The Serpent's Tooth
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| The Serpent's Tooth | ||
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| L&O, Episode 1.19 Production number: 66224 First aired: 19 March 1991 | ||
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| Teleplay By Robert Nathan & René Balcer Story By Joshua Stern & I.C. Rapoport Directed By Don Scardino | ||
Two brothers appear to be the logical suspects in the murder of their wealthy parents.
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[edit] Plot
- Plot
[edit] Guest cast
- John Fiore as Detective Tony Profaci
- Jonathan Hadary as Alex Petrovich
- Matt Hofherr as Nick Jarman
- Olek Krupa as Sasha Osinski
- Stephen Mailer as Greg Jarman
- Bernie McInerney as Judge Michael Callahan
- George Morfogen as Dwight Anderson
- Lee Wilkof as Jack Epstein
- Lewis J. Stadlen as Eli Schwab
- Frances Sternhagen as Margaret Langdon
- Edward D. Murphy as Foreman
- John Henry Kurtz as Pelletier
- Anthony Alessandro as Carpetman
- Mary Barbara Alexander as Ruta
- Elaine Bromka as Secretary
- Johnny Dapolito as Palone
- John Christy Ewing as Dean
- Don Peoples as Hecht
- Robert Riesel as Zarovic
- Norman Rose as Edmonds
- Ted Sorel as Doctor
- Duke Stroud as Technician
- Alberto Vazquez as Block
[edit] Quotes
"What about the kids?"
"They're either innocent, or well-rehearsed."
- - Donald Cragen and Max Greevey
"The family that kills together..."
- - Max Greevey
"Some of my money in the bank, yeah."
"Some? Now, the bank records show that there was, last month, $6,011,301.26."
"If you say so."
"And the month before that, $9,615."
"Sounds right."
"A six million dollar difference, uh ... good month at the discount store, sir?"
- - Sasha Osinski and Benjamin Stone
"He ain't heavy, he's my brother."
- - Max Greevey
"A prosecution based on debt re-financing. That’s going to get you real far with the jury."
"I’ll lay it out for them. I'll draw them a Monopoly board."
"Yeah, I’d like to see them get from 'Park Place' to 'Go.'"
- - Adam Schiff and Benjamin Stone
[edit] Trivia
- Trivia
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