Detectives Goren and Eames are investigating the murders of several homeless people.Detectives Goren and Eames are investigating the murders of several homeless people.Detectives Goren and Eames are investigating the murders of several homeless people.
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- TriviaThe name of Wally Stevens, the Mark Linn-Baker insurance-fraud investigator character, is taken from Wallace Stevens, the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet who also worked as vice president of the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company.
- GoofsWally Stevens (Mark Linn Baker) is a short, mousy individual who demonstrated as being far along Asperger's scale. How he is able to incapacitate and kill Lance Reddick's much larger and more athletic Jack Barnard is never explained.
- Quotes
Detective Robert Goren: We arrested his girlfriend.
Wally Stevens: She probably has the money. Women like money.
Detective Robert Goren: So do men.
Wally Stevens: That's because women like men with money.
- ConnectionsReferences Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? (1978)
Featured review
Intellectually complex yet emotionally compelling
This series is really extraordinary, and this is an excellent episode. The logic is sometimes hard to follow (things move quickly from one step to another), but one assumes there is a logic: great deal of intellectual complexity.
But the "kicker"--what holds everything together--is the ending: the emotional conclusion. One may think that the character is "over the top:" to extreme; unbelievable. However, the ending makes sense, emotionally. A lonely man, trying to fill his empty house.
"Law & Order, Criminal Intent" is heads and shoulders above anything I've seen on television: so compelling. But then, I miss Manhattan (where I lived for 30 years) and love the street scenes.
But the "kicker"--what holds everything together--is the ending: the emotional conclusion. One may think that the character is "over the top:" to extreme; unbelievable. However, the ending makes sense, emotionally. A lonely man, trying to fill his empty house.
"Law & Order, Criminal Intent" is heads and shoulders above anything I've seen on television: so compelling. But then, I miss Manhattan (where I lived for 30 years) and love the street scenes.
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