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"The Big Easy" (1996) More at IMDbPro »

Season: 1 | 2
Year: 1996 | 1997

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Season 1

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Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot

11 August 1996
Detective Remy McSwain is a brash, womanizing, and unconventional New Orleans police detective who doesn't always play by the rules in order to get criminals locked up. But with the help of his uncle C.D. LeBlanc, the police chief and a fanatic Civil War buff, and Remy's man-hungry detective partner, Darlene Broussard, he always manages to stay one step ahead of the law. But everything changes with the arrival of Anne Osborne, a district attorney from Washington DC whom is sent to oversee a case of illegal fishing in the remote bayous where Remy is investigating a murder which may lead to a high-up power in the city council. Anne finds herself captivated by the intense good/bad cop who tries to gain her affections with the help of his street informant and blues musician Smiley Dupree, while the local district attorney, Lightnin' Hawkins, persuades Anne to get close to Remy in order to nail him on a corruption probe the city is putting on.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	J.C. Quinn	...	Lindergh DuBois
	Jeff LeBeau	...	Octave Batistella
	Eliott Keener	...	Louis Laygere
	Ronnie Stutes	...	Lamar
	Jim Chimento	...	Ti-Bob
	Lara Grice	...	Maddie
	Chip Stelz	...	Lemonhead
	Carol Sutton	...	Judge
	River Hargrode	...	Bailiff
	Jim Gleason	...	Environmentalist
	Cory R. Comeaux	...	Waitress
	Dave Petitjean	...	Fisherman #1
	Mark Krasnoff	...	Fisherman #2
	Kermit Ruffins	...	Lead Singer
	Chad Rose	...	New Orleans Police Officer
	Rennie T. Lee	...	Forensic Detective (uncredited)
	Roxanne Marchand	...	Waitress (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 2: Murder in Mind

18 August 1996
As Anne settles in New Orleans (aka: The Big Easy) to stay, Remy continues to try to win her affections with the help of Smiley and his other associates, while both Anne and Remy have fantasies about the other, while Lightin' Hawkins also tries to get Anne to notice him as well. Meanwhile, a fortune-telling friend of Remy's, named Zelda Riley, tells him about a premonition about a street informant being murdered. Remy investigates and soon locks horns again with Anne who suspects Zelda somehow being involved, while Remy thinks otherwise and sets out to prove it.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Katherine LaNasa	...	Zelda Riley
	Don Keith Opper	...	Floyd Marinot (as Don Opper)
	J. Patrick McNamara	...	Lowell Percy
	David Jensen	...	Automatic Slim (as David E. Jensen)
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Bartender
	Don Regent	...	Salesman
	Paula Sorge	...	Holly (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 3: Driving Ms. Money

2 February 1997
Remy and his team investigate the death of an elderly and ailing socialite at a fund-raiser where Anne and Hawkins were in attendance. Hawkins thinks that the manservant, Bernard, was responsible when the cause of death is listed as a deliberate prescription medication overdose. But Remy tries to prove Bernard's innocence and in so doing learns some disturbing facts about his real relationship with his employer and his connection to his young lawyer, Felice.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree (credit only)
	James Pickens Jr.	...	Bernard Dulac
	Erica Gimpel	...	Felice Carlyle
	Tara Walden	...	Charlotte Kavanaugh (as Taralea Walden)
	Jim Gleason	...	Peter Kavanaugh (as James Ivey Gleason)
	Michael Arata	...	Jared Craig
	Robert Pavlovich	...	Dr. Mandeville
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Bartender
	Lesli Kay	...	Nurse (as Lesli Kay Sterling)
	Lionel Ferbos	...	Cabbie (as Lionel Ferbos Jr.)
	Roxanne Marchand	...	Waitress (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 4: Cinderfella

26 August 1996
Remy investigates the murder of a groom at his bachelor party where the only evidence is that of a high-heeled shoe left behind by the killer who may have been a transvestite. In attempting to dig into the past of the murder victim, Anne also learns some hidden facts about the groom's real interests as well as the bride-to-be's urges. Elsewhere, C.D. tries to find time to help Remy with his investigation while planing to hold another Civil War re-enactment outside of town.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins (credit only)
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Taylor Nichols	...	Lionel Fairchild
	Robert Laughlin	...	Tawney (as Robert DeCrevel)
	Hunt Scarritt	...	Monique
	Mari E. Ferguson	...	Veronica
	Jim Chimento	...	Ti-Bob
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Bartender
	Hank Gautreaux	...	Mitchell (as Hank Gautreau)
	Stephanie Yeates	...	Celeste
	Don Brady	...	Quentin
	Samson Utley	...	Paloma

Season 1, Episode 5: A Dead Man Is Hard to Find

15 September 1996
Remy investigates the death of the father of a young débutante in a suspicious plane crash in the swamps and learns a series of facts about the unscrupulous businessman, including the fact that C.D. was romantically involved with the widow of the victim. Meanwhile, Anne, with Darlene's help, strikes out on her own investigation into the mysterious death by trying to establish a motive by either the débutante daughter Alana, or the estranged artist son Kent.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins (credit only)
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree (credit only)
	Elizabeth Ashley	...	Larissa Fontaine
	Mary Catherine Garrison	...	Alana Fontaine
	Douglas M. Griffin	...	Kent Fontaine
	Ronny Broussard	...	Frederico
	D'Ayanna Hicks	...	Dee
	Karoline Menighan	...	Salesgirl
	Randy Ladner	...	Bartender
	Karolyn Arnold	...	Girlfriend
	Willie Metcalf	...	Piano Player
	Sarah Thurston Minge	...	Sarah
	Lorin Moore	...	Guy at Bar (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 6: Hotshots

8 September 1996
Remy and Anne investigate the mysterious death of a jazz musician friend of Smiley's where circumstantial evidence points to supernatural occurrences connected to a shady music producer, named Tyrell, whom Remy begins to suspect that he may in fact be the Devil incarnate. But the skeptic Anne tries to put together a rational explanation for the unexplained events happening around them when a blind blues singer confirms that the musician's death was Satan's work.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc (credit only)
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Tom Verica	...	Tyrell
	Jimmy Witherspoon	...	Elmore
	Coco Robicheaux	...	Coco
	J.D. Evermore	...	Valentine (as John E. Moore)
	Walter Breaux Jr.	...	Fat Man
	Deneen Tyler	...	Phil
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Bartender
	James Beverly	...	Bass Player
	Terence Rosemore	...	Emcee (as Terrence Rosemore)
	Barbara Tasker	...	Coroner
	Roxanne Marchand	...	Waitress (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 7: Stodermayer

22 September 1996
Anne's fiancée, Geoffrey Stodermayer, a marine biologist, arrives in town to set an upcoming date for their wedding in which Remy drags him into his latest case of investigating a shady strip club owner's liquor imports in which Geoffrey develops an attraction to Gigi, an informant who works at the Naked Angel exotic club and is soon put in jeopardy by the thugs out to silence her and anyone else who informs on them.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins (credit only)
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard (credit only)
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Kenny Johnson	...	Geoffrey Stodermayer
	Rebecca McFarland	...	Gigi
	Don Yesso	...	Sully
	John McConnell	...	Skank
	Peter Gabb	...	Mouse
	Bernard Hocke	...	Fred
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Debria
	Shannon Hand	...	Secretary (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 8: The Gambler

29 September 1996
Remy tries to help out his old friend Delbert, a gambling addict, whom is heavily in debit to a local mobster. But when a treasury agent is found murdered at the casino boat where Delbert hangs out, Anne learns that he has been investigating Remy at the behest of Hawkins, while the leads that Remy follows point to the casino owner who is involved in a counterfeit operation and he asks Anne to pose as bait to entrap the owner.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard (credit only)
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree (credit only)
	Robert Knepper	...	Jack Gentry
	Jeremiah Birkett	...	Delbert Reed
	Marco St. John	...	Elliott Booker
	Ashley Nolan	...	Lizzie (as Ashley Winston Nolan)
	Tony Molina Jr.	...	Little D
	James Locascio	...	Modeliste
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Debria
	Herman J. Salzer	...	Dealer
	Denise Palladino	...	Waitress
	Roxanne Marchand	...	Waitress (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 9: Crawdaddy

6 October 1996
Remy begins moonlighting as a personal bodyguard to a wealthy shipping magnate when his life is threatened. But Remy cannot resist temptation to the rich guy's young wife, Isabella, while leads point to a sordid state of affairs involving a prenuptial agreement, and the man's first jealous wife. Meanwhile, Anne asks Smiley to go undercover to investigate Isabella's past involving her shady "brother" Martin connected to a local pimp who may hold a clue to the case. Elsewhere, Darlene struggles to run the station house in the absence of several officers on leave.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc (credit only)
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins (credit only)
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Siena Goines	...	Isabella
	Marcus Lyle Brown	...	Martin
	Lyla Hay Owen	...	Nat'ly
	Donald Barber	...	Little Shorty
	Rodger Boyce	...	Crawdaddy
	April Pitrski	...	Prostitute
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Debria
	Chad Rose	...	New Orleans Police Officer
	Roxanne Marchand	...	Waitress (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 10: The Love Doctor

13 October 1996
When Anne's younger sister, Sophie, arrives in town for a quick visit, Remy takes them, Darlene, and Smiley out to a fund raiser at a local art gallery to save a local radio station where the star DJ, Cougan, is murdered. With everyone trapped inside the building by a sudden hurricane, Remy puts his detective skills into full force to find the killer in a building where nearly everyone, including Sophie, is a suspect as well as has ties to Cougan's sordid love life.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc (credit only)
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins (credit only)
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Blake Gibbons	...	Dominic
	Lesli Kay	...	Sophie (as Lesli Kay Sterling)
	Joseph Alvarez	...	Cougan
	Gavin Hoffman	...	Bunk
	Elizabeth Argus	...	Clea
	Bruce Barnes	...	Sunpie (as Bruce 'Sunpie' Barnes)
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Debria

Season 1, Episode 11: That Voodoo That You Do

20 October 1996
Remy investigates the mysterious death of a businessman whom he believes it to be the work of voodoo. While everyone, but the skeptic Anne, believes in the local voodoo superstitions, Remy sets off with Smiley to find the right culprit, while Anne decides to try out an experimentation to see if it really exists by concocting a "love potion" for Remy to notice her.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard (credit only)
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	John Boyle	...	Amos Strebin
	Amy D. Jacobson	...	Lilly (as Amy Jacobson)
	Eric Cadora	...	Vincent
	Catherine McGoohan	...	Caroline
	Adrian Colon	...	Charles (as Adrian A. Colon)
	Sharon K. London	...	Priestess Sarah
	Barbara Tasker	...	Coroner

Season 1, Episode 12: Snake Dance

8 December 1996
Remy, C.D., and Darlene investigate the mysterious death of a cult guru who was crushed to death by a large snake. While Anne and Remy try to seek out a dominatrix snake charmer who was seen in the company of the guru, Smiley is asked by Remy to go undercover at the religious group to find out any cult members with a background to mental instability as well as a connection to the handling of snakes.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins (credit only)
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Ned Vaughn	...	Conner
	Anna Gunn	...	Evie
	Richie Montgomery	...	Dex
	Yvette Sirker	...	Sultana
	Natasha Ramer	...	China
	Bob Edmundson	...	Moose
	Lance Spellerberg	...	Melvin
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Debria
	Jeffrey A. Barach	...	Dr. Kirshfield
	Francine Segal	...	Doc
	Sid Lambert	...	Testimonial #1
	Paul Olinde	...	Testimonial #2
	Jorin Ostroska	...	Testimonial #3
	Daniel Rector	...	Testimonial #4
	Charlie French	...	Testimonial #5

Season 1, Episode 13: Big Life

15 December 1996
On the night of Marti Gras, Remy finds himself held hostage at his hangout, the Blue Spot Bar, by an escaped convict, named Lyle Tillman, who seeks to prove his innocence of a murder-robbery the previous year while Lyle's very pregnant wife, Grace, holds C.D. hostage in his office at the police station as another bargaining chip leading to Darlene (stuck wearing a Little Bo Peep costume) as well as Anne (stuck in a Marie Antouenette costume) to try to help defuse the situation while Smiley finds himself the errand boy between the two standoffs while Hawkins assembles a group of SWAT men (stuck in clown costumes) to plan a brash assault on the bar in spite of the situation.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Troy Bryant	...	Lightnin' Hawkins
	Karla Tamburrelli	...	Darlene Broussard
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Dawn Maxey	...	Grace Tillman
	Silas Weir Mitchell	...	Lyle Tillman
	Seth Jay Gillum	...	Doug McFarlan
	Jim Chimento	...	Ti-Bob
	Glen Paddie	...	Mr. Sweet
	John Fant	...	Drunk
	Willie Metcalf	...	Willie
	Mark Krasnoff	...	Head Clown
	Dr. Debria Brown	...	Debria
	Wendy L. Gardner	...	Agnes

Season 1, Episode 14: Master of Illusion

22 December 1996
In this take on 'Rear Window' one of Anne's friends, Holly, whom is recovering with a broken leg, thinks she's witnessed a murder in the apartment from across the courtyard from her apartment. Remy initially doubt's Holly's story, but soon launches a personal investigation into the neighbor whom is a illusionist from England whom may be holding more than a few skeletons in his closet. Elsewhere, Remy makes a bet with C.D. for him stop smoking cigars for 48 hours.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree (credit only)
	Harry Van Gorkum	...	Preston
	Paula Sorge	...	Holly
	Lin Gathright	...	Laverne
	Jayne Phillips	...	Bar Girl
	Hank Gautreaux	...	Gannon (as Hank Gautreau)
	Linda Castle	...	Nadine
	Edmund Kearney	...	Drunk in Alley (as Edmund J. Kearney)
	Willie Lockett	...	Willie the Singer

Season 1, Episode 15: Long and Short

17 January 1997
Remy investigates the murder of a traveling con artist whom may have been involved in a big scam to locate a mysterious cargo of merchandise worth millions. Assisting Remy and Anne with their case is a klutzy and accident-prone private investigator looking for clues involving another scam in which the murder victim's partner, a local grifter named Nikki whom Remy used to know, may be either conning them or is a target herself.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Steven M. Porter	...	Warren Polk
	Laurie Fortier	...	Nikki Tilling
	Ellis M. Marshalis Jr.	...	Ellis
	Joy N. Houck Jr.	...	Maynard
	Walter Breaux	...	Fat Man
	Donald E. Lewis Jr.	...	Frankie the Ferret
	Matt Webb	...	Sting Cop
	Jim Chimento	...	Ti-Bob

Season 1, Episode 16: Lafitte Don't Fail Me Now

16 February 1997
While investigating the murder of a mysterious businessman at a kiddie park, Remy, Anne, and Smiley get drawn into a search for four parts of what appear to be a legendary treasure map leading to a hidden 18th Century pirate treasure in the area which is also sought after by a one-eyed Frenchman who may have a connection to the murder victims, and to a local barmaid who may know more than she knows about the treasure map.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Marcus Gilbert	...	Jean Perrine
	Evelyn Furtak	...	Ida
	Luis Q. Barroso	...	Gambi
	Ron Flagge	...	Horace
	John Henry Scott	...	Jules

Season 1, Episode 17: Don't Shoot the Piano Player

12 January 1997
Remy tries to help out Frank, an old piano-playing friend whom has a crush on a young mobster's girlfriend, and when he's accused of murdering the thug, Remy must go against all laws of ethics to try to protect his friend from a powerful mob kingpin, as well as the femme fatal Gina, who holds a dark past which may involve a mysterious killer, dressed as a clown, who comes after Remy. Meanwhile, Smiley decides to buy a new car for himself, but when Remy destroys it in attempt to fake Frank's death, Smiley wants compensation for it.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc (credit only)
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	David Newsom	...	Frank Romeo
	Kari Wuhrer	...	Gina Fortay
	Richard Foronjy	...	Joe Dance
	Michael Arata	...	Homer (as Michael P. Arata)
	Robert La Brosse	...	Tommy Bobo
	Hunt Scarritt	...	The Clown
	Donnie Sturgis	...	Donnie
	Roxanne Marchand	...	Waitress (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 18: Ghost of the Pricky Rose

23 February 1997
While investigating the death of a wealthy businessman who died from a fall at a house reputed to be haunted, Remy and the team try to disapprove of the theory that the ghost of a scorned woman is behind it who shows up to murder three men every seven years. While Remy deals with a persistent female reporter, whom he once had a tryst with, Anne volunteers to go undercover at a local escort service to look for clues, while Smiley decides to moonlight at a taxi driver only to have his uncle's cab damaged by another falling victim.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Michelle Phillips	...	Collette
	Kymberly Kalil	...	Jessica Rowles (as Kimberly Kalil)
	Scott Paetty	...	Kenneth
	Tia Batiste	...	Penelope
	Wayne Ferrara	...	John Fitzweiller
	Stocker Fontelieu	...	Feltgrabber
	Ron Gural	...	The Colonel
	Scott Michael Jefferson	...	Ernest

Season 1, Episode 19: Gatoraide

26 January 1996
Remy, Anne, and C.D. are approached by a young policewoman and Civil War buff to help her investigate the murder of her friend whom was allegedly trying to track down alligator poaches in the bayous. While Remy begins to think there is a connection between a bar owner whom operates without a liquor license, Anne and Officer Joyce get stuck in a tree to get away from an aggressive alligator, while C.D. is persuaded by Joyce to let her join his reenactment group. Also, Smiley tries to find more work to write while he continues his music career.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Victoria Haas	...	Officer Joyce Rovee
	Terumi Matthews	...	Michelle
	Vincent Chase	...	Jim Walson
	Jeff Mandon	...	Ray LeVant
	Anthony Michael Frederick	...	Billy Castle (as Anthony Frederick)
	Ramona Tyler	...	Fontaine (as Ramona Duffy)
	William Szymanski	...	Man
	Nathan Williams	...	Band Leader
	Todd Schmidt	...	Blues Player (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 20: Vamps Like Us

2 March 1997
Remy and Anne investigate the murder of a novelist whom was researching a local vampire cult in New Orleans. While Remy tries to find the cult leader and prime suspect, Anne has a meeting of minds with a young research professor whom had a dark past of his own.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Faber Dewar	...	Mark Wallace
	Fabiana Udenio	...	Valeria
	Michael P. Cahill	...	Kirk Draper (as Michael Cahill)
	Hunt Scarritt	...	Gerard
	Peggy Sweeney	...	Madeline

Season 1, Episode 21: One Little Indian

9 March 1997
The death of a band leader in a barroom brawl leads to Smiley's uncle getting arrested on suspicion of the murder. Remy agrees to help Smiley look into the case involving an Marti Gras Indian costume which goes missing from one hand to another which may be connected to a diamond smuggling ring. Smiley at the same time falls head-over-heels for a young investigator, named Corinne, whom is also searching for Smiley's uncle's missing costume.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Kristen Wilson	...	Corrine
	John Moschitta Jr.	...	Fast Eddie
	Emory Rivers	...	Lil' Red
	Theodore 'Bo' Dollis	...	Big Chief Red
	Ron Gural	...	Gallier
	Howard 'Smiley' Ricks	...	Chief Smiley Ricks
	Jerald Vincent	...	Chief Shorty
	Katherine Suzanne Hansen	...	Waitress

Season 1, Episode 22: The Fabulous Bill Brothers

9 February 1997
In the retrospective season final, Remy and Anne are abducted by a pair of redneck brothers whom Remy put away their serial killing eldest brother, leading to the mismatched detective and attorney trying to get away from their would-be killers by hiding out deep in the swamps where they reminisce about their happier and more harrowing times. Meanwhile, C.D. and Smiley figure out that Remy and Anne are in trouble when they go missing and try to find them before the Bill Brothers have their chance to lynch them.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Susan Walters	...	Anne Osborne
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	John Hawkes	...	Wild Bill
	T.J. Toups	...	Crazy Bill
	Susan LeCourt-Barbe	...	Lulu

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Season 2

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Season 2, Episode 1: A Streetcar with Desire

22 June 1997
Remy investigates the murder of a prominent, but debauched lawyer on a tram street car where he tries to link a mysterious blond waitress to an exterminator company that the lawyer represented sometime back. Meanwhile, Remy is not too pleased when he is paired with a new trainee, the ambitious, but naive Janine Rebbenack who transfers to the squad, and she quickly annoys Remy with her by-the-book ways of handling the case. Elsewhere, Smiley asks Remy for financial assistance as he prepares to open up his own jazz and blues club.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Nicole Eggert	...	Laurel Attery
	Wayne Maugans	...	Stanley
	Barry Del Sherman	...	Lester
	Chuck Wise	...	Mr. Friendly
	Charles Ferrara	...	Detective
	Lew Temple	...	Nash Lee
	Monique Detraz	...	Mercy Chase
	Christine Labourdette	...	Lulu
	Lisa Ann Carr	...	Megan

Season 2, Episode 2: Heavenly Body

29 June 1997
Remy is approached by a young woman, named Eve Davenport, who claims to be looking for her missing sister which is connected to the discovery of a body in the delivery van driven a half-witted old friend of Remy's named Joey LaVern, who claims to be working for a shady coffee manufacturer whom is seeking a large sum of stolen money that someone took from him.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Donna D'Errico	...	Eve Davenport
	Vyto Ruginis	...	Harry Colston
	Eddie Mekka	...	Joey LaVern
	Lawrence Turner	...	Earl Buckner
	Lucinda Lang	...	Alysia

Season 2, Episode 3: Moscow on the Mississippi

6 July 1997
Remy and Janine team up with a shady, alcoholic Russian agent whom is in New Orleans looking for a missing challis which was stolen from a local Russian Orthodox church resulting in the murder of the caretaker. But there's more complications when an equally shady female American Interpool agent, named Mariel Rigg, also arrives looking for the challis and has her own agenda.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Tushka Bergen	...	Mariel Rigg
	Reiner Schöne	...	Rudy Kalchenko (as Reiner Schone)
	Ivan Stamenov	...	Captain Vandelov
	Spike Spencer	...	Dal Zolick
	Keith Flippen	...	Dr. Plotikov
	Kevin Drew Domingue	...	Father Damien
	Victoria Thomas	...	Batou (as Vickie Thomas)
	Harold G. Herthum	...	Ed LeClaire (as Harold Herthum)
	Tia Marie Jungmann	...	Francie du Bois
	Gary Walker	...	Dr. William Morse

Season 2, Episode 4: Platinum Blonde

13 July 1997
The discovery of a dead drug dealer in the car truck leads to the arrest of an attractive blond, named Grace, who claims that she was framed. Remy thinks that Grace is hiding something about a romantic connection to a hopeful senatorial nominee whom is being blackmailed by an unseen third party. Remy discovers that by trying to uncover the blackmail scheme involving Grace, the political candidate Francis Hurley, and Grace's boxer older brother may lead to a political scandal the city may not be prepared for. Meanwhile, Smiley becomes angry when Remy cancels their annual fishing trip in order to concentrate on the case, while Janine continues to deal with the unorthodox Remy's handling of the case his way.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Marla Maples	...	Grace Belvedere (as Marla Maples Trump)
	Peter DeLuise	...	Daryl Laws
	Scott N. Stevens	...	Frances Hurley
	Lara Grice	...	Andrea Martell
	J. Michael Hunter	...	Chuck Wiler
	William McClain	...	Reynard Salcedo
	Coco Robicheaux	...	Coco Rimband
	Christopher Taulli	...	The Fence
	Matthew V. Webb	...	Young Cop

Season 2, Episode 5: Yellow Queen in the Fires of Hell

20 July 1997
While investigating the murder of a philandering fiancée on the eve of his wedding, Remy becomes acquainted with a former flame, a police psychologist named Dr. Wanda Fallon, who wants in on the case which she thinks is the work of a serial killer. Despite that nobody, but Remy, trusts Wanda, he must take it on himself to find the killer as well as a mysterious scruffy man following him who may be connected to a local tarot reader who may hold a clue.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc (credit only)
	Karen Duffy	...	Wanda Fallon
	Matthew Cowles	...	Aleazar Algieves
	Amy Van Horne	...	Lila Delaqussay
	Ashley Nolan	...	Abby Rancer
	Gary Walker	...	Tommy O'Toole
	Connie Coste	...	Money Delacroix
	Danny Teal	...	Laurence
	Eddie Francis	...	Poker Buddy

Season 2, Episode 6: Night Music

3 August 1997
Remy becomes acquainted with a former police academy friend, named Tony, while investigating the murder of a high-stakes gambler shot by a sniper though his apartment window in which a local street musician, named Peter, finds himself the only witness to the crime and who also has a crush on the murder victim's fiancée, while Remy thinks that a gambler friend of the murder victim may be the next target.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Michael Massee	...	Roland Sava
	Scott Plank	...	Tony Covinton
	Elizabeth Barondes	...	Ramona Delure
	Adrian Colon	...	Peter Ricard
	Anthony Bean	...	Patterson
	Joey Marino	...	Marcus Ballard
	Lucinda Lang	...	Erika Ravez
	Ken Jeong	...	Dr. Tang
	Christy Hartman	...	Craps Dealer
	Brad Edelman	...	Refrigerator Man

Season 2, Episode 7: A Perfect Day for Buffalo Fish

10 August 1997
Remy, Janine, C.D. and the team investigate the shooting spree at a local restaurant where the owner apparently died from sheer fright. But when Remy learns that the victim was in fact poisoned, he sets out to find the culprit. This leads him from the shooting culprit, Angela, who's father was in competition with the murder victim, which leads to a shady produce entrepreneur, whom was in feud with the victim.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Gil Gerard	...	Mickey Donelley
	Stephen Caffrey	...	Terry Manson
	Kayren Butler	...	Angela Merquay
	Paul Schierhorn	...	Charlie Marquay
	Lance Spellerberg	...	Jason Rice
	Randy Cheramie	...	Big Nick LaForge
	Brian 'B.J.' Jones	...	Bodyguard

Season 2, Episode 8: The Gospel According to McSwain

17 August 1997
Smiley becomes reacquainted with his former flame Cassandra, a gospel/blues singer, whom is the suspect in the murder of a record company mogul that Remy is investigating. When evidence clears Cassandra, Remy puts his focus on other suspects whom include the doorman LaRue as well as a Cassandra's sleazy manager, Dominick, in which Janine decides to go undercover to look for evidence against him.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	James McCaffrey	...	Dominick
	Michele Kelly	...	Cassandra Lamar (as Michelle Kelly)
	Larry B. Scott	...	LaRue
	Lloyd Joseph Martin	...	Malcolm Batisle
	Robert Pavlovich	...	Oliver Hess
	Julian Dalcour	...	Eddie Arstead (as Leroy Julian Dalcour)

Season 2, Episode 9: Son O' McSwain

7 September 1997
A mysterious woman leaves her infant child on the steps of the police station with a note claiming that the baby is Remy's. He is stuck with the infant while Janine, Smiley, C.D. and others takes turns looking after it as he goes out to look for the birth mother. He thinks the mother of the child might be connected to a murdered man found behind the station house.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Erich Anderson	...	Eddie Delmarc
	Lisa Akey	...	Moria the Redhead
	Currie Graham	...	Ted Rogers
	Justin Weston	...	Baby Patrick
	Jesse Weston	...	Baby Patrick
	Claire Noe	...	Carla Barrett
	Gordon Carmadelle	...	Angel Bernard
	D'Ayanna Hicks	...	Mary Smith
	David 'Shark' Fralick	...	Tough Guy

Season 2, Episode 10: BeGirled

21 September 1997
Remy is kidnapped by three female escaped convicts whom force him to help them look for a half-a-million dollars in cash from a bank robbery in which Remy must try to use his seductive charms to stay alive long enough to stall for time while the ringleader of the female trio, another ex-con named Cyrus St. John, holds a grudge against Remy for putting him away years earlier.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Julie Benz	...	Roxanne
	Rosa Arredondo	...	Louisa
	Amy D. Jacobson	...	Nikki (as Amy Jacobson)
	David 'Shark' Fralick	...	Cyrus St. John
	Debbie Fleming	...	Natasha
	John Ashker	...	Diver

Season 2, Episode 11: End of the World

28 September 1997
When a bomb explosion at a local health club kills a patron, Remy and the team must find the bomber before he strikes again. But when Janine is taken hostage by the bomber after she accidentally stumbles onto his identity, Remy must race against the clock to find her as well as the bomber's identity, with the help of Smiley's psychic friend Zoey, before he can detonate a much larger bomb, while the captive Janine must try to survive the bomber Luke's physical and mental mind games.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Kevin Patrick Walls	...	Luke
	Diane Franklin De Laurentis	...	Zoey Simone
	Laura Leigh Hughes	...	Ginger LaMonte
	J.D. Jackson	...	Jasper Goodwin
	Sharon K. London	...	Violet
	Ron Regent	...	Garret Finn
	Marty Olavarrieta	...	Uniform Cop

Season 2, Episode 12: Shrimp Stew

5 October 1997
Remy investigates the murder of a truck driver in a suspected hijacking of a fish truck containing several pounds of illegal shrimp for distribution. But Remy begins to focus more on the owner of the seafood wholesaler, Kristen Mullen, whose company is facing bankruptcy. Meanwhile, Smiley deals with a young Japanese woman, named Yuki, who arrives at the Blue Spot claiming to be his new mail order bride that one of his regular customers ordered in his name.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Seiko Matsuda	...	Yuki
	Tom O'Brien	...	Vince Voluci
	Jennifer Nash	...	Kristen Mullen
	David Dahlgren	...	Dean McGee
	Gavin Hoffman	...	Lonny Thigpen
	Spike Spencer	...	Dal Zolick
	Tanya Cavalier	...	Customer
	Gerard Sellers	...	Moby Grayson

Season 2, Episode 13: The Black Bag

12 October 1997
Investigating the hit-and-run of a teenage transient, Remy asks Janine to go undercover as a fellow street person to keep an eye on a young teenage runaway, named Maura, whom stumbled upon a mysterious black duffel bag containing $25,000 in cash and who may be targeted by the shady thug whom is connected to a larger plan. Meanwhile, Smiley continues to deal with Yuki running the Blue Spot in her own way. When Yuki decides to return home to Japan, but does not have the money to go back, Smiley decides to throw farewell party for her as part of a fund-raiser for the blue musicians of the area.

	Tony Crane	...	Remy McSwain
	Eric George	...	Smiley Dupree
	Leslie Bibb	...	Janine Rebbenack
	Barry Corbin	...	C.D. LeBlanc
	Seiko Matsuda	...	Yuki
	Neil Giuntoli	...	Mr. Phillips
	Chad Morgan	...	Maura
	Phil Karnell	...	Wang Bennett
	Ian Somerhalder	...	I.Q.
	Eric William Pierson	...	Ziggy Kramer (as Eric W. Pierson)
	Greg Crane	...	Cop