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* ContinuityNod: There's still some tension between Giardello and Russert because of the fact Russert has been promoted over him.
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* ContinuityNod: There's still some tension between Giardello and Russert [[Recap/HomicideLifeOnTheStreetS3E16TheOldAndTheDead because of the fact Russert has been promoted over him.him]]. When Russert brings in hostage negotiators, Giardello tells her he doesn't think negotiators will do any good. Later, Russert tells Giardello he shouldn't have undermined her in public like that.
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* ClearMyName: A variation - although Bigelow has maintained his innocence the entire time he was in jail, it's his daughter [[TheDeterminator who will stop at nothing to prove his innocence).
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* ClearMyName: A variation - although Bigelow has maintained his innocence the entire time he was in jail, it's his daughter [[TheDeterminator who will stop at nothing to prove his innocence).innocence]].
* SpitTake: Munch does this when he drinks the beer his new bartender has made for the bar.
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* WhamLine: WhenZwick's wife tells Lewis she found his suicide note, and adds, "It's also a confession to a murder."
* YouDidntAsk: When Bolander wants to know why the bartender didn't tell him before that Zwick had been having an affair with the wife of the man Bigelow was falsely accused of murdering, the bartender replies, "You didn't ask."
* YouDidntAsk: When Bolander wants to know why the bartender didn't tell him before that Zwick had been having an affair with the wife of the man Bigelow was falsely accused of murdering, the bartender replies, "You didn't ask."
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Hours before a man is about to be executed for murder, his daughter takes Barnfather hostage, demanding his execution be stayed because she believes her father to be innocent, or she'll kill Barnfather and then herself. Since the original murder the man was tried and convicted for was Bolander's case, he, Felton, Howard and Munch try to find out if the right man is in prison. As it happens, Lewis investigates a suicide that becomes related to Bolander's case. Meanwhile, Bayliss and Pembleton investigate the death of an elderly woman who drowned in her bathtub, which Pembleton thinks is natural causes but Bayliss thinks may be murder, and Munch hires a new bartender (Creator/JerryStiller) for the Waterfront Bar, only to regret his choice.
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Hours before a man Michael Bigelow is about to be executed for murder, his daughter takes Barnfather hostage, demanding his execution be stayed because she believes her father to be innocent, or she'll kill Barnfather and then herself. Since the original murder the man Bigelow was tried and convicted for was Bolander's case, he, Felton, Howard and Munch try to find out if the right man is in prison. As it happens, Lewis investigates a suicide that becomes related to Bolander's case. Meanwhile, Bayliss and Pembleton investigate the death of an elderly woman who drowned in her bathtub, which Pembleton thinks is natural causes but Bayliss thinks may be murder, and Munch hires a new bartender (Creator/JerryStiller) for the Waterfront Bar, only to regret his choice.
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* ClearMyName: A variation - although
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* ClearMyName: A variation - althoughalthough Bigelow has maintained his innocence the entire time he was in jail, it's his daughter [[TheDeterminator who will stop at nothing to prove his innocence).
* ContinuityNod: There's still some tension between Giardello and Russert because of the fact Russert has been promoted over him.
* ContrivedCoincidence: The suicide Lewis is investigating just happens to be related to the case Bolander has to investigate (although it may be partially justified in that it's possible the man committed suicide on the date of Bigelow's impending execution because of his guilt).
* InsistentTerminology: When the neighbor of the elderly woman asks Bayliss if Scheiner has to poke her like that, Scheiner snaps, "I am not poking! I'm examining!"
* WaxingLyrical: When Bayliss and Pembleton talk about growing old, Bayliss says, "[[Music/NeilYoung I'd rather burn out than fade away]]."
* WhamLine: When
* ContinuityNod: There's still some tension between Giardello and Russert because of the fact Russert has been promoted over him.
* ContrivedCoincidence: The suicide Lewis is investigating just happens to be related to the case Bolander has to investigate (although it may be partially justified in that it's possible the man committed suicide on the date of Bigelow's impending execution because of his guilt).
* InsistentTerminology: When the neighbor of the elderly woman asks Bayliss if Scheiner has to poke her like that, Scheiner snaps, "I am not poking! I'm examining!"
* WaxingLyrical: When Bayliss and Pembleton talk about growing old, Bayliss says, "[[Music/NeilYoung I'd rather burn out than fade away]]."
* WhamLine: When
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!In Search Of Crimes Past
->Directed By: Tim Van Patten
->Story By: Creator/HenryBromell and Julie Martin
->Teleplay By: Creator/JaneSmiley
Hours before a man is about to be executed for murder, his daughter takes Barnfather hostage, demanding his execution be stayed because she believes her father to be innocent, or she'll kill Barnfather and then herself. Since the original murder the man was tried and convicted for was Bolander's case, he, Felton, Howard and Munch try to find out if the right man is in prison. As it happens, Lewis investigates a suicide that becomes related to Bolander's case. Meanwhile, Bayliss and Pembleton investigate the death of an elderly woman who drowned in her bathtub, which Pembleton thinks is natural causes but Bayliss thinks may be murder, and Munch hires a new bartender (Creator/JerryStiller) for the Waterfront Bar, only to regret his choice.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* ClearMyName: A variation - although
->Directed By: Tim Van Patten
->Story By: Creator/HenryBromell and Julie Martin
->Teleplay By: Creator/JaneSmiley
Hours before a man is about to be executed for murder, his daughter takes Barnfather hostage, demanding his execution be stayed because she believes her father to be innocent, or she'll kill Barnfather and then herself. Since the original murder the man was tried and convicted for was Bolander's case, he, Felton, Howard and Munch try to find out if the right man is in prison. As it happens, Lewis investigates a suicide that becomes related to Bolander's case. Meanwhile, Bayliss and Pembleton investigate the death of an elderly woman who drowned in her bathtub, which Pembleton thinks is natural causes but Bayliss thinks may be murder, and Munch hires a new bartender (Creator/JerryStiller) for the Waterfront Bar, only to regret his choice.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* ClearMyName: A variation - although
