Everybody Loves Raimondo's

Episode aired Apr 14, 2004
TV-14
42m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

351

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Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

A film producer is killed at Raimondo's, a restaurant known for its mob ties and celebrity clientèle. Briscoe and Green discover that the producer was feuding with a novelist over profits fo... Read allA film producer is killed at Raimondo's, a restaurant known for its mob ties and celebrity clientèle. Briscoe and Green discover that the producer was feuding with a novelist over profits for a movie based on the writer's book about Raimondo's.A film producer is killed at Raimondo's, a restaurant known for its mob ties and celebrity clientèle. Briscoe and Green discover that the producer was feuding with a novelist over profits for a movie based on the writer's book about Raimondo's.

Director
- Richard Dobbs
Writers
- Lorenzo Carcaterra
- Richard Sweren
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

351

YOUR RATING

Director
- Richard Dobbs
Writers
- Lorenzo Carcaterra
- Richard Sweren
Stars

6User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Mystery

Thriller

Storyline

Did you know

Trivia
It has been well documented that Orbach was an outstanding pool player who did all of his own billiards shots when filming Law & Order.

When Detective Lenny Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) is asked in this episode where he learned to play, he replies "Jersey Red, Captain Hook, Hundred Ball Blackie". These are all actual famous pool players. It is documented that Orbach was associated with at least Captain Hook and Hundred Ball Blackie.

Goofs
McCoy accuses the Hudson County Prosecutor of stealing their case to "get some free publicity for your re-election campaign." However, county prosecutors in New Jersey are appointed to their positions, not elected.

Quotes
[At the scene of a double homicide]
Detective Lennie Briscoe: I knew being Chief of Detectives had its benefits. I didn't know they included a table at Raimondo's.
Detective Ed Green: I hear the food here is really good.
Detective Lennie Briscoe: Oh, it's to die for.