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Law & Order: The Torrents of Greed (Part 2)

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Stone tries to salvage his prosecution of the Masucci family when Beigel faces bribery charges and seems willing to turn against his brother-in-law. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Michael S. Chernuchin Michael Duggan Michael S. Chernuchin

Director:: E.W. Swackhamer

Stars:: George Dzundza (Sgt. Max Greevey); Dann Florek (Capt. Don Cragen); Richard Brooks (A.D.A. Paul Robinette); Michael Moriarty (Exec. A.D.A. Ben Stone); Steven Hill (D.A. Adam Schiff); Chris Noth (Det. Mike Logan)

Guest Star:: Phillip Richard Allen; Rex Everhart (Fire Inspector); Michael P. Moran (Limo Driver); Michael Heintzman (Lonner); Victoria Christian (Laurel McGinty); Maria Cellario (Connie Masucci); Linda Atkinson (Vitello); F.X. Vitolo (Fenton); Jacques Sandelescu (Isaac Skolnick); David Cryer (Judge Kleinman); Marvin A. Chatinover (Housing Judge); Gene Canfield (D'Agostino); Johnny Williams (Varone); Julie White (Waitress); Mike O'Malley (New York Police Officer #1); Ronald Hunter; Anna Katarina (Elena Skolnick); Christine Baranski (Katherine Masucci Beigel); Bruce Altman (Harv Beigel); Charles Cioffi (Frank Masucci); Stephen McHattie (Joe Pilefsky); Lee Richardson (Michael Le Claire); Sidney Armus (Judge Arnold Fishbein); Bruce Kirkpatrick (New Jersey Trooper)

This is one of the few episodes in which Ben Stone (Michael Moriarty) appears at an arraignment. edit »
The first title card after the opening credits reads "Three Months Later"; however, based on the ending date of Part 1, Part 2 actually begins two months later. edit »

German episode title: "Jagdfieber, Teil 2", meaning "Hunting Fever, Part 2". edit »
The usual opening narration is dropped, replaced by a recap of the events of the previous episode. edit »

Laurel McGinty: I inspect five buildings a day, five days a week, fifty weeks a year. So I missed a couple of violations, I'm human. You never lost a case, Mr. Stone?
Ben Stone: Well, one mistake is human. Two is perhaps a lapse in concentration. Three is stupid, but the same mistake consistently over a period of two years indicates another form of human fallibility here.
Laurel McGinty: Such as what?
Ben Stone: Greed? edit »
Judge Fishbein: You lost, Mr. Robinette. This is America. One strike and you�re out. edit »
Paul Robinette: That�s why we need a warrant.
Judge Fishbein: (laughing) A warrant. Sounds like a fishing license to me. edit »
(In a lot filled with exhumed corpses.)
Max Greevey: What have we got so far?
Mike Logan: Masucci�s greatest hits. edit »
Ben Stone: Call Cragen and tell him to pick up Masucci.
Paul Robinette: For what?
Ben Stone: I don�t give a damn. For spitting on the sidewalk. edit »