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The Drowned And The Saved

Season 19, Episode 22, Aired Jun 03, 2009

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- Jack McCoy: There's a mob mentality in this country right now. None of us can afford to be complacent.
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- Jack McCoy: (to Governor Shalvoy.) Your family -- they're campaign props you use to get elected. They mean as much to you as balloons and bumper stickers. Your whoring proves it.
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- Jack McCoy: (to Governor Shalvoy.) Seems like every day we hear about another corrupt civil servant. Corrupt banker, businessman, athlete. It seems that behind every success story of the last ten years, a scandal is exploding. We're facing a rising sea of corruption, and we wonder, who will be the next to be drowned? Who will be saved? And what will become of our good works? When will it stop, Donald, and who will stop it?
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- Michael Cutter: It's hard to believe Rita Shalvoy would go so far off the reservation without her husband knowing about it. Jack McCoy: When it comes to the Shalvoys, I've suspended disbelief a long while ago.
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- Jack McCoy: The Shalvoys are running a big game of musical chairs. Michael Cutter: And Charles Whitley didn't want to give up his seat.
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- (Charles Whitley is found murdered with a number written on his arm) Kevin Bernard: Looks like fresh ink. Cyrus Lupo: Bank account, password... Kevin Bernard: One thing I know for sure; it's definitely not his lucky number.
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- Michael Cutter: Every time we zig, the Shalvoys zag. Jack McCoy: Then go straight at them.
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- Original International Air Dates: United Kingdom: November 22, 2010 on Sky One
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- Special billing was given to Alison Elliott (with) and Tom Everett Scott (and) for this episode.
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- Some aspects of this episode are ripped from the headlines of the Rod Blagojevich scandal. The former Illinois governor was impeached, convicted, and removed from office for, among other things, trying to sell President Barack Obama's vacated Senate seat.
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