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| 158 :08x01 - Thrill (Sep/24/1997) | | A young delivery man is found shot to death and the murder trail leads Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) to the two teenagers who placed the order. When McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) realize that one of the suspects' confessions is protected in the name of religion, they strike a deal to ensure that justice is served. Donna Murphy ('Murder One') guest-stars as defense attorney Carla Tyrell. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Charles Levin as Mr. Shuster, Rob McElhenney as Joey Timon, Ellen Muth as Adele Green, Suzanne Costallos as Mrs. Wheeler, Sig Libowitz as Stan Shatenstein, James Handy as Mr. Wheeler, Donna Murphy (1) as Carla Tyrrell, Susan Blommaert as Judge Rebecca Steinman, Michael Marrona as Dale Kershaw, | Co-Guest Stars: Bryan Greenberg as Matt Wheeler, Herb Lovelle as Mr. Hemmerick, Kevin Hurley as Brother, Christopher Innvar as Elliott Gill, Nick Corley as Latent Technician, Joe Zaloom as Avi, William Pitts as Phone Company Worker, Melissa Marsala as Marlene, Beau Berdaht as Student, Al Cayne as Hispanic Kid, Deirdre Lovejoy as CSU Technician, Rosanna Carter as Mrs. Hemmerick, Bob Ari as Owner, James Doerr as Sheehan, Cynthia Hayden as Mrs. Green, Pat Moya as Deborah Curtis, David Edward Jones (1) as Police Officer, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, John Tormey as Tommy DeLuca, Bill Christ as Father Gervais, Thomas McHugh as Detective Byrne, Nick Wyman as Judge Gavin Mickerson, Ava-Maria Carnevale as Mrs. Timon, Anne Lange as Headmistress, David S. Howard (3) as Mr. Morris | Director: Martha Mitchell
Writer: René Balcer | | | |
| 159 :08x02 - Denial (Oct/08/1997) | | Two maids disacover a bloody hotel room and a credit card leads the police into a wall of denials even if the victim is a newborn child. | | Guest Stars: Zach Chapman as Tommy Horton, Mags Chernock as Christina Talbert, Jan Maxwell as Sarah Talbert, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Benjamin Hendrickson as Warren Talbert, Evalyn Baron as Rachel Shelton, James Rebhorn as Charles Garnett, Doris Belack as Judge Margaret Barry, | Co-Guest Stars: Susan Baum as Second Female Juror, Marjorie Johnson as First Female Juror, Andrew Finney as Mendoza, Helen Hanft as Martha, Kelsie Morales as Maid #1, Marchand Odette as Maid #2, Melanie Vaughan as Professor, Benjamin Cain as Receptionist, Rich Clayton (1) as CSU Technician #2, Michael Dalby as Foreman, Julia Panely as Woman, Charles Stransky as Man, Craig Alan Edwards (1) as Police Officer #1, Susan Willerman as Court Clerk, Philip Anthony as Male Juror, Jayne Houdyshell as Forewoman, Gia Galeano as Gia, Gilbert Cruz as CSU Technician #1, Mark Zimmerman as Judge Nathan Murray, Joel Colodner as Dave Carney, Marilyn Pasekoff as Dr. Glenda Allen, Barbara Tirrell as Judge Edith Markham, Margaret Devine as Sales Clerk, Melinda Page Hamilton as Jane Spoonser, John Harrington Bland (1) as Pharmacist, Clark Middleton as Forensics Technician, Karen MacDonald as Mrs. Horton, Bernie Sheredy as Mr. Horton, Tom Carroll (1) as Gary Welsh, Jack Marshall (1) as Steve Adams | Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: David Shore | | | |
| 160 :08x03 - Navy Blues (Oct/15/1997) | | An investigation into the murder of a Navy officer helps Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) crack a rash of murder/muggings. But when the two cases are proved unrelated they find themselves up against the Navy. Later, McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) do battle to win jurisdiction and confidential information. Patti LuPone reprises her role as defense attorney Ruth Miller. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Marge Redmond as Judge Laurie Tisdale, Sean Runnette as Headwaiter, Stephen Peabody as Service Manager, John DiResta as Det. Anderson, R. E. Rodgers as Off. Oliver, Bryan Hicks as Off. Lao, Robert Spillane as Mechanic, Richard Bierman as Garage Attendant, Jan Owen as Elderly Woman, Marc Coppola as Court Officer, Laura Ekstrand as Reporter #1, Christopher Gabriel as Reporter #2, Jery Hewitt as SWAT Leader, Steven Marcus (1) as Louis Palumbo, William Howard Parry (3) as Cmdr. Halibert, Joyce Reehling as Lt. Cmdr. Coleman, John Speredakos as William T. Ottenberg, Lee Shepherd as Lt. Cmdr. McIntyre, Kurt Knudson as Judge Ari Waxman, Helmar Augustus Cooper as Judge Lawrence McNeil, Paul Geier as Chuck Baxter, Joe Gonzalez (1) as Parking Attendant, Kate Walsh as Kirstin Blair, Daniel Von Bargen as Cmdr. Billings, Molly Price as Quartermaster Stroud, Reuben Jackson as Lt. Lopez, Jack Gwaltney as Jack Young, Patti LuPone as Ruth Miller | Director: Jace Alexander
Writer: Kathy McCormick (1)
Story: Dick Wolf | | | |
| 161 :08x04 - Harvest (Oct/29/1997) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) are called in to investigate a random drive-by shooting, but the victim's husband seems to know more than he's telling. Later, after the shooter is found, McCoy (Sam Waterson) and Ross (Carey Lowell) discover a discrepancy in the medical reports that unleashes a bevy of questions, like who's to blame - - the gunmen or a doctor (guest star Michael Nouri) with a growing 'God complex'? S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill co-star. | | Guest Stars: Patricia Rae as Claudia, Liz Larsen as Daniels, Louie Leonardo as Det. Sandoval, Jason Weinberg as Tony, Deborah LaCoy as Loretta Mason, Alba Oms as Mrs. Camacho, Zabryna Guevara as Lucita, Felix Solis as CSU Scapelli, Andrea Bowen as Bess O'Neal, D. L. Shroder as Dr. Lavori, Angel Lanzo as Nurse Ruiz, Anthony Mangano as Off. Palacio, Christopher Loper as Kid #1, Robert Joseph Coffin (2) as Court Clerk, Carlos Pizarro as Elias Camacho, Maximiliano Hernandez (1) as Leo Ramos, Kim Yancey-Moore as Judy Paxton, Daren Kelly (1) as Dr. Kerner, John Ramsey as Judge Walter Schreiber, Andrew Pang as Dr. Hsu, Anthony Ruiz as Tico, Lee Cobb (1) as Downey, David Lipman as Judge Morris Torledsky, Michael Nouri as Dr. Donald Cosgrove, Michael Durrell as Hilburne, Catherine Wolf as Dr. Nedermann, Luce Ennis as Mrs. Fuller, Richard Thomsen as Mr. Fuller, David Marshall Grant (1) as Charlie Harmon, Armand Schultz as Marty O'Neal, Robert Stanton (2) as Sutter | Director: Matthew Penn
Writer: I. C. Rapoport | | | |
| 162 :08x05 - Nullification (Nov/05/1997) | | A security guard is killed and another is injured when a New York State betting facility is robbed by three masked gunmen. Upon investigation, Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) are led to a quiet suburb -- and a militia that does its recruiting over the Internet. Later in court, McCoy (Sam Waterston) is pitted against the outspoken leader of the group and finds himself questioning his beliefs -- and his and Ross' (Carey Lowell) safety. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Jesse R. Tendler as Matthew Brant Jr., Walt MacPherson as Mr. Shelby, Alexandra Rhodie as Brinn Lehey, Andy Fowle as Lewis Cray, Gabra Zackman as Sarah Mandel, Michael Broughton as Andrew Parent, Tony Hoty as NYB Regular #1, Cedric Turner as NYB Regular #2, Ellen Zachos as Foreperson, Tom Kiesche as Court Clerk, Betsy Aidem as Kay Brant, Denis O'Hare as Phil Christie, John Roney as Walter Wells, Gerry Becker as Thomas Robbins, Ted Kazanoff (1) as Judge Daniel Scarletti, Tim Kirkpatrick as Greg Kubie, Victor Truro as Judge Douglas Spivack, Barbara Spiegel as Judge Harriet Doremus, Christopher Rubin as N.D. Policeman, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Christine Farrell as Arlene Shrier, John Fiore as Tony Profaci | Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: David Black | | | |
| 163 :08x06 - Baby, It's You (1) (Nov/12/1997) | | Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) investigate the death of a 14 year-old fashion model and find that the cause of death was toxic shock syndrome. It is later discovered that although the girl died in New York, the toxic shock was triggered by a violent sexual assault that may have taken place at the victim's home in Baltimore. While the victim's parents retain an attorney (guest star Dan Hedeya, 'Cheers') to protect themselves, Detectives Briscoe and Curtis enlist the help of Baltimore Detectives Munch (Richard Belzer, 'Homicide: Life on the Street') and Falsone (Jon Seda, 'Homicide: Life on the Street') to assist in the Baltimore end of the investigation. The story continues on 'Homicide: Life on the Street' Friday, Nov. 14 (10-11 p.m. ET). S. Epatha Merkerson, Carey Lowell, Sam Waterston and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Melanie Vesey as Michelle, Ajay Kothari as Virgil Pipino, Anne Frith as Sadie Appleyard, Isabel Segovia as Ana Ramirez, Maribel Gonzalez as Lucia Cottone, Anne Bonvegna as Cassie Nobels, Billy Gillespie as Assistant Medical Examiner, Mick O'Rourke as Cameraman, Bob Wilson (1) as Reporter #1, Nancy Nichols as Reporter #2, Dana Smith Croll as Reporter #3, Ray Virta as Reporter #4, Johnny Moreno (1) as Detective #1, Jon Seda as Paul Falsone, Pamela Nyberg as Jeri Stein, Sam Valle as Johnny Ramirez, Tom Tammi as Dr. Steven Janaway, Richard Litt as Gronbeck, Gia Galeano as Gia, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Richard Belzer as Det. John Munch, Maureen Anderman as Gayle Janaway, Taro Alexander as Paul Delacourte, Yaphet Kotto as Al Giardello, Richard Council (1) as John Law, Dan Frazer as Judge Barry McLellan, Zeljko Ivanek as Ed Danvers, Dan Hedaya as Leslie Drake | Director: Ed Sherin
Writer: Jorge Zamacona | | | |
| 164 :08x07 - Blood (Nov/19/1997) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) are called to the scene when a new mother takes a leap off her balcony. The case becomes complicated when the baby is nowhere to be found -- and the evidence seems to show that the victim was pushed. When McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) dig deeper, they discover a husband with a dark secret and an ex-wife with a serious problem. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Harry O'Reilly as Jerry O'Brien, Kent Broadhurst as Harry Stokley, Keith Randolph Smith as Morris Keach, Catherine Cox as Dr. Nancy Frieder, Marianne Hagan as Jane Levin, Donald Christopher as Doorman, Robert Montano (2) as Clemente, Mark Jacoby as Ryan, Ruth Nerken as Rita, Deborah Rush as Frances Houston, Stephen Mendillo as Joshua Burdett, Bellamy Young as Ellen O'Brien, William Christian as Shawn Taitt, Angela Pietropinto as Nurse Ciaducci, Franchelle Stewart Dorn as Ms. Joyner, Lou Liberatore as Dale Brody, Joan Copeland as Judge Rebecca Stein, Mike Hodge (1) as Leonard Hillman, Jack Davidson (4) as Spense Carlyle, Josh Pais as Medical Examiner Borak | Director: Jace Alexander
Writer: Craig Tepper | | | |
| 165 :08x08 - Shadow (Nov/26/1997) | | The murder of a bail bondsman leads Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) to discover a dirty lawyer who bribes his clients. McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) teeter on the brink of good judgment when they set up a mock trial to nab the lawyer and uncover his connection within the District Attorney's office. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Roger Pretto as David Baez, Denise Lute as Cindy Erlich, Kate Mara as Jenna Erlich, Divina Cook as Marta Liriano, Sharon Hope as Marguerite LeChevalier, Paul Klementowicz as Marvin Grady, Michael K. Williams (3) as Delmore Walton, Philip Price as Judge Jeffrey Heiser, John Hartman (1) as Property Clerk, Mario Mendoza as Man at Phone Booth, Johnnie Mae as Mama Mays, Stu "Large" Riley as Frank Harker, Bruce Katzman as Judge Allan Denham, Alexandra Neil as Lisa Harmon, Bruce MacVittie as Arvin Baker, Rosemary DeAngelis as Judge Sally Goldman, Miguel Sierra as Joe, Lil Henderson as Grandma Mays, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Jacinto Taras Riddick as Oscar Liriano, Don Billett as Ed Richter, Dominic Chianese (1) as Judge Paul Kaylin, Marcy Harriell as Josette Vega, David Marshall Grant (1) as Charlie Harmon | Director: Matthew Penn
Writer: Richard Sweren | | | |
| 166 :08x09 - Burned (Dec/10/1997) | | A murder confession left on the wrong answering machine prompts Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) to reopen a two-year-old arson case that claimed the life of a little girl. The evidence leads to the victim's teenage stepbrother -- an unstable kid sheltered by his politically connected grandfather (guest star Robert Vaughn, 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.'), a longtime friend of D.A. Schiff's (Steven Hill) with a secret of his own. Anne Jackson guest-stars as Judge Simons. Carey Lowell, Sam Waterston and S. Epatha Merkerson also star. | | Guest Stars: Tess O'Brien as Grace Killeen, Tom McCarthy (1) as Tony Collabro, Camilia Sanes (1) as Ellen Rattinger, Joe Pacheco as Salvatore Hess, Brenda Spohnholtz as Theresa Green, Peter Lewis as Ted Vlanos, Tom Demenkoff as Brady, Richard Donelly as Norm Crispin, Ellen Lancaster as Lois Garey, Sylva Kelegian as Sandra Lawlor, Michael O'Hare as Roy Lawlor, Joseph Siravo as Stan Kaminsky, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Robert Vaughn as Carl Anderton, Mia Dillon as Elaine Anderton Lawlor, Sam Huntington as Terry Lawlor, Bob Dishy as Lawrence Weaver, Anne Jackson as Judge Jane Simons | Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: Siobhan Byrne O'Connor | | | |
| 167 :08x10 - Ritual (Dec/17/1997) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) jump to the wrong conclusions when an Egyptian man is found murdered. But the case turns more bizarre when Ross (Carey Lowell) discovers that the prime suspect, a visiting doctor thought to be a terrorist, specializes in female circumcision. Later, McCoy (Sam Waterston) faces a moral dilemma when the case comes to trial. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Jacqueline Antaramian as Farrah Patel, Charley Scalies as Mario, Wayne Scherzer as Carl Walls, Abby Lewis as Mrs. Newman, Todd Cerveris as Rodney Most, Connie Nelson as Ana Zakarian, Emmy Rossum as Alison Martin, Ramsey Faragallah as Dr. Ismael Nasser, Maryann Urbano as Hamida Wazir, Aharon Ipalé as Mr. Tobak, Ava Haddad as Nari Martin, Cotter Smith as Eric Martin, Rob Kramer (2) as Anderson, Les McDonough as Jed Brandt, Steve Landesberg as Howard Cahill, Reade Kelly as Wally Quince, Josh Pais as M.E. Borak, Nan-Lyn Nelson as Dr. Eileen Armenta, Geoffrey Wade as Dr. Frederick Austin, Avery Kidd Waddell as Tariq Davis, Mark Cassells as Jack Harris, Lia Yang as Emma Korimatsu, Ray Genadry as Jeff Mohammed, Samia Shoaib as Donna Khobar, John Fiore as Profaci, Marc Bryman as Scott Wheeler | Director: Brian Mertes
Writer: Kathy McCormick (1), Richard Sweren | | | |
| 168 :08x11 - Under the Influence (Jan/07/1998) | | A hit-and-run accident that claims the lives of an elderly millionaire and a father and his young son hits Detective Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) close to home and brings back painful memories for McCoy (Sam Waterston). In court, McCoy's motives and a judge's political agenda make Ross (Carey Lowell) uneasy. Jerry Orbach and S. Epatha Merkerson also star. | | Guest Stars: Rony Clanton as Alternator Jones, Europe Harmon as Reggie Claxton, Susan Pilar as Gabrielle Barra, Joseph Dandry as Day Doorman, Michael Ciulla as Night Doorman, Matthew Lewis (1) as Judge Dennis Murphy, Arielle Kaplan as Serena Curtis, Lauren Kaplan (1) as Isabel Curtis, Josh Stamberg as Mechanic, Patrick InZetta as Police Officer, Chuck Montgomery as Bob Gilsdorf, Robert Catrini as Carl Pettijohn, Elana Renderos as Tena Galvez, Augusta Dabney as Mrs. Lavalle, Gene Canfield as Fred Norris, Pat Moya as Deborah Curtis, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Cliff Gorman as Judge Gary Feldman, David Garrison (1) as Richard Billings, Kathryn Meisle as Susan Young, Melanie Rey as Mrs. Galvez, Claywood Sempliner as Fischer, Daniel McDonald (3) as Bernard Dressler | Director: Adam Davidson
Writer: René Balcer | | | |
| 169 :08x12 - Expert (Jan/21/1998) | | When a forensic expert is the target of a botched assassination in a restaurant bathroom, Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) must piece together the motive of a seemingly unassociated suspect. Later, McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) stumble upon evidence that questions the ethics of the good doctor. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Jack Koenig as Hal Patterson, Jennifer Courtney as Karen Yellin, Richard Hughes (1) as Dr. Gillick, Tracy Sallows as Carol Garner, Fred Burrell as Arthur Rigg, Adam Busch as Mark, Ron Faber as Pepitone, Angie Levrone as Cheri, Armand Dahan as Pretzel Vendor, Andrew Van Dusen as Andy, John Camire as Paul, Jim Sterling as Police Officer, Michael DeVries as Darren Phillips, Lisa Altomare as Marilyn, Natalie Picoe as Gayle Landis, Joanna Merlin as Deirdre Powell, Ben Hammer as Judge Herman Mooney, Christine Farrell as Arlene Shrier, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Stephen Pearlman as Dr. Leon Mayer, Vera Farmiga as Lindsay Carson, Judy Kuhn as Beth Prentiss, Tracy Dillon as Jennifer, Matt Loney as Larry Newman, Mary Elaine Monti as Jennifer Solvan, Sam Catlin as Maitre d', Paul D'Ambrosio as Mike Thompson | Director: Lewis H. Gould (1)
Writer: I. C. Rapoport, David Shore | | | |
| 170 :08x13 - Castoff (Jan/28/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) find themselves tracking a charismatic serial killer when they investigate the shooting of a doctor with a shining reputation -- and a dangerous sex life. Later, McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) go up against a lawyer with a unique defense -- the murders are the result of too much television. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Michael Alexander Jackson (4) as Randy Johnson, Scott Whitehurst as Lester Metcalf, Joseph Kamal as Derrick Lane, Stan Carp as Stu Steiner's Superintendent, Arthur Anderson (1) as Old Man, Mary Diveny as Old Woman, Kelly Eviston as Jennifer Gaylin, Z. Wright as First Kid, J. D. Williams as Second Kid, Craig Bockhorn as Jury Foreman, Jerry Mayer (1) as Doug Gaylin, Patrick Husted as Darren Fuller, Hope Chernov as Debbie, Jon DeVries as Defense Attorney Greenwald, Jane Elliot as Randi Smolin, Dennis Boutsikaris as Al Archer, Emilio Del Pozo as Doorman #1, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, Mitchell Lichtenstein as Edward Chandler, John Benjamin Hickey as Charles Thatcher, Edmond Genest as Warren Stevenson, Gene Saks as Judge Carl Samuel, Dennis Kelly as Congressman Fred Maxwell, Jane Summerhays as Mistress Pearl | Director: Gloria Muzio
Writer: David Black, Harold Schecter | | | |
| 171 :08x14 - Grief (Feb/04/1998) | | When a man is found brutally beaten, Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) must piece together a motive before they can find the culprits. A pair of protective brothers shed light on the case but confusion ensues as to who should be prosecuted for what crime. Later, Ross (Carey Lowell) discovers a shocking twist involving an unlikely accomplice. Sam Waterston, S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Russ Vigilante as Gianni Lupo, Daniel Blinkoff as Chris Ryan, Kiran Merchant as Dr. Adnan Gidamal, Ami Rothschild as Melinda Black, Sharon Washington as Sally Thaxton, Todd Stashwick as Roger Appel, Paul Romero as Evan Hayes, Stephen Wastell as Bartender, Kalimi Baxter as Andrea Jarell, Chuck Pfeifer as Kurt Jamison, John Combs as Steve Lanetti, Tonia Lynn as Rollerblader, Sabrina Avila as Jogger, James Joseph O'Neil as Jimmy Baxter, Greg Zerkle as Dr. Maxwell, Eric LaRay Harvey as Anthony Loomis, Karen Lynn Gorney (1) as Monk, Marin Hinkle as Leslie Russo, Jonathan LaPaglia as Frank Russo, Stephen Singer as Baum, Hallee Hirsh as Gillian Laneti, Cecilia Hart as Greta Singer, Edie Falco as Sally Bell, Erik Jensen (1) as George Harding, Ron Frazier (1) as Judge Aldo Ianello, George Palermo as Joe Russo, George Bamford as Harry Singer, Marceline Hugot as Dr. Sandi Ruskin | Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: Suzanne Oshry | | | |
| 172 :08x15 - Faccia a Faccia (Feb/25/1998) | | When a partially dressed corpse is discovered, Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) find themselves faced with a dead FBI witness, an overeager hitman and a Mafia capo who's finding it hard to remember his own name. Schiff (Steven Hill) pushes to prosecute the mob for murder but complications force McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) to find other alternatives. S. Epatha Merkerson also stars. | | Guest Stars: Tom Cappadona as Danny Maxwell, Max Chalawsky as Maitre d', Zaniz Janubowski as Susan Weiss, Susan Blackwell as Gabrielle Ruffino, Mark H. Dold as Lionel, Anthony Fusco as Barry Stovitz, Edmund Davys (1) as Front Desk Manager, Hugh Panaro as Hotel Clerk, Aasif Mandvi as Peanut Vendor, Ned Coulter as Manager, Peg Healy as CSU Tech, Lenore Loveman as Lina Rosen, Allen Swift (2) as Jacob Rosen, Paul Eichel as Manny Ebbs, Mitchell Riggs as Police Officer, Beth McDonald (1) as Connie Zavaglia, John O'Leary (1) as Ronny Napoli, David Wohl as Ward Salsman, Philip Bosco as Dobbs, Rochelle Oliver as Judge Grace Larkin, Wally Dunn as Lee Frick, Merri Ann Milwe as Court Clerk, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, David Lipman as Judge Morris Torledsky, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Michael Rispoli as Johnny DeMayo, Frank Savino as Alberto Napoli, Jack Willis as Duane Wheeler, Ken Marks as Agt. Ruggiero, Barton Tinapp as Adam Campos, Rocco Sisto as Brendan Hall, Katherine Narducci as Vicky Grant | Director: Martha Mitchell
Writer: René Balcer, Eddie Feldmann (1) | | | |
| 173 :08x16 - Divorce (Mar/04/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) unwittingly become embroiled in a messy divorce case when a psychologist is found stabbed to death only days before she was to present an annulment evaluation. Later, McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross' (Carey Lowell) proceedings are manipulated by the suspect's ethically challenged lawyer (guest-starring two-time Oscar nominee Jill Clayburgh, 'An Unmarried Woman'). S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Larry Block (1) as Stan, Robert Colston as Jeff Tyrell, Craig Lawlor as Billy Kilpatrick, Peter Boyden as Brad Chumkin, Sharon Scruggs as Kathy Jones, Thomas Bolster as Will Lauren, Cullen Wheeler as Fr. Marino, Suzanne Smith as Lisa Belfour, Leslie Nipkow as Linda Jones, Tony Devon as Police Officer, Veronica Blackwell as Clerk, Dane Knell as Father O'Brien, Karen Mason (1) as Brenda Hughes, Patricia Hodges (1) as Monique Hawkins, Jack Ryland as Judge Jay Derrick, Adam LeFevre as David Harrigan, DeAnn Mears as Judge Maria Gance, Victor Verhaeghe as Eric Belfour, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Jill Clayburgh as Sheila Atkins, Haviland Morris as Molly Kilpatrick, Tony Roberts as Paul Redfield, Michael Warren Powell (1) as Leonard Gardner, Cliff Batuello as Doug Kaye | Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: Barry M. Schkolnick | | | |
| 174 :08x17 - Carrier (Apr/01/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) find themselves in a dilemma about who is responsible for a young girl found shot to death in her bedroom following a wild party. Is the suspect the one who pulled the trigger or is there someone else who needs to be stopped from murdering more innocent women? McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) must work around the law without destroying what they stand for -- the right to privacy. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Robert Petkoff as Kyle Vessas, Ashley Carin as Gloria Ball, Steve Paskoski as Max Paris, Dan Grimaldi as Joseph Margini, Paula Newsome as Carol Mallon, Jason Hayes as Kenny Stark, Norma Fire as Judge Jean Bryant, Cynthia Darlow as Bartender, Michael Pitt as Andy, Lou Bonacki as Super, Jefferson Breland as Doorman, Jim Stanek as Arraignment Clerk, Spencer Riviera as Billy Fields, Audrie J. Neenan as Judge Barbara Kaplan, Patrick Tovatt as Judge Barry Abram, David Spielberg as Judge Alvin Hoyt, Glynnis O'Connor as Anne Paulsen, Gordon Joseph Weiss as Larry Adler, Merwin Goldsmith as Judge Ian Feist, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Leslie Denniston as Lenore Kiley, Susan May Pratt as Leslie Crowell, Heather Burns as Lana Madison, Fran Brill (1) as Mrs. Stark, Ralph Byers as Mr. Kiley, Mark Jacoby as Doug Stark | Director: J. Ranelli
Writer: David Black | | | |
| 175 :08x18 - Stalker (Apr/15/1998) | | A young delivery man is found shot to death and the murder trail leads Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) to the two teenagers who placed the order. When McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) realize that one of the suspects' confession is protected in the name of religion, they strike a deal to ensure that justice is served. Donna Murphy ('Murder One') guest-stars as defense attorney Carla Tyrell. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Darrin Baker (1) as John Abbott, Nina Landey as Diane Carver, James Shanklin as Matt Vasco, Kate Rigg as Anne Forbes, James Coyle as Jack O'Hara, Lynette DuPre (1) as Judge Joyce Randall, Mara Holguin as Alicia Bennett, Paul Crane as Peter Morgan, Greg Shamie as Billy Carr, Cheryl Clifford as Amber Carr, David Wagner as CSU Technician, Robin Martin as Foreperson, Greg Zittel as Gene McDermott, Leon Addison Brown (1) as Antwon Robertson, Joe Lisi as Chris Minetti, Roger Serbagi as Judge Robert Quinn, Brian DeLate as Lloyd Fraker, Frank Girardeau as Ron Sebastian, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Robert Joy as Lewis Dutton, Susan Floyd as Andrea Blake, Yancey Arias as Paul Sanchez, Marilyn Rockafellow as Mrs. Blake, Daniel Oreskes as Mr. Wilson, Harry Goz as Mr. Golavski, Stephen Gevedon as Russell Lowery | Director: Richard Dobbs
Writer: Kathy McCormick (1) | | | |
| 176 :08x19 - Disappeared (Apr/22/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) try to unravel the mystery of a high-class couple who disappear from their apartment. When their key suspect also vanishes, their only lead is a man cautious about divulging any information before he makes a deal with Ross (Carey Lowell). Facing a choice that could cost Ross her reputation, McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross try to honor their informant's request -- and serve justice at the same time. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. Donna Hanover reprises her role as Judge Deborah Bourke and Tovah Feldshuh reprises her role as defense attorney Danielle Melnick. | | Guest Stars: Hazel Medina as Janine Clayton, Priscilla Shanks as Theresa Stanhouse, John Nathan as Bob Stanhouse, Chuck Low as Hyram Jenkins, Elliot Cuker as Al Schmidt, Barbara Gulan as Anne Lewis, Roger DeWeitt as Overton, Todd Gearhart (1) as Kellogg, Christine Caleo as Reporter, Barbara Myers as Foreperson, Tony Di Benedetto as Bud Murphy, Adam Heller as Theodore Spiros, Tovah Feldshuh as Danielle Melnick, Michael Medeiros as Matthew O'Dell, Donna Hanover as Judge Deborah Bourke, Maggie Burke as Miss Ridley, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Ken Welsh as Benjamin O'Dell, Steve Mellor as Mr. Fetzer, Lee Sellars as Nathan Faber, Liam Aiken as Jack Ericson, Seth Barrish as Ralph Staggs | Director: David Platt
Writer: Richard Sweren, William N. Fordes (1) | | | |
| 177 :08x20 - Burden (Apr/24/1998) | | When Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) are called in to investigate the death of a 13-year-old quadriplegic boy, they are puzzled by the clues. After a suspect is found, McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) find evidence that questions whether the murder was motivated by mercy -- or thrills. Steven Hill and S. Epatha Merkerson also star. | | Guest Stars: Julie Follansbee as Rose Bing, Gordon Connell as Larry Hodge, Gregory Mitchell as Peter Gilbert, Eric H. Moreland as Nicholls, Karen Goberman as Martha McSorley, Louisa Holaday as Kara Vadnay, Laine Valentino as Bea Goring, Larry Sherman as Judge Colin Frazier, Danny Burstein as Howe, John G. Connolly (1) as Anderson, Jim Taylor McNickle (1) as Foreperson, Stephen Stout as Dr. Keogh, Barrie Youngfellow as Dr. Emily Lindros, Jerry Lyden as Roy Cashman, Christine Jones (1) as Stapleton, Jane Connell as Mrs. Hodge, Gerry Bamman as Stan Gillum, William Severs as Judge Henry Fillmore, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Leslie Hendrix as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, John Hickok as Joe Sutter, Heather Matarazzo as Stephanie Sutter, John Procaccino as Dr. Lyle Semenko, Maryann Plunkett as Lois Sutter | Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: I. C. Rapoport, David Shore | | | |
| 178 :08x21 - Bad Girl (Apr/29/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) investigate the murder of a police officer found stabbed in Central Park. The killer's sudden religious 'conversion' forces McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) to battle over the death penalty. The outcome of the case and an old enemy's (guest star Robert Vaughn) grudge endanger Schiff's (Steven Hill) chances for re-election. Meanwhile, Briscoe finds himself in a tough spot after his daughter is arrested for dealing drugs. Cliff Gorman also returns to guest-star as Judge Gary Feldman. S. Epatha Merkerson also stars. | | Guest Stars: Laurie J. Williams as Sharon Sutton, Mark Price as DJ Freaky, Michael Hyatt (1) as Rachel Willis, Timothy Wheeler as Al Johnson, Joe Quintero as Jesse Rosado, Robert DeBlasio as Louis Salvi, Phyllis Kay as Gina Salvi, Robert Hatcher as Martin Butler, Karen Bergreen as Emma Govans, Dyron Holmes as Isaac Alvarez, Rico Rosetti as Uni Quintana, Michael Corman as Jury Foreperson, Ilana Levine as Unknown, Ana Gasteyer as Unknown, Tom Wiggin as Unknown, Robert Vaughn as Carl Anderton, Lynn Cohen (1) as Judge Elizabeth Mizener, Mark Lotito as Detective Mallory, Julian Gamble as Appellate Judge P. Slattery, Stephanie Berry (1) as Dolores Weston, Jason Kolotouros as Tilden, Cliff Gorman as Judge Gary Feldman, Isabel Gillies as Monica Johnson, Geoffrey Nauffts as Mr. Peterson, Neal Jones (1) as Unknown, Jennifer Bill as Cathy Briscoe | Director: Jace Alexander
Writer: René Balcer, Richard Sweren | | | |
| 179 :08x22 - Damaged (May/06/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) investigate when two teachers are shot in a high school parking lot and a group of male students have sex with a developmentally disabled girl in an unused part of the school. McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) must prove the case involves rape instead of consensual sex because they believe the girl did not have the sense to say no. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Amanda Sharkey as Judy Palnick, Julia Weldon as Sally Maxwell, Molly Regan as Mrs. Davenport, Irving Metzman as Jay Amsterdam, Julie Halston as Lapinsky, Dennis Ryan (1) as Lloyd Novak, Steven Mark Friedman (1) as Nathan Shrieber, Melissa Marsala as Emily Bailey, Gregory Burke as Jimmy Marshall, Buzz Roddy as Moskowitz, Bruce Birns as Manhattan Foreperson, Mary Perez as Alicia Ortega, Johnny DaPolito (1) as Danny Jones, Alison Folland as Gina Bowman, Kate Skinner as Wilderman, Gerry Rosenthal as Randy Baxter, Adam LaVorgna as Hayden McLauchlin, Claire Beckman as Amanda Novak, Jon Abrahams as Roscoe Johnson, Ron McLarty as Judge William Wright, Mark Lotito as Det. Mallory, Jim Moody as Judge Langlois, Jeannine Comeau as Brooklyn Foreperson, J. K. Simmons as Dr. Emil Skoda, Jennifer Bill as Cathy Briscoe, Lauren Ambrose as Valerie Maxwell, John Christopher Jones (1) as Raymond Maxwell, Robert Clohessy as Painter, Christine Farrell as Arlene Shrier | Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: Janis Diamond | | | |
| 180 :08x23 - Tabloid (May/13/1998) | | Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) investigate when a female law professor who is a noted public figure is chased by a tabloid journalist into the street and killed by a car. Her husband, who is also from a well-known 'Kennedy-esque' family, fights to keep some of his own family secrets out of the press. Sam Waterston, Carey Lowell, S. Epatha Merkerson and Steve Hill also star. | | Guest Stars: Ellen Tobie as Phyllis Howard, Nell Balaban as Receptionist, Brant Spencer (1) as Health Club Clerk, Brian Keeler as Paul Gary Fowler, Bobby Zarem as Himself, Robert B. Alexander (2) as Doorman, Spiro Malas as Taxi Driver, Andre Canty as UPS Delivery Man, Kelly AuCoin as First Assistant, Stephen Kunken (1) as Process Server, David B. McConeghey as Judge Henry Fisk, LeAnna Croom as Julianne Lowry, Maeve McGuire as Betty Sanger, John 'Spike' Finnerty as Jury Foreman, Timothy Carhart as Warren Abbott, Joe Mantello as Phil Marco, Robin Groves as Judge Joanne Franklin, Gerrit Graham as Alan Bruder, John Slattery as Arlen Levitt, Peter McRobbie as Dr. Thomas Newstadt, Baxter Harris as Abner Parkes, Leslie White as Laura Abbott | Director: Brian Mertes
Writer: David Black
Story: Alec Baldwin | | | |
| 181 :08x24 - Monster (May/20/1998) | | In this season finale, a young African-American girl is found sexually abused, badly beaten and near death in the basement of an apartment building. Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) must search for the 'monster' who committed the vicious assault. Their investigation is slow, due to a lack of cooperation from 'the bosses' that may have to do with Lt. Van Buren's (S. Epatha Merkerson) lawsuit against the department. While the young girl hangs on to life, District Attorneys McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) must find a way to work within the law to convict the abuser. Will the judge be fair, or will his past conflicts with McCoy and his attempt to unseat Schiff (Steven Hill) as District Attorney in the upcoming re-election get in the way? Meanwhile, Ross is torn between her career and having custody of her daughter, and Briscoe struggles with the death of his daughter. | | Guest Stars: Bernard M. Addison (3) as Dr. Charters, Angel Caban (1) as Ralph Marra, O. L. Duke as Antonio Chaikin, Starla Benford as Betty Wald, Thom Sesma as Mark Considine, James Reno as Eddie Soto, Shaunice Mudahy as Fiona, Malachy Cleary as Harry Spivak, Jason Towns as Troy, Kel-J Vann as Andres, Marvin Starkman as Rabbi, Kenneth Rock as Clerk, Ami Brabson as Mrs. Richardson, Paul Calderon (1) as Jesse Castille, Robert Vaughn as Carl Anderton, Ray Anthony Thomas as Owen Stokes, James Murtaugh as Carter Newton, William Hill (2) as Joe Kusevitsky, Michael Cullen (1) as James Deitz, John Haymes Newton as Judge Eric Caffey, Mark Lotito as Det. Mallory, Pat Moya as Deborah Curtis, Edward D. Murphy (1) as Duncan, John Fiore as Tony Profaci, Cliff Gorman as Judge Gary Feldman, Charles Malik Whitfield as Calvin Berry, Johnny DaPolito (1) as Danny Jones | Director: Ed Sherin
Writer: René Balcer, Richard Sweren | | | |
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