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The body of a teacher, suspected of having an affair, is found in a car trunk and the investigation involves husband and father-in-law, both of whom are psychiatrists. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Barry Schindel Matt Witten

Director:: Martha Mitchell

Stars:: Steven Hill (DA Adam Schiff); Jerry Orbach (Det. Lennie Briscoe); S. Epatha Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren); Sam Waterston (Exec. ADA Jack McCoy); Angie Harmon (ADA Abbie Carmichael); Jesse L. Martin (Det. Ed Green)

Recurring Role:: J.K. Simmons (Dr. Emil Skoda)

Guest Star:: Doug Barron (Richard Crane); Divina Cook (Reima Montez); Andersen Cabrych (Kenny Davidson); Carlo Alban (Ramon Soriano); Emilio Delgado (Elias Soriano); Kerrie Blaisdell (Lisa); Julia Gibson (Eleanor Carlson); John Joseph Gallagher (Eric Carlson); Paul Harman (Marvin Edelstein); Gretha Boston (Office Aide); Camden Jill Carter (Young Woman); Ben Hauck (Young Man); Jason Pugatch (CSU Technician); Gabriel Hernandez (Uniform Policeman); Patrick Farrelly (Jury Foreperson); Maureen Megibow (Grace Fenemen); Steven Skybell (Lance Dickinson); Kelly Cinnante (Kathy Connor); Jon Cypher (Harlan Graham); Lisa Emery (Gwen Graham); Richard Joseph Paul (Perry Graham); Joyce Gordon (Trial Judge); David Garrison (Richard Billings); Dustin James (John); Roger Bart (Alex Hughes); Elain R. Graham (Vivian Gage); Gabriel Hernandez (Crime Scene Officer)

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Jack McCoy: This man put all the ingredients together, Adam, we can't just let him walk away when the bomb goes off. edit »
Abbie Carmichael (about Harlan Graham and Dorothy): I wonder what the ethics are of turning a patient into your daughter-in-law. edit »
Harlan Graham: Perry and I have nothing to hide. We're therapists; we believe in the truth.
Lennie Briscoe: Yeah, so do we. But we rarely hear it. edit »

The "surrendered spouse" ideas in this episode are based on the controversial book The Surrendered Wife by Laura Doyle. edit »
The episode title is a reference to the movie The Wizard of Oz. edit »

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Tguy
member since: Aug 19, 2005
Surrender Dorothy
The Bottom Line: "Above average"
As clever as always for this programme; well-written, above average episode. ...Continue »
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