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Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Consumed

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A police officer is framed for a triple homicide by a greedy woman who takes advantage of his sleepwalking and is enmeshed in a bitter divorce settlement and out for revenge. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Warren Leight Ren� Balcer Warren Leight

Director:: Steve Shill

Stars:: Vincent D'Onofrio (Det. Robert Goren); Kathryn Erbe (Det. Alexandra Eames); Jamey Sheridan (Capt. James Deakins); Courtney B. Vance (A.D.A. Carver)

Guest Star:: Larry Pine (Bingham Post); Bill Sage (Tommy Callahan); Richard Council (Detective Mellon); Karen Sillas (Beth Landau/Elizabeth Post); Dion Graham (Detective Waites); Robert C. Kirk (Sgt. Murray); Christine Farrell (Shrier); Brian M. O'Neill (Robert Kelly); Ron Lee Savin (Paul); Bill Quigley (Detective Sayles); Aaron Marcus (Dr. Barnes); Fidel Vicioso (Rafael); Michael Garfield (John McHadle); Scott Watanabe (Max); Adam Auslander (Mike); Paul Knowles (Eduardo (Eddie) Mercaldo); Gerald Bunsen (Ramon Ortiz)

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Special billing was given to Karen Sillas (and) in this episode. edit »

Alex Eames: A sleepwalker with a gun, the perfect fall guy. edit »
Alex Eames (in Tommy's apartment): Nothing says rage-aholic like a punch in the wall. His neighbors must love him. edit »
Robert Goren: They say that this should be served at room temperature, but it's best served cold: Revenge. edit »
Robert Goren: We found your bat cave. edit »
Alex Eames: So that's what fifteen million bucks looks like.
Robert Goren: So that's what vengeance gets you? A mouthful of ashes? edit »

Robert Goren We found your bat cave.

A reference to the popular comic series Batman which has spawned numerous movies and television series. edit »

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Consumed
The Bottom Line: "Another great installment"
Diabolically good ...Continue »
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The Bottom Line: "Alternate reality"
When an officer is suspected of a triple moider, it look as if he's the one. All victims are Latino and the cop didn't bother to let his prejudices remain unknown. However, Goren and Eames uncover a perfectly original MO, one that I doubt anyone guessed. ...Continue »
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