsters the Major Case squad's theory that the slaying was personal, and the key could be the pair's adult daughter who grew up as her parents' referee. | | Guest Stars: Cornell Womack as John Emery, Taylor Roberts as Camilla Barnes, Kristoffer Falcones as Jamie Ortiz, Gene Farber as Christian Lyle, Lyssandra Cox as Celeste, Eric Wippo as Derek, Danyon Davis as Curtis, Scott Johnsen (1) as Detective Yeomans, K. C. Ramsey as Mike Hollinger, Jean Brassard as Phillipe, Joseph McKenna as K.J. Minkens, Margaret Colin as Dr. Eloise Barnes, Robert Trumbull as Bill Hefferman, Brent Spiner as Graham Barnes, Richmond Hoxie as James Penell, Ed Setrakian as Judge Ross, Tasha Lawrence as Tanya Coker, Patrick Boll as Frank Lasday, Danny Burstein as Luke Vinton, Walter Charles as David Clayton, Will Janowitz as Rico | | | |
| 61 :03x16 - The Saint (Mar/14/2004) | | Detectives Goren and Eames probe the murder of an elderly woman who was poisoned by an anonymous package and set their sights on a crafty forger whose expertise is needed by a local church to verify documents proving the sainthood of 19th-century healer named Brother Jerome. But the investigators uncover a trail of conflicting old letters that could complicate the church's expensive campaign to canonize Jerome -- and they ponder how official sainthood can require a small fortune and human lives. | | Guest Stars: Lydia Grace Jordan as Charlotte, Edward Hajj as Blaine Devlin, Remi Sandri as Abel Keller, Marisa Vural as Samantha, Ronald Lew Harris (1) as Neil Martin, Lisa Gorlitsky as Karen, Dennis McGeady as Andrew Bassett, Brian Murray (4) as Richard Sullivan, Timothy Doyle as Sean Sullivan, Stephen Colbert as James Bennett, Lois Smith as Elizabeth Bennett, Charlotte Booker as Ellen, Phyllis Somerville as Louise Politano, Malachy Cleary as Fr. Bill, Ruth Maleczech as Inez, John Roney as Detective Phipps, Thom Christopher (1) as Judge Walton | Director: Frank Prinzi Writer: Marlene Meyer | | | |
| 62 :03x17 - Conscience (Mar/28/2004) | | After a neurologist is found poisoned in a pool, Detectives Goren and Eames learn that she was performing research on a woman who's been in a vegetative state for six years -- and evidence points to suspects who include the comatose woman's son, husband and the victim's young assistant. But the case assumes a new dimension when the investigators discover an embezzled trust fund -- plus the fact that the victim was experimenting with communicating with such vegetative patients. | | Guest Stars: Jim Coope (1) as Det. Cunningham, Tammy Morris as Nurse, Michael Macchio as Vic, Heidi Landis as Morales, Dawn Evans (1) as Woman, Bard Goodrich as Technician, John Gallagher, Jr. (1) as Gary, John Savage as Mark Farrell, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, David Manis as Charles Ergen, James Murtaugh as Ned Worley, Barbara Andres as Judith Worley, Judy Kuhn as Dr. Anna Ford, Phyllis Bash as Judge Gilcrest, Dee Pelletier as Laraine Farrell | Director: Alex Chapple Writer: Gerry Conway (1) | | | |
| 63 :03x18 - Ill-Bred (Apr/18/2004) | | Bad-breeding and brooding on a tony horse farm result in a bloody murder of an attractive veterinarian who began to question curious drug use surrounding her equine patients -- but Detectives Goren and Eames lay their ears back when they uncover a barn full of sexually active stable mates who appear to be smuggling illegal drugs in their animals. Goren, in particular, seizes on the jealousy and class rivalries between the rich owners and the married couple who work for them. | | Guest Stars: Sally A. Stewart as Tamarra Franklin, John Rue as Thomas Findel, Kayla Ny as Shelley Townsend, Jack Drummond (1) as Clare McCarter, Edward Sears as Teddy, Josh Phillip Weinstein as Kessel, Bronwen Booth as Marguerite Townsend, Tari Signor as Molly Simms, Dana Eskelson as Paige Mullen, Tara Wilson as Pam, Chance Kelly as Detective Finch, Tom Stechschulte as Roy Daniels (Stubbs), Mark Pinter as James Townsend, Frederick Weller as Dale Mullen, Doug Barron as Luke Blansfield, Jeff Robins as Rabbit Winters, Rufus Collins as Dr. Neil McClintock, Kevin Sibley as Joe, Drew McVety as Dr. Zachary Reeves | Director: Steve Shill Writer: Jim Sterling | | | |
| 64 :03x19 - Fico Di Capo (May/09/2004) | | The murders of a government mob witness and an undercover police officer put Detectives Goran and Eames deep inside the ugly family tree of a dying Mafia don whose last living son is being challenged by a ratty punk who's both smart -- and good with a knife. Their family feud is clouded by the possible involvement of cruel Russian mobsters but Goran keeps his focus on the young men who secretly call upon the bed-ridden don -- and the unlikely key could be a trail of juicy Sicilian black figs. | | Guest Stars: Snezhana Kushnir as Nina Grotsky Perez, Frank Adonis as Eddie, George Pesce as Benny, Sal Mistretta as Martin Halbretch, Elisabeth A. Furtado as Bea Mills, Geraldine LiBrandi as Nicoletta Lucci, Jason Jurman as Danny Lucci, Marina Kotovnikov as Svetlana, Greg Siebel as Phil, Geeta Citygirl as Shamoli, Kevin Cahoon as Paul, Austin Basis as Lou-Lou (Louis) Versini, Frankie Nasso as Mikey Damiano, Fulvio Cecere as Jim Farcas, Albert Makhtsier as Dmitri Petrovna, Mark Margolis as Mario Damiano, Fernando Lopez as A.D.A. Geraldo Perez, Irma St. Paule as Grandma Antonella Sale, Nicholas J. Giangiulio as Lorenzo Lucci, Karen Giordano as Gina Rigatello, David Valcin as Detective Hodes, Matte Osian as Raymond Tait, Leo Fitzpatrick as Richard Chops Cozza | Director: Alex Zakrzewski Writer: Stephanie Sengupta | | | |
| 65 :03x20 - D.A.W. (May/16/2004) | | When the adult daughter of a recently deceased woman is killed under mysterious circumstances, Detectives Goren and Eames focus on a pompous doctor after research shows hundreds of his elderly patients have suffered deadly strokes -- just before their heirloom jewelry vanishes. Goren hopes to poke a few holes in the not-so-good doctor's cottage industry by contacting the women in his life and exploiting the suspects longtime drug habit and considerable ego. | | Guest Stars: Michael Deeg as Det. Morris, Greta Martin as Valerie Perret, Christianne Tisdale as Claudia Swann, Tom Galantich as Chris Swann, Michael Cone as Mr. Selwyn, Dennis T. Pressey as Lawrence Belling, J. C. Montgomery (1) as Alfred Perret, Gary Cowling (1) as Greg Lafond, Gretha Boston as Phoenicia, Cheryl Freeman as Janette Pearce, Keisha Alfred as Danielle Pearce, Gio Perez as Pedestrian, Jodie Lynne McClintock as Pia O'Donnell, Steven Petrillo as Blevins, Jim R. Coleman (1) as Mr. Cook, Kevin Tighe as Dr. Edwin Lindgard, Wayne Scherzer as First Doctor, Kate Skinner as Meryl Cruthers, Arthur French as Mr. Hawks, Paddy Croft as Alda Morse, C. C. Loveheart (1) as Tarin Morse, Karen Ziemba as Isabel Dawson, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Mark Woodard as First Paramedic, Franklin Ojeda Smith (1) as Rev. Charles, Marilyn Berry (1) as Mrs. Dobell | Director: Frank Prinzi Writer: René Balcer | | | |
| 66 :03x21 - Consumed (May/23/2004) | | When three Hispanic men are gunned down on one night, Detectives Goren and Eames first suspect a hate crime involving an angry, off-center police officer until they discover that the clever culprit exploited the cop's sleepwalking problem as a cover for the slayings that involve a family fortune. During their probe, the investigators also home in on a mousy woman who lived next to the officer -- and they believe that she is highly motivated by revenge against someone. | | Guest Stars: Gerald Bunsen as Ramon Ortiz, Adam Auslander as Mike, Paul Knowles as Eduardo 'Eddie' Mercaldo, Scott Watanabe as Max, Robert C. Kirk (2) as Sergeant Murray, Christine Farrell as Arlene Shrier, Fidel Vicioso as Rafael, Bill Sage (1) as Tommy Callahan, Bill Quigley as Detective Sayles, Richard Council as 51st Precinct Captain, Brian M. O'Neill (1) as Robert Kelly, Ron Lee Savin as Paul, Dion Graham as Detective Waites, Michael Garfield as John McHadle, Larry Pine as Bingham Post, Karen Sillas as Beth Landau/Elizabeth Post, Aaron Marcus as Dr. Barnes | Director: Steve Shill Writer: Warren Leight | | | |
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