Season Five (2000-01)
5.9 'The Deal"
Original Airdate 12-10-00
William Hinks (Michael Emerson) - the acquitted but
questionably innocent serial killer - harasses Lindsay; and, the
increasingly distraught Scott Wallace (Bruce Davison) finally
breaks down, with tragic results. Meanwhile, a previous client
of Bobby's admits that he has information about the high-profile
kidnapping of a wealthy little girl.
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A kidnapping is the linchpin of an episode that reintroduces
two clients acquitted of murder: Wallace (Bruce Davison), now
fighting for his old job; and Hinks, who's harassing Lindsay.
Lupino: Dayton Callie. Hinks: Michael Emerson. Duvall: Robin
Thomas. Bay: Jason Kravitz. Brunner: Anna Deavere Smith. Trevor
Engel: Timothy Glenn. Judge Hiller: Linda Hunt. Bobby: Dylan
McDermott. Lindsay: Kelli Williams. Helen: Lara Flynn Boyle.
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William Hinks (Michael Emerson), who was acquitted of murder,
harasses Lindsay (Kelli Williams); Scott Wallace (Bruce Davison)
breaks down with tragic results. (In Stereo)
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Ghosts from trials past come back to haunt members of the
firm. Lindsay (Kelli Williams) is harassed by William Hinks
(Michael Emerson), the accused serial killer she successfully
defended. Tragedy ensues as Scott Wallace (Bruce Davison), whom
Bobby (Dylan McDermott) defended in the murder of his wife,
becomes progressively more troubled. And one of Bobby's
ex-clients claims to have information about the kidnapping of a
wealthy girl. —Diane Snyder
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