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Season Five (2000-01)
5.11 An Early Frost
Convinced serial killer William Hinks (Michael Emerson) has
claimed another victim, Lindsay is angry that the police don't
have the evidence to arrest him and terrified that she may be
next. Sensing Lindsay's fear - and feeling his own - Bobby takes
matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, Scott Wallace's (Bruce
Davison) trial for murdering his ex-boss begins -- and ends.
Guest starring are Michael Emerson as William
Hinks, Bruce Davison as Scott Wallace, Robert David Hall as
Judge Bradley Michaelson, Peter Michael Goetz as Dr. Dennis
Murphy, John Towey as Dr. Christian Boogle, Dennis Haskins as
Dr. Peters, Doug Burch as foreman, Cheryl Carter as reporter,
Blair Bess as James Frawley, Ray Abruzzo as Det. Michael
McGuire, Nancy Linehan Charles as Marianne Reynolds, Brian
Carpenter as Dr. Schuller, Jeremy Roberts as Alan Neel and
Rebecca Creskoff as Jeannie Reynolds.
"An Early Frost" was written by David
E. Kelley and directed by Christina Musrey.
From TV
Guide
Professional and personal anxieties weigh heavily on Bobby (Dylan
McDermott) in this crisply written episode. In court, Bobby
is once again defending Scott Wallace (Bruce Davison),
now charged with the murder of his former boss in a shooting
witnessed by Ellenor and Jimmy (Michael Badalucco). To
help Scott, Bobby must challenge testimony from Jimmy, who
believes that Scott acted with premeditation. “I will have to
go after you,” Bobby warns his associate. “And I'll get
you.” Outside the court, Lindsay feels renewed hostility from
the obsessive William Hinks (Michael Emerson). To protect
her, Bobby resorts to drastic measures that are capped by a
killer of a climax.
From Click
TV
From ABC
After Scott Wallace kills his friend, Jimmy becomes a witness
for the prosecution. Bobby, meanwhile, is still defending
Wallace.
From Zap2it
William Hinks claims
another victim, and Lindsay fears she may be next.
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