S5E10
Blood Wedding
Homicide: Life on the Street · 1996-12-13 · 45 min
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COMMUNITY
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what happens
Frank gets his first case as a primary-- unfortunately it is a case that involves the shooting of Danver's fiancée. Danvers is concerned about Frank being the primary and keeps throwing his opinions into the investigation. Danvers changes his perspective on the death penalty and also reflects on his past performance in many of the cases he's tried. Brodie continues to look for housing; the latest place he tried staying was the morgue. Kellerman is discouraged when it appears as though Cox may have only been looking for a one-night stand and nothing more-- so he takes a sick day. Gee takes some time out of his day to have a talk with Kellerman's former partners to see where they stand with him in regard to their testimonies to the grand jury. He also sees the Deputy Commissioner to see what can be done for Kellerman; what he learns instead are some truths about the Gaffney promotion.
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S5E10 →who made it
- directed
- Kevin Hooks
- written
- Matt Witten
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Al Freeman Jr. as Deputy Commissioner James Harris
Ralph Tabakin as Dr. Scheiner
Željko Ivanek as Ed Danvers
Helen Carey as Maggie Conroy- JJudy Thornton as Judy
- CCleo Reginald Pizana as Det. Bob Connelly
R. Emery Bright as Julius J. Cummings
Delaine Yates as Meryl Hansen