The Observer's The Transom visits the launch party at Elaine's for the new Law & Order: Crime Scenes coffee table book. Dick Wolf tells the Observer the show, and its many spin-offs, are "like visual nicotine. Some people get addicted." Yes, Gothamist will need to undergo a serious rehabilitation program if L&O addicition is ever classified as a mental disorder by the experts.
And tonight's Law & Order mixes two Gothamist subjects, Jayson Blair and bounty hunter Duane "The Dog" Chapman:
A BOUNTY HUNTER PAYS THE ULTIMATE PRICE FOR HIS QUEST TO FIND A FUGITIVE - When the notorious bounty hunter "Bobcat" Rovelli - who is currently searching for fugitive rapist and bookstore heir Mitchell Maas -- is found dead in a seedy motel room, Detectives Briscoe and Green attempt to piece together the events leading to his death. Uncovering the victim's recent contact with an up-and-coming African American journalist, who recently interviewed Maas, prompts detectives to investigate the reporter hoping to track down the fugitive.
[Thanks to hatchback for reminding us]





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Did anyone watch this episode who can explain the ending? I was excited to see this episode, but then the ending made no sense to me. A little help?
I simply want to get a message to Dick Wolf, writer/producer of ALL the Law & Order shows, are you able to assist? Thank you very much!
I simply want to get a message to Dick Wolf, writer/producer of ALL the Law & Order shows, are you able to assist? Thank you very much!
I simply want to get a message to Dick Wolf, writer/producer of ALL the Law & Order shows, are you able to assist? Thank you very much!