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Dick Wolf (creator)
Rene Balcer (developer)
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21 November 2006 (Season 6, Episode 9)
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Logan and Wheeler discover that the recent murder of a former child star has links to an Albanian mob. | add synopsis
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Sad Portrayals Of Ex-Child TV Stars more (1 total)
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Chris Noth | ... | Detective Mike Logan |
 | Julianne Nicholson | ... | Detective Megan Wheeler |
 | Eric Bogosian | ... | Captain Danny Ross |
 | Matt Keeslar | ... | Willie 'Kirk' Tunis |
 | Masiela Lusha | ... | Mira |
 | Stivi Paskoski | ... | Ditmir Minojilj |
 | Leslie Hendrix | ... | Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers |
| Dee Hoty | ... | Mrs. Stevens |
| Daniel Oreskes | ... | Zim Flamur |
 | Noah Weisberg | ... | Alvin 'Skater' Stevens |
 | Babs Olusanmokun | ... | Chibueze |
| Mark La Mura | ... | A.E. Bergmann |
| Adam Stein | ... | M.E. Eddie Hastings |
| Traci Godfrey | ... | Det. Agnes Farley |
 | Gary Patent | ... | Ira Whipple |
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The song at the beginning of this episode is "Prisoner" by Adam Crossley more
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Plot holes: The DVD found in the boy's lunch box is _Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2008)_, which Wheeler notes isn't out for another three weeks. As the sixth book in the series, production has not even begun on that particular film. There is no way that Skater (or anyone else) could have had a copy of that film. For the record, this episode aired a FULL TWO YEARS before the theatrical release of that movie. more
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Spoofs "Saved by the Bell" (1989) more
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Prisoner more
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Pirated movies and Albanian hit men are two of the subject matters here as a former child acting star is found murdered. Actually, he was about a half hour away from being buried in Potter's Field. He had been listed as a "John Doe" when found in a ravine, dead for about three weeks and rotting. Not a pretty sight or smell! "Skater Stevens" (Noah Weisberg) was one of those child TV stars you read about in real life who go from the penthouse to the outhouse, usually become a heavy drug user and have bunch of sad tales along the way after their TV sitcom ends. Fortunately, some of them survive and do okay.In this story, "Skater" didn't survive but he was into illegal activity, not just abusing himself with drugs.
You don't want to aggravate the Albanian Mafia or the Russian Mafia or the Italian Mafia or any nasty organization.
Meanwhile, "Detective Logan" continues to be entertaining. Chris Noth is turning out to be a fun guy to watch on this series, and someone who makes the periodic loss of Vincent D'Onofrio tolerable.. Eric Bogosian as his boss, "Captain Ross," is interesting, too. He seems to have a bit more of a personality than his predecessor, "Capt. Deakins," although I liked the latter. Julianne Nicholson is still a bit too new to make judgments, yet, although I do love looking at her freckles. I like the subtle looks she gives Logan here, both positive and negative.
Matt Keesar also has a key role in this story, playing a guy that was on Skeeter's popular TV show, a guy who was always getting the best of poor Skeeter. His name is "Kirk Tunis," and he's portrayed as a nutcase, too. In other child actors aren't put in a good light on this episode.