It's one of my favorite episodes, but then I love the Lewis/Kellerman pairing and am a big fan of both Clark Johnson and Reed Diamond.
Written by Eric Overmyer (story credit goes to Tom Fontana, Henry Bromell, and Overmyer). Last I heard/noticed, Overmyer was an exec producer on Law & Order. I'm a fan of his work on Homicide and then one day I noticed he wrote the play "On The Verge" which I saw three times at the Guthrie once upon a time. Very cool.
Directed by the team of Larry Williams and Leslie Libman. Williams passed away a couple years back, but Libman's still directing TV, I just saw her credit on some show or another.
And yeah, the Reverend Horton Heat is in the episode (as a "crazy preacher" appropriately enough) and the Rev song "In Your Wildest Dreams" is used in the episode. Can't get much cooler than that.
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Date: 2005-12-09 02:53 am (UTC)Written by Eric Overmyer (story credit goes to Tom Fontana, Henry Bromell, and Overmyer). Last I heard/noticed, Overmyer was an exec producer on Law & Order. I'm a fan of his work on Homicide and then one day I noticed he wrote the play "On The Verge" which I saw three times at the Guthrie once upon a time. Very cool.
Directed by the team of Larry Williams and Leslie Libman. Williams passed away a couple years back, but Libman's still directing TV, I just saw her credit on some show or another.
And yeah, the Reverend Horton Heat is in the episode (as a "crazy preacher" appropriately enough) and the Rev song "In Your Wildest Dreams" is used in the episode. Can't get much cooler than that.