Star Crossed

Episode aired Feb 19, 2003
TV-14
45m

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7.8/10

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Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

A young man with an 80 IQ confesses to committing a murder. However, assistant DA Southerlyn suspects that a beautiful but manipulative woman he was trying to impress may have talked him int... Read allA young man with an 80 IQ confesses to committing a murder. However, assistant DA Southerlyn suspects that a beautiful but manipulative woman he was trying to impress may have talked him into his plea.A young man with an 80 IQ confesses to committing a murder. However, assistant DA Southerlyn suspects that a beautiful but manipulative woman he was trying to impress may have talked him into his plea.

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Trivia
The tony "Sorkin" bag referenced is a fictional version of the exclusive Birkin bag by Hermès.

Goofs
Olivet states that Robby has an IQ of 80, putting him in the functional range where he can hold a job, get along in society, etc. Most standardized IQ tests have standard deviations between 15 and 24, meaning that in all of them, 80 would be within average limits and would not be considered low- or mid-functioning. What is Olivet is describing would more likely be an IQ of between 55 and 70.

Quotes
A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn: He wouldn't be the first person with an 80 IQ to confess to a felony.
Jack McCoy: Or to have a room on death row.
D.A. Arthur Branch: What I don't get is why his attorney didn't have him tested before he invited our shrinks to sit down with him.
Jack McCoy: Two words: Dean Connors.
D.A. Arthur Branch: Is that supposed to ring a bell?
Jack McCoy: Dean's not a bad sort, he's just morally opposed to hard work. I don't think he's tried a case in ten years.
D.A. Arthur Branch: You gotta love a fighter who won't throw a punch.

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References 60 Minutes (1968)

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9/10

Elizabeth Rohm was just fine

I am SO sick and tired of reading the bashing of Elizabeth Rohm - all right already - we GET it! Some of you don't like her. Time to start keeping it to yourselves. Every review submitted contains some disparaging remarks intended to insult her. As soon as I see it, I stop reading the review. It's unkind and offensive to me and the author just lost any validity for me. Personally I think she was just fine, as does my husband. She's just as good as any of the others in any of the cast lineups. I like some more than others but never would I think to repeatedly disparage anyone, regardless of my opinion.