Bright Boy
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode | |||||||
Episode no. | Season 2 Episode 2 (#24 overall) |
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Written by | Dick Wolf (creator) René Balcer (developer and story) Marlane Gomard Meyer (story and teleplay) Stephanie Sengupta (story editor) |
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Directed by | Frank Prinzi |
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Guest stars | Tim Guinee Liam Aiken Lisa Eichhorn Rick Shapiro Aleta Mitchell |
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Production no. | E3205 | ||||||
Original airdate | October 6, 2002 | ||||||
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Bright Boy is a second season episode of the television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
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[edit] Plot summary
In this episode, Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the shooting murder of a deputy mayor while sitting in his parked car.
During the investigation, the detectives find the body of a woman social worker who was with the victim at the time of his death. The finger of suspicion immediately points to a drug addict father who just had his kids taken away earlier in the day by the worker, but it turned in a smoke screen. They are soon led to her involvement in a rigorous program for the education of gifted children.
When the detectives look deeper into the case, they learn that the worker had taken special interest in a 10-year-old mathematical prodigy, whose ambitious, obsessive father has pushed him into increasingly difficult and lucrative academic competition for admission to a prestigious, accelerated school. Then, Goren believes the man had reasons to kill the worker before her report could be submitted to the school.
[edit] Cast
Vincent D'Onofrio | Det. Robert Goren |
Kathryn Erbe | Det. Alexandra Eames |
Jamey Sheridan | Capt. James Deakins |
Courtney B. Vance | A.D.A. Ron Carver |
[edit] Fact
- Needless to say, this episode attracts the attention of the Riemann hypothesis; one of most important unsolved problems in mathematics, which has been an open question for almost 150 years, despite the effort of many respected mathematicians.
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