The Ring

Episode aired Nov 6, 2002
TV-14
1h

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8.1/10

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A ring found on a skeleton in Hell's Kitchen indicates that the victim is a woman who was reportedly killed in the World Trade Center on 9-11. A member of a powerful political New York famil... Read allA ring found on a skeleton in Hell's Kitchen indicates that the victim is a woman who was reportedly killed in the World Trade Center on 9-11. A member of a powerful political New York family is charged with her murder.A ring found on a skeleton in Hell's Kitchen indicates that the victim is a woman who was reportedly killed in the World Trade Center on 9-11. A member of a powerful political New York family is charged with her murder.

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
The closing card of this episode was dedicated to the memory of psychologist Dr. Paul Chernuchin who passed away 27 July 2002, father of writer Michael S. Chernuchin.

Goofs
Dr. Riverton testifies that no two DNA blueprints are identical, but identical twins have identical DNA.

Quotes
A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn: The theory is that Bradley Hagen killed Kelly Sommers uptown on the night of September 10th, then awoke to find that the terrorists had given him the perfect out.
Jack McCoy: Because she threatened to expose their affair?
A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn: Well, she implied it in her e-mail.
Arthur Branch: Arresting a Hagen in New York is like arresting a Kennedy in Cambridge. We'll need more than implication.
Jack McCoy: Is that cigar smoke from the old boys' club I smell, Arthur?
Arthur Branch: No, it's a healthy whiff of old-fashioned pragmatism.
Jack McCoy: But the press will run with cronyism. It's no secret the Hagens supported your election.
Arthur Branch: The press doesn't know that some nitwit in a black robe might toss the e-mail as a violation of Bradley Hagen's privacy.
A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn: Don't you think...
Arthur Branch: I think interleague play disrupted the moral fiber of this nation. I think Roe v. Wade was wrongly decided. And I think if you indict someone named Hagen on my watch, you damn well better convict them.
A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn: So we turn the other cheek because of who he is?
Arthur Branch: As a matter of fact, yes. Unless you come up with something more than a chunk of chocolate cake and an epistle from cyberspace.