Writer:	Nick Carter, David E. Kelley
Director:	Lou Antonio
Star:	Kelly Connell (Dr Carter Pike [ episodes 45 - 88, recurring previously ]),  Fyvush Finkel (Douglas Wambaugh [ episodes 23 - 88, recurring previously ]),  Holly Marie Combs (Kimberly Brock),  Don Cheadle (DA John Littleton [ episodes 45 - 73, recurring previously ]),  Lauren Holly (Officer Maxine Stewart),  Adam Wylie (Zachary Brock),  Kathy Baker (Dr. Jill Brock),  Tom Skerritt (Sheriff Jimmy Brock),  Costas Mandylor (Officer Kenny Lacos),  Justin Shenkarow (Matthew Brock),  Ray Walston (Judge Henry Bone [ episodes 23 - 88, recurring previously ])
Recurring Role:	Richard Masur (Ed Lawson),  Roy Brocksmith (Principal Michael Oslo),  Gary Carlos Cervantes (Reporter #2)
Guest Star:	Dorothy Lyman (Miriam Thorne),  Paul Williams (Benjamin Weedon),  Barbara Williams (Vera Keegan),  Lindsay Riddell (Sarah Keegan),  Diana Castle (Reverend Clark),  Mary Kate Harris (Mrs Haugan),  Gregg Lamquist (Mr Healy),  Steve Howard (Mr Powers),  Jason Allen (Derrick),  John Snee (Kevin),  Christopher Lloyd Samuel Jr (Jimmy Webb),  Jameson Baltes (Little Carter)

The mystery of Ginny's disappearance is finally solved, but after seeing how close she was to the rest of the regular characters during the first two seasons, why then do none of them (save Carter and maybe Oslo) seem upset at Ginny's death? As such, the whole thing seems a bit flat.


At the funeral, Ginny's brother sings "The Rainbow Connection" from The Muppet Movie. (edit)

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The pentacle is a five-pointed star inscribed in a circle. It is a symbol of the Wiccan religion, whose practitioners refer to themselves as witches. The custody trial has had many counterparts in real life in which single parents, usually women, have their beliefs held as grounds for denying custody of their children. (edit)

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