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* EmbarrassingAlibi: A two-part crossover with ''Series/LawAndOrder''. In the ''Law and Order'' episode [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou "Baby, It's You"]], a young model dies after being sexually assaulted with such severity that she suffered internal injuries that resulted in toxic shock and infection that killed her. Every male who had access to the girl during the time of the assault has an alibi. In this episode of the same name, it turns out that this includes the girl's father, who was elsewhere having an affair that had carried on for a decade. [[spoiler:The killer ends up being the girl's mother, who was resentful and jealous of her daughter's success]].
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The last name is Janaway, not Janeway
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In part two of this {{Crossover}} episode with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou Law & Order]], Briscoe, Curtis and [=McCoy=] go down to Baltimore to get involved in the prosecution of Dr. Janeway for the rape and murder of his daughter Brittany, only to find a shocking development in the case.
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In part two of this {{Crossover}} episode with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou Law & Order]], Briscoe, Curtis and [=McCoy=] go down to Baltimore to get involved in the prosecution of Dr. Janeway Janaway for the rape and murder of his daughter Brittany, only to find a shocking development in the case.
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* TheAlibi: Dr. Janeway startles everyone at the trial when he admits he was sleeping with a woman at a hotel at the time Brittany was raped.
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* TheAlibi: Dr. Janeway Janaway startles everyone at the trial when he admits he was sleeping with a woman at a hotel at the time Brittany was raped.
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* BystanderSyndrome: Dr. Janeway claims this is why he went through a trial - he feels guilty about what his wife did to Brittany because he didn't try to stop it from happening.
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* BystanderSyndrome: Dr. Janeway Janaway claims this is why he went through a trial - he feels guilty about what his wife did to Brittany because he didn't try to stop it from happening.
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* HardWorkMontage: We see Briscoe, Curtis, Falsone, Lewis, and other detectives interviewing people at the hotel where Dr. Janeway claimed he was at the time Brittany was raped.
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* HardWorkMontage: We see Briscoe, Curtis, Falsone, Lewis, and other detectives interviewing people at the hotel where Dr. Janeway Janaway claimed he was at the time Brittany was raped.
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* SeriousBusiness: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_World_Series The 1986 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Mets]] (which is TruthInTelevision) - because Judge Andahl is a New York Mets fan, and Adam Schiff is a Boston Red Sox fan, she felt so uncomfortable after the Mets won the series she left the position.
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* SeriousBusiness: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_World_Series The 1986 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Mets]] (which is TruthInTelevision) - because Judge Andahl is a New York Mets fan, and Adam Schiff is a Boston Red Sox fan, she felt so uncomfortable after the Mets won the series she left the position.position.
* {{Squick}}: InUniverse - [=McCoy=] tells Falsone he was at the beach one afternoon and saw a young pretty girl, [[AllMenArePerverts whom he looked at]], only to realize when she turned around he was ogling his own daughter, which repulsed him.
* {{Squick}}: InUniverse - [=McCoy=] tells Falsone he was at the beach one afternoon and saw a young pretty girl, [[AllMenArePerverts whom he looked at]], only to realize when she turned around he was ogling his own daughter, which repulsed him.
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* CallBack: Bayliss and Pembleton bring up how [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS4E12 Alexander Rausch died as Briscoe and Curtis were transporting him back to New York City]].
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* CallBack: Bayliss and Pembleton bring up how [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS4E12 [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS4E12ForGodAndCountry Alexander Rausch died as Briscoe and Curtis were transporting him back to New York City]].
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In part two of this {{Crossover]] episode with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou Law & Order]], Briscoe, Curtis and [=McCoy=] go down to Baltimore to get involved in the prosecution of Dr. Janeway for the rape and murder of his daughter Brittany, only to find a shocking development in the case.
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In part two of this {{Crossover]] {{Crossover}} episode with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou Law & Order]], Briscoe, Curtis and [=McCoy=] go down to Baltimore to get involved in the prosecution of Dr. Janeway for the rape and murder of his daughter Brittany, only to find a shocking development in the case.
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* AbusiveParents: It turns out Brittany died because her mother raped her, causing encephalitic shock, which ended up killing her. As the detectives eventually learn, that wasn't the first time Brittany's mother abused her either.
* TheAlibi: Dr. Janeway startles everyone at the trial when he admits he was sleeping with a woman at a hotel at the time Brittany was raped.
* TheAlibi: Dr. Janeway startles everyone at the trial when he admits he was sleeping with a woman at a hotel at the time Brittany was raped.
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* CallBack: Bayliss and Pembleton bring up how [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS4E12 Alexander Rausch died as Briscoe and Curtis were transporting him back to New York City]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[RuleOfThree Three times]], we see a home video of Brittany with her father telling her to smile for her mother, except she says instead, "I love you, daddy," which shows her relationship with her mother is not good.
* GreenEyedMonster: Brittany's mother was jealous of her beauty, which is why she abused and raped her daughter.
* HardWorkMontage: We see Briscoe, Curtis, Falsone, Lewis, and other detectives interviewing people at the hotel where Dr. Janeway claimed he was at the time Brittany was raped.
* JurisdictionFriction: As with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS6E13CharmCity the last time]] [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS4E12ForGodAndCountry New York City and Baltimore]] tried to work together, it ends up like this, though in this episode, it moves up to TeethClenchedTeamwork.
* OverworkedSleep: [=McCoy=] finds Ross slumped over on a desk in a conference room at work, and mentions how it must bring back memories of law school.
* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: Especially when it's done by your own mother.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[RuleOfThree Three times]], we see a home video of Brittany with her father telling her to smile for her mother, except she says instead, "I love you, daddy," which shows her relationship with her mother is not good.
* GreenEyedMonster: Brittany's mother was jealous of her beauty, which is why she abused and raped her daughter.
* HardWorkMontage: We see Briscoe, Curtis, Falsone, Lewis, and other detectives interviewing people at the hotel where Dr. Janeway claimed he was at the time Brittany was raped.
* JurisdictionFriction: As with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS6E13CharmCity the last time]] [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS4E12ForGodAndCountry New York City and Baltimore]] tried to work together, it ends up like this, though in this episode, it moves up to TeethClenchedTeamwork.
* OverworkedSleep: [=McCoy=] finds Ross slumped over on a desk in a conference room at work, and mentions how it must bring back memories of law school.
* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: Especially when it's done by your own mother.
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!Baby It's You
->Directed By: Ed Sherin
->Written By: Jorge Zamacona
In part two of this {{Crossover]] episode with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou Law & Order]], Briscoe, Curtis and [=McCoy=] go down to Baltimore to get involved in the prosecution of Dr. Janeway for the rape and murder of his daughter Brittany, only to find a shocking development in the case.
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* BackStory: Judge Andahl once served as an assistant district attorney to Adam Schiff (see SeriousBusiness below as to why she left), and tells [=McCoy=] to say hello for her, which he's more than happy to do.
* BystanderSyndrome: Dr. Janeway claims this is why he went through a trial - he feels guilty about what his wife did to Brittany because he didn't try to stop it from happening.
* SeriousBusiness: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_World_Series The 1986 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Mets]] (which is TruthInTelevision) - because Judge Andahl is a New York Mets fan, and Adam Schiff is a Boston Red Sox fan, she felt so uncomfortable after the Mets won the series she left the position.
->Directed By: Ed Sherin
->Written By: Jorge Zamacona
In part two of this {{Crossover]] episode with [[Recap/LawAndOrderS8E6BabyItsYou Law & Order]], Briscoe, Curtis and [=McCoy=] go down to Baltimore to get involved in the prosecution of Dr. Janeway for the rape and murder of his daughter Brittany, only to find a shocking development in the case.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* BackStory: Judge Andahl once served as an assistant district attorney to Adam Schiff (see SeriousBusiness below as to why she left), and tells [=McCoy=] to say hello for her, which he's more than happy to do.
* BystanderSyndrome: Dr. Janeway claims this is why he went through a trial - he feels guilty about what his wife did to Brittany because he didn't try to stop it from happening.
* SeriousBusiness: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_World_Series The 1986 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Mets]] (which is TruthInTelevision) - because Judge Andahl is a New York Mets fan, and Adam Schiff is a Boston Red Sox fan, she felt so uncomfortable after the Mets won the series she left the position.
