Kelly quits his security job and warns the abusive husband to watch out. A man is arrested for a robbery and double-homicide when Det. Walker is convinced he is guilty, though Sipowicz feels differently. Laura quits her job and plans to move into a position with the District Attorney's office, prosecuting narcotics. Kelly winds up at the scene of the abusive husband's murder. "4B" has Kelly come and appear before the tenant's readiness group, later the edgy "4B" is shot on a subway platform trying to save an elderly woman.
Name | Type | Role | |
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David Milch | Writer | Teleplay | |
Art Monterastelli | Writer | Story | |
David Milch | Writer | Story | |
Steven Bochco | Writer | Story | |
Art Monterastelli | Writer | Teleplay | |
Ted Mann | Producer | ||
Robert J. Doherty | Producer | ||
Steven DePaul | Producer | ||
Michael M. Robin | Producer | ||
Patricia Idlette | Guest Star | Civilian Assistant | |
Thomas Sminkey | Guest Star | Witness #1 | |
Jack Kehler | Guest Star | Howard Coleman | |
Barry Papick | Guest Star | Bartender #1 | |
Welker White | Guest Star | Christina Coleman | |
Ray Quartermus | Guest Star | Witness #2 | |
David Schwimmer | Guest Star | Josh '4B' Goldstein | |
Gary Bullock | Guest Star | Frank Archer | |
Wendie Malick | Guest Star | Susan Wagner | |
Linda Klein | Guest Star | Attendant | |
Alan Scarfe | Guest Star | Thomas Wagner | |
Vincent Guastaferro | Guest Star | Desk Sergeant | |
David Haid | Guest Star | Cop | |
Robert Breuler | Guest Star | Det. Walker | |
Mary-Pat Green | Guest Star | Bartender #2 | |
Ethan Phillips | Guest Star | Dwight | |
Alexander Zale | Guest Star | A.D.A. Sylvia Costas | |
Steve Blackwood | Guest Star | Doctor | |
Richard Minchenberg | Guest Star | Stuart Salzman | |
Steven Bochco | Executive Producer | ||
Gregory Hoblit | Executive Producer | ||
David Milch | Executive Producer | ||
Charles Haid | Director |