Season Five (2000-01)
5.13 THE THIN LINE
Original Airdate 02-04-01
Painfully aware of the thin line between Bobby's innocence
and guilt in the murder of serial killer William Hinks, tensions
at the firm are at an all-time high, as Bobby takes the stand in
his own defense. Also, Lucy faces a personal challenge when the
Rape Crisis Center she volunteers for calls her to duty.
Guest starring are James Karen as Judge Knapp,
Ray Abruzzo as Det. McGuire, Steven Flynn as A.D.A. Martin
Toomey, Jeremy Roberts as Alan Neel, Gabe Cohen as foreman,
Phillip Palmer as reporter, Denise Dowse as Caroline, Scott Alan
Smith as Dr. Aks, Amy Stewart as Maddie Werner, Don Richardson
as ND Reporter No. 1, Jennifer Massey as ND Reporter No. 2 and
Michael Emerson as William Hinks.
"The Thin Line" was written by David
E. Kelley and Lynne E. Litt and directed by Dennis Smith.
From TV
Guide
The Thin Line Emotions reach a fever pitch as Bobby (Dylan
McDermott) stands trial for his alleged complicity in the
slaying of William Hinks, the serial killer who was stalking
Lindsay. The prosecution's case rests on the testimony of a goon
named Neel (Jeremy Roberts), a former client of the firm
who actually killed Hinks — on Bobby's instructions to
"take care of him." Bobby only meant to scare Hinks,
but Eugene (Steve Harris) is troubled: on a felony-murder
count, "all they have to prove is that you sent [Neel to
Hink's place] to break in." Bobby, too, is worried. As he
tells Lindsay, "the line between my innocence and guilt is
a thin one. And I probably crossed it."
From Click
TV
Bobby (Dylan McDermott) takes the stand in his own defense
during the trial for the murder of serial killer William Hinks
(guest star Michael Emerson); Lucy (Marla Sokoloff) volunteers
for the Rape Crisis Center.
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As his trial for the murder of William Hinks (Michael
Emerson) reaches a critical point, accused killer Bobby (Dylan
McDermott) testifies in his own defense. And the members of the
firm are torn with the knowledge that he's not entirely guilty
or innocent. Meanwhile, the rape center where Lucy (Marla
Sokoloff) volunteers calls her to duty.
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