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Law & Order/Untitled

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Untitled
Season 10, Episode 20
Airdate May 3, 2000
Production Number E1124
Teleplay by Barry Schkolnick
Story by Richard Swern &
Barry Schkolnick
Directed by Jace Alexander
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Untitled is the twentieth episode of the tenth season of Law & Order, and the two hundred twenty-fifth episode overall.

Starring (Law): Jerry Orbach (Detective Lennie Briscoe), Jesse L. Martin (Detective Ed Green), S. Epatha Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren)

Starring (Order): Sam Waterston (E.A.D.A. Jack McCoy), Angie Harmon (A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael), Steven Hill (D.A. Adam Schiff)

Guest Stars: Spencer Garrett (Stephen Olson), Bruce MacVittie (Larry Brunig), David Thornton (Paul Radford), Steven Ogg (Mark Vee), Ted Kazanoff (Judge Daniel Scarletti)

and J.K. Simmons (Dr. Emil Skoda)

with Larry Clarke (Detective Morris LaMotte), Lynn Cohen (Judge Elizabeth Mizener), Jeff Weiss (Judge Alexander Romney), Camilla Rantsen (Charlize Poster), Jaclyn DeSantis (Darah LaPorte), Mary B. McCann (Claudia Fadden), Lee Sellars (Otto Boyd), Eisa Davis (Erica Yelin), Francesca Faridany (Betsy Braun), Catherine Brophy (Emily Branson), Adam Oliensis (Arnie Fields), Sondra James (Sarah Taffler), Lynn Sellers (Beth Miller), James Sioutis (Howard Miller), Jim Grollman (Artie), Michael McKenzie (Thomas Ervin), Leith M. Burke (Danny), Abiola Wendy Abrams (Meryl), Arthur Acuna (Assistant Medical Examiner), C.S. Lee (Pharmacist), Gilbert Cruz (Mel Hamed), Sam Turich (Crawford), Al Thompson (CSU Technician), Kevin McCready (Court Clerk), Noah Cornman (Jury Foreperson)

Contents

Plot Overview

Notes

Arc Advancement

Happenings

Characters

Referbacks

Trivia

The Show

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

Memorable Moments

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