| "Eros in the Upper Eighties" | ||
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| ← | TBJ, Episode 1.13 | |
| Production number: 5705 First aired: 21 January 2006 | ||
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| Written By Chris Levinson Directed By Joe Ann Fogle | ||
Summary[]
A doorman at a high-end upper Eastside building saves a tenant's life when he pulls a homeless man off her, but kills him in the process.
Plot[]
Plot
Cast[]
Main cast[]
- Bebe Neuwirth as A.D.A. Tracey Kibre
- Amy Carlson as A.D.A. Kelly Gaffney
- Kirk Acevedo as D.A. Investigator Hector Salazar
- Scott Cohen as Detective Chris Ravell
- Fred Dalton Thompson as D.A. Arthur Branch
Recurring cast[]
- Jessica Chastain as A.D.A. Sigrun Borg
- Wendell Pierce as Dr. Richard Link
- David Wolos-Fonteno as Judge Derek Hafner
Guest cast[]
- Lothaire Bluteau as Andres Voychek
- Zachary Knower as Greg Lumbard
- Adam Richman as Officer Marty Cataldo
- Maximiliano Hernández as Officer Miguel Montez
- Ron Silver as Bernie Adler
- Tristine Skyler as Abigail Phillips
- Thomas Daniel as Public Defender
- Colman Domingo as Gus
- Don Puglisi as Press Photographer
- Diane Teresa Perri as Biker Chick in Courtroom (uncredited)
References[]
References
Quotes[]
Quotes
Background information and notes[]
- This is the one remaining unaired episode after the show's cancellation and was aired as the series finale on Australia's Network 10 in late 2005, before it even aired in the US. Court TV (now called TruTV) would include the episode in its run of the series the following year. The episode is part of the DVD collection of the series but was never shown on NBC for unknown reasons.
- As Detective Salazar examines a storage area, he comments on the tendency of many individuals to retain items that are essentially worthless. In response, Detective Ravell states, "one man gathers what another man spills." This quote originates from Robert Hunter, an American singer, songwriter, composer, and poet renowned for his collaboration with the rock band Grateful Dead. Additionally, this phrase appears in one of his songs, "St. Stephen", which was performed by the Grateful Dead band in 1969.
- The episode's title might be a reference to the Greek god of love Eros.
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