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L&O, Episode 1.09
Production number: 66207
First aired: 27 November 1990
  th of 403 produced in L&O  
  th of 403 released in L&O  
  th of 719 released in all  
Written By
Robert Palm

Directed By
James Quinn

During the investigation into the death of a little girl in a respectable, middle-class family, Max Greevey and Mike Logan uncover a myriad of family secrets involving abuse, molestation, and murder.

Contents

[edit] Plot

  • Plot

[edit] Guest cast

[edit] Quotes

"I didn't hear you knock."
"That's because I didn't. If I'd have knocked, you would have heard me."
"I don't doubt that."

- Benjamin Stone and Shambala Green


"Ethically, I'm Snow White."

- Shambala Green


"Are you in charge of this ape?"
"My cross to bear."

- Eugenia Rawlings and Max Greevey


"What does your gut tell you?"
"Put 'em in a dungeon, put 'em on a wheel, and annihilate 'em."

- Adam Schiff and Benjamin Stone


"Everything’s a mirror to her. She holds a dying kid up to it, and all she can see is herself and how it affects her. Now you give her sympathy, she’s gonna want to fight. You give her a fight, she’s gonna want a kiss. You give her a kiss and I swear to God she’ll bite your tongue out."

- Mike Logan


"Please. That was therapy."
"For her or for you?"
"For her! In Reichian therapy, the patient has to--"
"Really get to know the therapist, hmmm?"

- Jacob Lowenstein and Mike Logan


"My mother used to hold a rosary in one hand while she beat me with the other. The next time I enter a church, six of my closest buddies will be carrying me. "

- Mike Logan

[edit] Trivia

Disclaimer.
Disclaimer.
  • This is the only episode of the series in which a long disclaimer was read aloud, pointing out the actual conclusion of the real case, that of Joel and Lisa Steinberg. The fifteenth season episode, "Fixed", brought back the character inspired by Joel Steinberg, Dr. Jacob Lowenstein (played by David Groh), who was killed after being released on parole. The episode was inspired by Steinberg's actual release in 2004.



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