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Law & Order: Criminal Intent

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Law & Order: Criminal Intent	comment	The second Spin-Off from the popular Law & Order series, Criminal Intent shows the viewer what is happening from the criminal's perspective as well as the ongoing police investigation. Basically, what happens when Sherlock Holmes is brought into the Law & Order universe, complete with a quirky genius detective - Robert Goren (Vincent D'Onofrio), a twitchy, anti-social detective in the NYPD Major Case Squad who has a very sharp mind for piecing together details and lateral thinking. Together with dryly sardonic partner Alex Eames (Kathryn Erbe), they investigate the most serious crimes that occur in New York (most of which seem to be murders or end up in murders), whilst the show also gives us the perspective of the people responsible for it (or at least people who are connected to the people responsible for it). They first serve under Captain James Deakins (Jamey Sheridan) and then Danny Ross (Eric Bogosian). The second season establishes Nicole Wallace (Olivia D Abo) as a recurring villain, the Moriarty to Goren's Holmes.In 2005, Mike Logan (Chris Noth) - formerly of the original series - joined the cast when D'Onofrio began to suffer from exhaustion. The episodes alternated between Goren and Eames one week, and Logan and his partner the other from that point. Logan was first partnered with Carolyn Barek (Annabella Sciorra) and then Megan Wheeler (Julianne Nicholson), with Nola Falacci (Alicia Witt) filling in for Wheeler while Nicholson was on maternity leave. In 2009, Logan was replaced by Zach Nichols (Jeff Goldblum), though Wheeler stayed. In 2010, Goren and Eames left the show at the conclusion of the second half of season 9's two-part premiere, along with Ross and Wheeler. The remainder of the season focused on Nichols and his new partner Serena Stevens (Saffron Burrows), with the Major Case Squad being led by Zoe Callas (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio).The show was renewed for a tenth season that brought back D'Onofrio and Erbe for eight final episodes. This time they were joined by Jay O. Sanders as Capt. Joseph Hannah and Julia Ormond as Goren's therapist Paula Gyson. Criminal Intent aired its finale on June 26, 2011, ending its run after ten years and 195 episodes.In 2024, a Canadian version of Criminal Intent aired in Canada known as Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_10a6623b	type	Fair Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_10a6623b	comment	Fair Cop: Eames, all of Logan's partners, arguably, Stevens and Capt. Deakins.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: The episode "Collective" centers around the fandom of an author named Carlotta Francis, whose works are quite clearly inspired by those of Anne Rice. TV reporter "Faith Yancy" bears a striking similarity to Nancy Grace. Lorelei Mailer in "Bombshell" is Anna Nicole Smith in all but name (and in-universe is compared to Marilyn Monroe, as Smith often was). Gerhardt Heldtman in "The Posthumous Collection" is a fashion/fetish photographer whose German-Jewish family was persecuted during the Third Reich, much like Helmut Newton. David Blake, the chess grandmaster gone wrong in "Gone" is a clear takeoff on Bobby Fischer.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_135d58f9	type	Man of Wealth and Taste
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_135d58f9	comment	Man of Wealth and Taste: The murderer from "Slither," who is a well-read, well-dressed, well-off Silver Fox British man who manipulates beautiful women half his age to kill.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1397e10d	type	Rage Against the Reflection
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1397e10d	comment	Rage Against the Reflection: In "Betrayed", a domineering husband learns that his Trophy Wife has run away, and turns and punches her mirror; cutting his knuckles in the process.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_13dc1beb	type	Serial Killings, Specific Target
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_13dc1beb	comment	Serial Killings, Specific Target: In "Poison," Trudy Pomeranski uses poisoned OTC painkillers to murder her husband, and slips the extras onto store shelves to allay suspicion and set up a lucrative class action lawsuit. In Consumed, the killer kills three Hispanic men in one night to try and make the murder of one look like a deliberate hate crime.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Poor Goren suffered from this throughout season seven, eventually coming to a head in the season finale "Frame".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_154aa477	type	Big, Screwed-Up Family
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_154aa477	comment	Big, Screwed-Up Family: Goren is pretty much the only member of his family who's both relatively stable and a decent human being. The only other person who might qualify is his nephew (although even he seems to have some minor mental health issues), and said nephew grew up largely away from any of Goren's other relatives (including his own father, Goren's brother). The main characters in "Reunion" are revealed to be this when it comes out that Jordy is Milo's father, making he and Sylvia his parents. "In The Wee Small Hours" ultimately ends with a judge, his wife, and his teenage son all in prison: the son for negligent homicide related to a girlfriend's death by overdose, the father for statutory rape on another of his son's conquests, and the mother for killing said conquest because she knew her son was involved and didn't want him mixed up in the scandal that would result if her husband was accused of rape. Everyone pretty much agrees that the father was the source of most of his family's problems, but they still have to hold the mother and son accountable for their actions.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1592e954	type	Man Bites Man
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1592e954	comment	Man Bites Man: A suspect ended up painfully biting Goren in the arm before he was taken out by a sniper. In "Revolution", a banker being kidnapped attempts to escape from the thug holding him at gunpoint by biting him on the arm. Although he makes the thug drop the gun, he still gets shot by one of the other kidnappers. Actually, he made things worse for himself. His attackers intended to hold him hostage and trade him for a ransom. His attempt to resist got him and his driver killed.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_15da4941	type	Badass Adorable
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_15da4941	comment	Badass Adorable: Eames is five-foot-two, adorable, and blonde. And she is just as terrifying as Goren when she gets going, if not more so.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: The franchise has its own page.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: Although some fans believe it to be of the Ass Pull variety, Kathryn Erbe revealed in an interview from 2001 that Eames had a husband who was killed in the line of duty but that she believed that it would never be brought up in the series. Nichols' official bio, as shown on the USA channel website, mentions that the character's (ultimately temporary) departure from the police force was prompted by the September 11th attacks. This fact is never mentioned in-series.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_18e11001	type	Victim of the Week
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_18e11001	comment	In "Phantom," Gerry Rankin (Michael Emerson) is shown as an economist working for the United Nations who's romancing Charlotte, the Victim of the Week's sister. In one scene, she's talking to him on the phone while he's in his car. Gerry tells her that he's coming up to the airport and will talk to her later. He then pulls in to a suburban house where his wife and children greet him warmly from his business trip.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_19384952	type	Master Forger
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_19384952	comment	Master Forger: The episode "Art" has the detectives covering a murder case involving art forgery has a renowned forger as a supporting character. His work is considered so impeccable that a number of his forgeries are still hanging in museums undetected. The episode "The Saint" has a Catholic charity fall prey to an expert forger who seeks to discredit its patron saint because he blames the charity for taking advantage of his mentally-ill mother.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_19cc20f3	type	One-Person Birthday Party
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_19cc20f3	comment	One-Person Birthday Party: The daughter from "Shrink-Wrapped" had one as a child where no one, not even her own parents, attended. She was so alone that a waiter at the restaurant had to take her picture as she blew out her birthday candles.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1ae27a74	type	Fridge Horror
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1ae27a74	comment	A screenwriter named Wes Banyan who was decapitated in "Slither" ended up this way. The accompanying look of terror left on his face implies that he didn't go peacefully.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1b122c5d	type	Scare Chord
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1b122c5d	comment	Scare Chord: As if the episode "The Healer" wasn't scary enough, the soundtrack of the episode also featured a rather unsettling rattling noise heard throughout it.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1b36b313	type	Mandatory Motherhood
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1b36b313	comment	Mandatory Motherhood: Implied in "Silver Lining". The suspect's girlfriend becomes pregnant, but isn't too happy about it. Even as she's about to be sent to prison, she still will have access to maternity care, making her situation worse.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1d2400e9	type	Green-Eyed Monster
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1d2400e9	comment	Green-Eyed Monster: Used as plot devices in "Delicate", "The Unblinking Eye" and "Dramma Giocoso".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1e3b0d2a	type	Comatose Canary
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1e3b0d2a	comment	Comatose Canary: Subverted in the episode based on the Terry Schiavo case.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1e584efa	type	Cruel and Unusual Death
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1e584efa	comment	A suspect that stole the engagement ring off of the victim's body in "The Unblinking Eye" was discovered by the detectives and had already consumed the ring. As they were interrogating him, Goren explained to him that it needed to be extricated immediately due to the fact that since it's a diamond, specifically of a marquise cut, it has jagged little saw-like edges that will cut him from the inside out. Worse, it became evident that he was already sick from the effects of swallowing it. After hearing that, he admitted to his crime and even though he was in trouble for being in possession of it, at least he'll survive.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1f0c1d33	type	Couldn't Find a Pen
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_1f0c1d33	comment	Couldn't Find a Pen: In "Three-In-One", the killer, who suffers from dissociative identity disorder, paints on the wall in his victims' blood, and one of his personalities writes messages asking for help.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_204340fc	type	Vomiting Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_204340fc	comment	Vomiting Cop: A twist on the trope in this series; in one episode, Wheeler has been pregnant for a while and has been throwing up every day. The crime scene she visits is one of the less disturbing ones she's seen, but in her condition it's enough to bring her breakfast back up. Well, to be fair, she didn't get sick until Nichols urged her to smell the body. And while it's not disturbing visually, the body was in a dumpster.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_20989d05	type	Parents as People
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_20989d05	comment	Parents as People: Deconstructed. The various parents portrayed on the show are normally placed into two camps: as loving and concerned (albeit underdeveloped) figures who allows the audience to feel sympathy for the victim(s) or more fleshed out but complex characters who in spite of their own idiosyncrasies or if they're guilty of the episode's crime or not usually aren't people worth rooting for.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_21584c75	type	The Profiler
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_21584c75	comment	The Profiler: Goren.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_22a59b45	type	Self-Harm
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_22a59b45	comment	Self-Harm: The daughter from "Playing Dead" cut and tried to kill herself on a routine basis. Considering what she's been through, you can't blame her from wanting to escape through this and drug usage.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: Actually, Chekhov's brick in "Untethered", as part of Goren's plan to get into Tates.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_230d64	type	Screw the Rules, I Have Money!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_230d64	comment	Screw the Rules, I Have Money! /Connections/I Make Them: Used by the suspect and his father in "In The Wee Small Hours", being able to continously impede the investigation because of these tropes. Unfortunately, it comes out in spite of what total assholes they both are, it was the mother and wife who did the killing.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2310dacb	type	Dead Man Writing
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2310dacb	comment	Dead Man Writing: Played with in "Palimpsest". Two men are found dead, having apparently killed each other in a struggle, and one of them had left a message saying that he was planning to confront the other man, who was blackmailing him, and that if he was found dead, the other man would probably be to blame. By this point, Nichols has already determined that the scene was staged, but the video ends up being relevant anyway; it turns out that the real killer had been the person to whom the victim entrusted the video, and that person had watched the video and then staged the scene to match the prediction.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_237f7eeb	type	Missing White Woman Syndrome
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_237f7eeb	comment	Missing White Woman Syndrome: Lampshaded. In one episode, the media doesn't become interested in a series of murders until a white girl is killed. The mother of one of the other victims coldly tells a journalist that she is aware of this trope, and she'll still accept their help, but they are not to mistake her desperation for any kind of gratitude.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_24e48d72	type	Dirty Harriet
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_24e48d72	comment	Dirty Harriet: Detective Stevens poses as a High-Class Call Girl in order to get an interview with the madam of an exclusive escort service in "Gods and Insects". The squad room breaks into applause when she returns still in her outfit.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_25524784	type	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_25524784	comment	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Logan, Wheeler and other police officers end up being involved in one with the FDNY in "Maltese Cross".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_256301a9	type	That Thing Is Not My Child!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_256301a9	comment	That Thing Is Not My Child!: The one suspect's mother from "Fico di Capo" deduced that her son was bad at birth and decided to give her son up for adoption. Why? Because he was born with teeth.note In real life, this is a rare but usually harmless phenomenon known as natal teeth. Needless to say, it has no relation whatsoever to any character flaws the child may have.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_264a140b	type	Fat and Skinny
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_264a140b	comment	Fat and Skinny: The murderers from "Yesterday" by chance; one a skinny, self-made millionaire, the other a fat, aimless addict.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_26e2cc1	type	The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_26e2cc1	comment	The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction: In "Lonelyville", a writer is approached in a bar by two beautiful women who say that they have always had a fantasy about a threesome with a stranger. The next morning he wakes up in a The Murder After situation: with one of the women dead and him being blackmailed.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: During the questioning of a witness in "Suite Sorrow," Goren casually snaps a picture of himself and Eames. What makes it even better is Eames' complete lack of a reaction to the photo being taken. As they're leaving, he slips the picture into his pocket. In "Legion", when Eames is first questioning Jojo Rios, Goren can be seen wearing headphones and dancing in the DJ booth behind them for a few seconds before he joins the conversation.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_27ab0123	type	Offing the Offspring
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_27ab0123	comment	Offing the Offspring: Averted in "Phantom" and "Family Values"; the former had a man supposedly decide to kill his two children in murder-suicide, only to be talked out of it by Goren and for him to then discover that only two bullets were in the gun and the latter wanted to kill his daughter to "save her soul" but Goren managed to convince him that God wanted his daughter to live. A subversion occurred in "Badge", where it only looks like the father killed his family and himself to escape mounting debts. Turns out, a crooked cop did it for money and attempted to frame him for the homicides. Played straight in "Great Barrier", where we learn Nicole Wallace had killed her young daughter years earlier out of jealousy. It's one of the few times in the series where she was genuinely rattled by Goren, even quasi-meekly saying "Very good, Bobby" after he revealed that he knew of the girl's existence. Played straight again in "Magnificat", where an overwhelmed and emotionally abused mother attempted to kill herself and her four children with a car bomb because she felt (thanks to her husband's emotional abuse) that she wasn't a good enough mother to them, but didn't want to leave them with no mother either. She and her oldest son survived because he had absentmindedly opened the front passenger side window which reduced the force of the blast in the front; the three younger children, in the back seats, were killed. In "The Good Child" a young woman's stepparents are murdered a few years after testifying against the mob and going into Witness Protection. But the actual killers are her biological parents, who intend to reunite with her just long enough to kill her as well and inherit from her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_27b94f39	type	Serendipitous Survival
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_27b94f39	comment	Played straight again in "Magnificat", where an overwhelmed and emotionally abused mother attempted to kill herself and her four children with a car bomb because she felt (thanks to her husband's emotional abuse) that she wasn't a good enough mother to them, but didn't want to leave them with no mother either. She and her oldest son survived because he had absentmindedly opened the front passenger side window which reduced the force of the blast in the front; the three younger children, in the back seats, were killed.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_28a5213a	type	Small Name, Big Ego
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_28a5213a	comment	Small Name, Big Ego: The killer from Unrequited, who had starred in a play as a young girl and still had delusions of grandeur over fifty years later. She manipulated her toady into killing her husband.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_28c1812e	type	Cheated Death, Died Anyway
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_28c1812e	comment	Cheated Death, Died Anyway: The victim of "Reunion" was the Sole Survivor of a plane crash (that also killed her son's father when he was a young child or rather who he thought was his father), and later beat breast and lung cancer at different times only to be bludgeoned to death by a champagne bottle.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_28e90e30	type	More than Mind Control
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_28e90e30	comment	More than Mind Control: This is the M.O. of two different villains, Randall Fuller in "Con-Text" and Bernard Fremont in "Slither." (Scarily, both are at least partially based on real people.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2969dda7	type	Nightmare Fetishist
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2969dda7	comment	Nightmare Fetishist: Not uncommon, but a notable example is provided by Jo Gage in "Blind Spot", as this is suggested to be the result of her criminal profiler father exposing her to graphic violence for most of her life.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_297170d3	comment	Halloween Episode: The episode "Masquerade" not only takes place around Halloween (as evidenced by decorations in the background), but the victim was murdered on Halloween night 1992.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2a015a74	type	Beauty Equals Goodness
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2a015a74	comment	Beauty Equals Goodness: The one suspect from "Depths" was a blonde-haired, blue-eyed bombshell that was able to use her looks into misleading the investigation into thinking that her ex-husband and Middle Eastern colleagues were the real criminals.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2a02e5c9	type	Guile Hero
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2a02e5c9	comment	Guile Hero: Arguably the entire premise of the show. The criminals are the most extraordinary collection of magnificent bastards and chessmasters you can imagine. But when Goren's on the case, they don't stand a chance.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2a2d62a0	type	Talking Down the Suicidal
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2a2d62a0	comment	Talking Down the Suicidal: Heartbreakingly subverted in "Siren Call". After Goren convinces a fellow officer not to kill himself out of shame due to killing his manipulative party girl of a daughter, he is cuffed and taken outside, only for him to shoot himself as he's being led away in front of his dying wife and their younger daughter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2aefb60	type	Hospital Visit Hesitation
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2aefb60	comment	Hospital Visit Hesitation: In "Beast", the mother of a suspect explains that when she tried to visit her long-deceased, favorite daughter in the hospital who was sick with a then-unknown disease which left her with horrible lesions on her face (later revealed to be caused by dioxin poisoning), she was terrified of the state of her ravaged beauty and only visited her once.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2b49eaf	type	Damsel out of Distress
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2b49eaf	comment	Damsel out of Distress: Eames escapes the ordeal in "Blind Spot" on her own.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2b78c29d	type	And Another Thing...
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2b78c29d	comment	And Another Thing...
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2d717e11	type	Suicide, Not Murder
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2d717e11	comment	Suicide, Not Murder: A horrifying case appears in "No Exit". Although five people were in the car parked on the train tracks, only four intended to be there. (Those four had no idea the fifth was unwilling; the entire situation was set up by another person, who led them to believe the last guy was fully aware of and on board with the plan.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2dcb1d2e	type	Black Gal on White Guy Drama
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2dcb1d2e	comment	Black Gal on White Guy Drama: Inverted in "Mad Hops", as the White coach had romantic feelings for his one player's Black mother, only for her to reject him and want only for her son's future.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2dddd99d	type	False Flag Operation
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2dddd99d	comment	False Flag Operation
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2e154495	type	Shower of Angst
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2e154495	comment	Shower of Angst: The Victim of the Week takes one in "The Consoler" following a sexual encounter with a priest that has shattered her faith. She is murdered shortly after.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2e5e04c0	type	Must Make Amends
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2e5e04c0	comment	Must Make Amends: The one suspect from "Depths" is an interesting example. He is married to a Black woman to atone for his ancestors being slave owners. In "Amends", Goren and Eames find the man who killed Eames' husband while he was on the job. He tells them he knows he screwed up, and became a doctor to save lives as his way of atoning.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2ed5e99d	type	Depraved Bisexual
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2ed5e99d	comment	Depraved Bisexual: Nicole Wallace. To be fair to the show, her bisexuality isn't actually portrayed as a negative, and they make it clear she's just plain messed up, period. Also, it appears her only confirmed lesbian relationship may have been simply a means to an end rather than due to any actual desire. Karl Atwood, the bad guy in the very first episode ("One"), had a girlfriend and an old prison buddy with whom he was intimate. Goren theorizes that he uses anal sex as a means of dominating others, but the girlfriend refuses to comment. Leanne "Lee" Baker, the defense attorney from "Lonelyville", manipulated everyone throughout the episode, including her client Tammy to get money and blackmail her clients into silence or expose their cheating. She was even fired from a previous law firm for sexual harassment against a female coworker.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2f2e3cfe	type	Interrogation by Vandalism
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2f2e3cfe	comment	Interrogation by Vandalism: Downplayed and Played for Laughs in "Collective" where Goren was interrogating a witness who had received some of the victim's stolen goods, among which was an elaborate toy gun with multiple features such as a rocket launcher and pretend machine gun. The witness became so agitated by him treating a collector's item like a toy that he finally gave the detectives some needed useful information.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2f36d97	type	Older Than They Look
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2f36d97	comment	Older Than They Look: The suspect in "Cruise to Nowhere" was in his early 20s, yet both in person and especially on his driver's license (where he didn't have any facial hair) he looked much younger. Even Deakins had no problem making fun of him over this, claiming that his daughters could take him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2f92b9da	type	Watching the Reflection Undress
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2f92b9da	comment	Watching the Reflection Undress: One killer is a voyeuristic doctor who strategically placed a stainless steel cabinet door in his office so he could watch his patients changing in the reflection. In "Major Case", a Stalker with a Crush rescues the Victim of the Week from her abusive dealer. She asks to take a shower and he watches her reflection through the slightly ajar bathroom door as she undresses and gets in the shower.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2fc21a19	type	Distaff Counterpart
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_2fc21a19	comment	Distaff Counterpart: Carolyn Barek was a female version of Goren.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3056adad	type	Witness Protection
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3056adad	comment	In "The Good Child" a young woman's stepparents are murdered a few years after testifying against the mob and going into Witness Protection. But the actual killers are her biological parents, who intend to reunite with her just long enough to kill her as well and inherit from her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_30725d31	type	Medication Tampering
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_30725d31	comment	Medication Tampering: In "In Treatment", a psychiatrist gives one of his patients an antidepressant that he knows is contraindicated with the antidepressant he is currently taking. The combination causes a variety of side-effects, including delirium, which causes the patient to commit suicide. The killer from "Semi-Detached" had tampered with the victim's anti-depressants while working as a nurse at the rehab center he was staying. She switched his medication with placebos. A truly despicable example was in "Malignant" where a pharmacist was watering down chemotherapy drugs and the like (because he was struggling to make ends meet and could get more profit for his expenses that way). To the point that a woman who was given a strong chance of surviving her cancer died because she wasn't getting the treatment she needed. Eames pointed out that they may as well been treating the patients with water instead.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_30adeff3	type	Defective Detective
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_30adeff3	comment	Defective Detective: Goren was brilliant at his job, but socially awkward and at times obsessive. Logan had anger-managenent issues, and a distrust for authority figures.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_30d2ae29	type	Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_30d2ae29	comment	The father in "Bedfellows" clearly sees his two sons as this, but it's arguably a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy; if his behavior with his grandchildren is any indication, he probably categorized them as such from the time they were young children, and they developed into the men they were based on those expectations.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_311bcac6	type	Beard of Sorrow
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_311bcac6	comment	Beard of Sorrow: Goren began to sport a few throughout season seven, as a symbol of his growing despair and decreasing sanity at the time. Interestingly, past that season while he still did wear beards, they took on a completely different meaning.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3126c34a	type	Insufferable Genius
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3126c34a	comment	The Insufferable Genius world-famous conductor from "Dramma Giocoso". He was eventually proven innocent of the crime, but he still cared little about the long-suffering victim of the episode, stonewalled detectives in the case and ultimately abandoned his newlywed wife, the victim's mother and murderer, after it comes out that she has a debilitating medical condition that he wants no part of.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: Downplayed in "Delicate" with diva ballerina Alona (not exactly evil, but a very abrasive person to say the least. However, though she may have had a fierce rivalry with Jessalyn, she was horrified to learn that Paulette put glass in Jessalyn's shoes to give Alona the edge. Unfortunately for Alona, Jessalyn, who Paulette then switches her loyalty to, is a subversion. In "Frame," Goren's old mentor Declan Gage commits a murder and sends Goren on a wild goose chase meant to "free" him of the negative people in his life. He is, however, appalled by Goren's suggestion that he might have killed Goren's nephew Danny and insists that he wouldn't have touched him even if he'd been able to find him. In "Homo Homini Lupis", a Loan Shark willingly turns over information to the detectives after he finds out the guy he hired to collect money owed to him raped the daughter of the man who owed him money. Ella Miyazaki, Nicole Wallace's one-time girlfriend, from "Great Barrier" had no problem robbing jewelry stores disguised as different Asian ethnicities and helping to dispose of her male accomplice, but turned on Nicole once she learned that she murdered her own toddler daughter years earlier because she viewed the girl as competition.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3255968b	type	Implied Death Threat
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3255968b	comment	Also, at the end of "Blasters" upon being arrested for his crimes, the mob boss tells Logan that he is now in the blood, yet nothing ever happened to him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_33029735	type	Dies Wide Open
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_33029735	comment	Dies Wide Open: The victims from "Con-Text" were found to be this. Naturally, Goren, while investigating their murders, began to poke at their open eyes...which ended up being a clue to how and when they died. Frank Goren also died this way after being shoved out a window. A screenwriter named Wes Banyan who was decapitated in "Slither" ended up this way. The accompanying look of terror left on his face implies that he didn't go peacefully. One of the killers from "Yesterday" was found this way after falling from a high-level construction site. Even though his life was in shambles and he was about to be arrested for the crime, detectives knew that he didn't commit suicide.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_33f095a8	type	Jaded Washout
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_33f095a8	comment	Jaded Washout: The record producer in "Rock Star" was a man still living on his past glories of being a hit in The '60s and having the third-longest set at Woodstock. When he tries to bring up the impact he had and his musical talent, Nichols shuts him down by telling him that his band was terrible. Nichols states that he was on the stage at Woodstock so long, because they wouldn't get off the stage in spite of the crowd's negative reaction. Nichols even declared his Grammy to be a joke, stating how even Milli Vanilli has one.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_34f1b472	type	Mad Artist
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_34f1b472	comment	Mad Artist: The killer from "The Posthumous Collection."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: In "Chinoiserie", Goren and Eames immediately identify a supposed British lord as a fake by his atrocious accent which keeps jumping around the UK. The outraged impostor, an actor unknowingly hired to play the role as part of a con, keeps insisting that it is "a perfectly valid British musical hall accent."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_35b41a57	type	Platonic Kissing
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_35b41a57	comment	Platonic Kissing: Goren gives Eames a kiss on the cheek in "Loyalty" after she's forced to fire him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_363f1f98	type	Former Child Star
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_363f1f98	comment	Former Child Star: The victim and his friend in "Blasters" both starred in a teenage sitcom when they were younger. Neither live a particularly happy existence; the victim is living hand-to-mouth in a decommissioned ice cream truck and has done nothing of relevance in the years since. His friend himself has delusions of grandeur and is stuck living in the past.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3671a716	type	Empty Cop Threat
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3671a716	comment	Empty Cop Threat: Carried out. A killer Goren interviews (who is later proven to have been his biological dad) is later executed. However, the execution takes place in Pennsylvania, where it was still legal.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_372027ea	type	Stalker Shrine
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_372027ea	comment	Stalker Shrine: The killer in "Delicate" has one devoted to the current subject of her obsession hidden in her dorm room.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3812b24a	type	I Read It for the Articles
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3812b24a	comment	I Read It for the Articles: While investigating the murder of a magazine editor in "Traffic", Nichols comments that his father used to read it and remembers an article featuring Ursula Andress in a brassiere that fired bullets. When Stevens wryly asks "Your father read it?", he admits it was shared, then adds there was always a fight over the crossword.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_38bf28e3	type	Engineered Public Confession
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_38bf28e3	comment	Engineered Public Confession: Often used to get one suspect to turn on another. Mostly accomplished by use of the one-way mirror in the interrogation room.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_392ecd12	type	Fake Aristocrat
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_392ecd12	comment	Fake Aristocrat: In "Chinoiserie", Goren and Eames encounter a man masquerading as a British nobleman. Goren and Eames pick him as fake immediately as his accent keeps jumping around the British Isles. He turns out to be an actor who thinks he is in a piece of performance art. He is actually an unwitting dupe hired to help establish a false provenance for Chinese antiquities.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3a6a7b0a	type	Starving Artist
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3a6a7b0a	comment	Starving Artist: Nichols discusses this in "Rock Star" with a suspect in the episode's two different murders, an aspiring rapper. He states about how in spite of hundreds of thousands of musicians coming to New York every year in pursuit of fame, on average only about 10 people actually make it, regardless of any distinguishing talent they may have.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3b9a79a	type	HotForStudent
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3b9a79a	comment	Hot for Student: The teacher in "Tru Love", who was having an affair with a teenage student of hers and his father.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3dc1e273	type	Not Enough to Bury
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3dc1e273	comment	The son-in-law from "Death Roe" is a subversion. He was murdered and butchered by his father-in-law and had his remains disposed of through cooking utensils, including a meat grinder, which were then thrown away and replaced. All that remained were some surgical screws from his leg.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: In "Last Rites", Logan and Wheeler investigate an old homicide in which three people were shot in a car, but a toddler was left alive in the backseat. The toddler was adopted by her grandparents, who refuse to tell her what actually happened to her parents because they don't want to worry her or traumatize her further. By the time the case gets reopened, though, that toddler has grown into a teenager and easily found out the truth simply by Googling her parents.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3f0b2f50	type	Make It Look Like an Accident
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3f0b2f50	comment	Nicole Wallace sometimes edges into this, as she frequently tries to hide not only her identity, but the fact that her victims were murdered at all.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3f11ef74	type	Parental Substitute
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3f11ef74	comment	Parental Substitute: Declan Gage was sort of like this to Goren, taking a shining to him as he mentored him. Too bad he did this at the expense of his daughter, Jo, leading her to become a serial killer and he ended up killing his brother and Nicole Wallace to improve his life.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3fe2b13f	type	Ungrateful Bastard
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3fe2b13f	comment	Ungrateful Bastard: Goren's family in "Untethered" was very much this. Come "Frame", it appears that Donny's mother has shades of this as well.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3ff57e4b	type	Required Spinoff Crossover
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_3ff57e4b	comment	Required Spinoff Crossover: With the mothership of course, but unfortunately never with SVU, at least while it was still in production. Eames eventually made appearances on the show by herself in recent years, however. Not that many fans of the Major Case Squad cared.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_405b0c46	type	Armed Blag
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_405b0c46	comment	Armed Blag: "Astoria Helen" opens with a gang knocking over an armoured car that is delivering cash to ATMs. Major Case get involved months later, when one of the gang starts picking off his accomplices
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: In "Dramma Giocoso", Logan and Barek discover that a woman at the center of their case ended up in an emergency room, but the ER doctor can't talk to them about a patient, so Logan suggests they hypothetically discuss a scenario where his "poor, sweet mother" came in with the same symptoms. This description is so far from the reality of what Logan's mother was that Barek noticeably hesitates on the adjectives when asking a follow-up question.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: The husband from "Magnificat". He ignored his wife's post-partum depression and refused to allow her to seek professional help or medication to the point of thinking that if she did, she would be weak and felt that the only "therapy" she required was to have even more responsibility piled on her and to be further cut off from the rest of the world, removing what little support system she had. After she killed three of their four sons, he still saw that as a sign that she was a bad parent. In the end, while he hadn't done anything illegal, he is likely to lose custody of his surviving son.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4127eb1	type	Shut Up, Hannibal!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4127eb1	comment	Shut Up, Hannibal!: Logan gets a great one in after the suspect in "The Healer", an alleged Voodoo priestess who is nothing more than a master manipulator and a poisoner. She even poisoned him and continued to make thinly-veiled threats against him upon being arrested:
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_41682f94	type	Delayed Diagnosis
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_41682f94	comment	Delayed Diagnosis: One episode deals with a mild-mannered, middle-aged accountant who fell into crime because his odd behaviors repelled people and made it difficult for him to hold down a regular job. When Goren suggests that he might have Asperger's syndrome (which, at the time, had only been recognized for maybe a decade or so), he's almost relieved that there's a name for it.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_41aebb4a	type	Marilyn Maneuver
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_41aebb4a	comment	Marilyn Maneuver: Lorelai Mailer is briefly seen performing a Marilyn Maneuver in "Bombshell," complete with the famous ballooning white dress.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_41df5e28	type	Body in a Breadbox
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_41df5e28	comment	Body in a Breadbox: The victim in "Semi-Detached", a controversial shock jock host who suffered from depression, ended up committing suicide via walking into a steam closet on a ferry while the entire chamber filled up with carbon monoxide. The detectives soon found his body waiting for them.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_424c9a9b	type	Cold-Blooded Torture
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_424c9a9b	comment	Cold-Blooded Torture: Plenty of the Serial Killer episodes qualify as well as some basic, non-multiple killings. A memorable episode (and by "memorable", it's meant to be "horrifying") was "Blind Spot" where Eames was kidnapped and listened as the killer brutally tortured and murdered their victim. More disturbingly, the killer was a woman.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_430e15e1	type	Stripperific
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_430e15e1	comment	Stripperific: Lampshaded in "Shandeh." Goren and Eames are talking with a suburban mother of two about her involvement with a strip club. She says she helped with the decor and with hiring the staff. Goren asks if she means the strippers, and guesses she has had some experience in that area. She just glares at him, but Eames points out that her (rather revealing) clothing doesn't really fit the "Westchester soccer mom" image she's trying to present.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_439e50f7	type	What Have We Ear?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_439e50f7	comment	What Have We Ear?: Goren does this in "Vanishing Act"; producing the passkey from behind the guard's ear as a flourish as he finishes demonstrating how a Stage Magician had stolen the key from the guard. The fixer for a 'rockstar' fashion designer does this at the start of "Rispetto"; producing cocaine for his employer.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: Captain Ross.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_443b78cd	type	Tranquil Fury
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_443b78cd	comment	Tranquil Fury: Bernard Fremont from "Slither" lives on this, usually keeping his calm, polite demeanor to mask his true rage and depravity.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_44f5d199	type	Pretty in Mink
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_44f5d199	comment	Pretty in Mink: Some of the guest characters, including a witness being identified by her Russian sable coat.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45b850b7	type	Dead Animal Warning
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45b850b7	comment	Dead Animal Warning: Goren receives a dead rat in his drawer at the end of "Purgatory" in response to both calling out a fellow officer wrongfully identifying Eames' husband's killer in "Amends", causing the man to lose his job and his pension and for busting two other dirty officers who were involved in drugs and murder in the former episode. Also happens to Eames in "Blind Spot". The killer frees and kills her bird before kidnapping her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45cd286c	type	Corrupt Politician
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45cd286c	comment	Corrupt Politician: Representative Peter Bellingham in "Wasichu", who uses a proposed Native American casino as an excuse to go on lobbyist-funded "fact finding tours" around the world. On his orders his driver breaks into a lobbyist's house and winds up killing the lobbyist's Secret Service agent wife.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45eae59e	type	Terminally-Ill Criminal
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45eae59e	comment	Terminally-Ill Criminal: In 'Pas de Deux', the perp of the week is a bank robber who has cancer and is hoping for a Suicide by Cop.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45f0bb2d	type	Hope Is Scary
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_45f0bb2d	comment	Hope Is Scary: Implied at the end of "Silver Lining" when the murderer, a career criminal, is being led away in a squad car, he assures Goren that this will be the last time that they would meet. He replies "I hope so", but the manâ€™s mother, who's pretty fed up with dealing with her son and his ways, quips back to him "Hope is for losers, Detective."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4623b3bb	type	Why Couldn't You Be Different?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4623b3bb	comment	Verbal abuse/Preferring one child over the other: "Beast," "Wrongful Life," "Unrequited", "Bedfellows," "Saving Face."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_46dfd21d	type	Fake Faith Healer
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_46dfd21d	comment	Fake Faith Healer: One episode involved Logan and Barek investigating a young woman who appeared to be able to cure people with voodoo. They managed to prove that she was a fraud, though not before she nearly convinced Logan that she'd put a curse on him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_474e3977	type	You Have Failed Me
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_474e3977	comment	You Have Failed Me: One of Bernard Fremont's minions, Marcel Costas, from "Slither" ends up receiving this fate due to his incompetency (mainly with allowing one of his cohorts to be arrested and leaving a man's head inside of a refrigerator). His drink ends up being poisoned, which renders him completely paralyzed as he is then strangled with his own necktie.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_476a08e3	type	Women's Mysteries
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_476a08e3	comment	Women's Mysteries: In "Cold Comfort", Eames informs Goren that the female murder victim found in a public bathroom would have hung her purse on the stall door. Goren eventually agrees with Eames, calling it "a girl thing."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: Goren was initially seen as a brilliant detective with the ability to read people, comprehend situations better than most, solve the case and maintain his high clearance rate and spoke several languages. After the first season, however, in order to give him a few flaws and make him feel more relatable, he was given a troubled past, including a schizophrenic mother, junkie brother and less apt when separated from his partner. He still had his former characteristics, but the latter ones overtook his persona.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_499499e6	type	Written-In Absence
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_499499e6	comment	Written-In Absence: Both Eames and Wheeler had absences from the series due to their actresses' respective pregnancies.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: In "Purgatory" during an argument with Goren, Eames screams at him, "No, you're the great detective and I'm just supposed to carry your water!" While some fans loved her for calling him out on this, others were thinking "Well duh, Eames! What else did you think your role on this show was supposed to be?"
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4a6e9fd9	type	Obnoxious In-Laws
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4a6e9fd9	comment	Obnoxious In-Laws: The mother-in-law from "Please Note We Are No Longer Accepting Letters of Recommendation from Henry Kissinger", natch. She was a Upper-Class Twit Rich Bitch who hated her daughter-in-law, believing that she was never good enough for her son (who wouldn't stand up for his wife since he was a Mama's Boy) and was a bad mother to their son. This ended up pushing the daughter-in-law over the edge, as after the mother-in-law repeatedly belittled her for not getting her son into a highly-rated preschool, she killed the parents of several children, even leaving one of the children an orphan, to get her kid off the waiting list.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4a8fd6a0	type	Honor-Related Abuse
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4a8fd6a0	comment	Honor-Related Abuse: The victim in "World's Fair" was beaten to death by her own brother to restore the family's honor after she engaged in a relationship they disapproved of.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4b1afa0d	type	Spiteful Spit
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4b1afa0d	comment	Spiteful Spit: Logan receives one after subduing a suspect in "To The Bone".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4b9fa3a	type	Taking the Veil
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4b9fa3a	comment	Taking the Veil: One of the attackers from "Acts of Contrition" ended up becoming a nun to absolve her sins that led to the brutal beating of a Black man.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4c7c02af	type	StrawConservative
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4c7c02af	comment	Straw Conservative: The killer from "Family Values" is a religious man whose beliefs drive him to kill a lesbian drama teacher, and later to try to kill his daughter because she had a part in a school play where she had a less than wholesome outfit.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4caa1d4b	type	Parental Savings Splurge
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4caa1d4b	comment	Parental Savings Splurge: One episode involves a man who uses his forging skills to destroy the reputation of a church's patron saint, because his mentally ill mother basically gave away his possessions and their savings to them without his consent. In a twist, he doesn't blame his mother for this but rather blames the church for taking advantage of her mental illness, and relents when Goren makes it clear how devastated she'd be if the forged documents were accurate.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4d044580	type	Motive Rant
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4d044580	comment	Motive Rant: Inducing these are Goren's specialty. Averted on occasion, when he breaks a suspect who then confesses to a crime they haven't committed. Deconstructed in one episode where the overbearing nature of her husband causes a woman to kill three of her four children in a failed mass-suicide attempt. Goren successfully causes the husband to break into a motive rant, but it ends up being all for naught, because although the husband is a world-class Jerkass, nothing that he did was technically illegal.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: Plenty of times, but "Untethered" is a prime example. After going undercover without authorization to rescue his nephew, Donny, from a corrupt prison after being manipulated into doing it by Frank, Goren not only almost starves himself to death by the guards, but ends up being suspended from the force and gets Eames and Ross in trouble in the aftermath. Then after learning that Donny managed to escape from prison himself by faking a burst appendix, Goren angrily confronts his brother, who not only couldn't care less about his brother's suspension or his missing son, but also suggests that he should sleep with Eames to get out his aggressions. And to top it off, he never did locate his nephew.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4e40a927	type	Sleepwalking
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4e40a927	comment	Sleepwalking
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: Interestingly, this often happens in the middle of an episode, a scene that changes everything viewers thought they knew about the story. In "Phantom," Gerry Rankin (Michael Emerson) is shown as an economist working for the United Nations who's romancing Charlotte, the Victim of the Week's sister. In one scene, she's talking to him on the phone while he's in his car. Gerry tells her that he's coming up to the airport and will talk to her later. He then pulls in to a suburban house where his wife and children greet him warmly from his business trip. In "Frame", Goren learns about a man who fell out of a high-story window and using his position to get near the body, he discovers that it's his older brother, Frank. This is even more powerful because the ending of "Brother's Keeper" has him horrified at the notion of him being dead, only for the dead man seen at the end of that episode not to be him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4eb2ef02	type	Vehicle Vanish
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4eb2ef02	comment	Vehicle Vanish: The victim from "Blink" and her partner in crime were gamblers trying to escape from a pair of mobsters. While the other gambler was far ahead of her, she had them hot on her trail until a garbage truck passed before the three of them. Once the partner looked back to check on her, she and the mobsters were gone. She was later found murdered in a park.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4ef92d0b	type	The Atoner
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4ef92d0b	comment	The Atoner: A suspect from "Acts of Contrition", a nun who saves prostitutes from their pimps, is atoning for her youth for being a delinquent who slept around and hung out with racists. In "Amends", the man who actually killed Eames' husband left the gang life and became a doctor in an attempt to make up for what he'd done.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4f3c14ca	type	Go Mad from the Isolation
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4f3c14ca	comment	Go Mad from the Isolation: In the episode "Untethered," Goren experiences isolation while undercover. He's strapped to a metal table and deprived of food and water. However, it is unclear whether he truly broke or if some of it was part of his undercover persona.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4f6d87f7	type	Huge Guy, Tiny Girl
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_4f6d87f7	comment	Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: The 6'4" Goren is much, much taller and brawnier than the petite and slender Eames.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_504a1991	comment	Logan and Wheeler in "Blasters". They arrived within seconds of the second potential victim dying from being hanged. Still, Wheeler still had to perform CPR on him and he had a deep rope burn on his neck for the remainder of the episode.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_50ca4422	type	Unresolved Sexual Tension
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_50ca4422	comment	Unresolved Sexual Tension: Finally acknowledged in one episode by Goren's brother Frank, who irritably tells his brother to "take Eames to a motel and get it out of your system." Bobby's reaction is... not pretty.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_50f50a5e	type	Donut Mess with a Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_50f50a5e	comment	Donut Mess with a Cop: In one episode, terrorists leave a bomb in a donut box on the seat of a car, rigged to explode when someone opens the door. Nichols breaks out a window instead, confirms his suspicions, and tells a cop on-scene to call the bomb squad.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_518de95b	type	Always Murder
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_518de95b	comment	Always Murder: Even though the real Major Case Squad does not handle murders. (At least not directly; it does handle bank robberies and kidnappings, both of which can certainly end in murder.) Subverted in one early episode, where the case is a kidnapping.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_51f336bf	type	Joggers Find Death
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_51f336bf	comment	Joggers Find Death: Happens from time to time. A subversion happened in "Want"; a couple was out walking their dog, only for said dog to run off and find the victim's body. Played straight in "Death Roe" where two joggers discovered the initial victim's body after they noticed that her blood was dripping onto one of them.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_53c47260	type	You Monster!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_53c47260	comment	You Monster!: The reaction of the father in "Pravda" after learning his son sold him out regarding his knowledge of a murder he committed:
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_540eb459	type	The Killer Becomes the Killed
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_540eb459	comment	The Killer Becomes the Killed: In "Slither", serial killer Bernard Fremont ends up killed at the end of the episode by Nicole Wallace, who used the same poisoning technique he taught her to kill him out of revenge. Oops. Nicole Wallace in "Frame".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_54428f7b	type	Ashes to Crashes
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_54428f7b	comment	Ashes to Crashes: A subverted and Played for Drama example happened in "Senseless". Three honor students were murdered by a sociopathic gang-member and his two mooks, a pair of brothers who lost their father years ago. When trying to tie the homicides to them, the detectives soon discover the gun used in the crime hidden inside of the urn of their father's ashes, to their mother's absolute horror.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_54adb6a3	type	Staircase Tumble
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_54adb6a3	comment	Staircase Tumble: "Semi-Detached" has a subversion where the victim's housekeeper was found dead at the bottom of the stairs, but rather than simply falling, she was beaten then thrown down them. Played straight in "Cherry Red."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_56352cc6	type	Animal Assassin
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_56352cc6	comment	Animal Assassin: The Victim of the Week in "Inhumane Society" is beaten up, drugged and dumped in a pen containing vicious attac dogs that maul him to death.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_58bf7895	type	Eat the Evidence
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_58bf7895	comment	Eat the Evidence: A suspect in "The Unblinking Eye" stole the engagement ring of a shooting victim's boyfriend and swallowed it offscreen. When the detectives located him, he admitted to consuming it, but ultimately was proven not to be guilty of the murder. The boyfriend was the real killer and the ring he bought on a loan plan so he could return it.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_598513bb	type	Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_598513bb	comment	Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Two of the suspects from "Tomorrow": one sister was an angry Broken Bird with a criminal record and obvious mental instabilities and the other was a soft-spoken, gentle girl who was Happily Adopted. Subverted when it turns out that the supposedly responsible girl was actually in on her sister's schemes. Robert and Frank Goren. The former is a brilliant detective who served in the armed services and still found time to care for his dying mother. The latter is a manipulative drug addict and absentee father. The father in "Bedfellows" clearly sees his two sons as this, but it's arguably a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy; if his behavior with his grandchildren is any indication, he probably categorized them as such from the time they were young children, and they developed into the men they were based on those expectations.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_598dae92	type	Retargeted Lust
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_598dae92	comment	Retargeted Lust: The suspect in "Semi-Detached" temporarily has this for Goren instead of her ex-husband, but he only played along with it as a ploy to wear down her vulnerabilities and uncover her ultimate guilt.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_599f943f	comment	Nicole Wallace. Repeatedly. And loving to brag about it to Goren. The day her Karma Houdini Warranty (apparently) expired would have been cheered more if not for the fact that Declan Gage (the guy who did it) was acting out of some really twisted version of "They Were Holding You Back" aimed towards Goren... and that this meant Frank also had to go.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_59eeb877	type	Career Not Taken
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_59eeb877	comment	Career Not Taken: Det. Zack Nichols originally went to college to become a doctor, but ultimately became a cop instead. He has also sometimes mentioned his regrets about not becoming a pianist.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_5b1a2f4e	type	Ain't Too Proud to Beg
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_5b1a2f4e	comment	Ain't Too Proud to Beg: The killer in "Badge" upon learning that they were going to be arrested for the quadruple murders done in the episode, cries out to the detectives before breaking down in tears "Please don't take me away from my girls!" (their daughters). To this, Goren spares no mercy saying how the same hands they use to tuck their daughters in at night brutally strangled two children the same age as them.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_5d464a53	type	The Jailer
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_5d464a53	comment	The Jailer: In "Stress Position", a group of prison guards are holding a number of 'off-the-books' prisoners (held under the Patriot Act) for the Justice Department within the protective custody wing of a state prison. They decide this gives them the right to torture and abuse the detainees as they see fit. When one of their number who has misgivings gets another job, the leader of the guards murders him so he cannot talk.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_5fc9b36a	type	Vigilante Injustice
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_5fc9b36a	comment	Vigilante Injustice: In the episode "World's Fair", one of the suspects (the boyfriend of the victim) goes to her family to assure them he didn't do it. The victim's brother gets confrontational and the boyfriend ends up being shot by the victim's father (who believed he did it). It turns out that the brother killed her, and knew full well the boyfriend was innocent.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_603e1654	type	Patched Together from the Headlines
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_603e1654	comment	Patched Together from the Headlines: "Monster" is an amalgamation of the "preppie" murder (a teen boy murdered a classmate and was viewed as having gotten off lightly due to his perceived class status) before it turns out to also be based on the Trisha Melli/Central Park Five case, where the brutal rape and near death of a woman in central New York led to the false convictions of several others, resulting in a repeat offender going uncaught for years. "Gemini" borrows a lot of features from the Unabomber case, such as a popular police sketch that went viral before being ID'd by his own brother, and a schizophrenia defence that he refused, set against the actual story of Jonathan Preston Haynes, a white supremacist who killed a plastic surgeon and hairdresser to uphold Aryan ideals of beauty. "Sound Bodies" is the Gustaf Adolph Lutheran Church arsenic poisonings meets Charles Manson, as the crimes turn out to be perpetrated by a group of teenage girls acting for The Svengali.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_606244c2	type	Parental Incest
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_606244c2	comment	Sexual abuse: "Death Roe," "Playing Dead."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_607a8bd2	type	Beastly Bloodsports
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_607a8bd2	comment	Beastly Bloodsports: The career of a promising young boxer is derailed when authorities discover he's at the center of a dog fighting ring in "Inhumane Society".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_61b576af	type	I Take Offense to That Last One
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_61b576af	comment	I Take Offense to That Last One: In the episode "Rocket Man", Goren describes the suspect, an astronaut, as 'angry and obsessive'. Captain Ross retorts with, "So am I, so are you." Afterwards, as Goren and Eames leave the observation room:
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6220c00d	type	Pædo Hunt
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6220c00d	comment	PÃ¦do Hunt: Used in "Neighborhood Watch", where the victim ends up being labeled as such for being with a fifteen-year-old when he was nineteen (which was consensual, but the girl was convinced to bringing statutory rape charges against him). He spends a few years in prison, has to register as a sex offender only to then be harassed and vilified by his neighbors after getting out and then he is brutally murdered.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_62434fe2	comment	"Untethered:" Goren goes undercover at the prison where his nephew is currently located without authorization, and while many felt he was beginning to show signs of Sanity Slippage, this episode put it on full display. He eventually was sent to mandatory visits to a psychiatrist.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_624c868	type	Transplant
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_624c868	comment	Transplant: Logan and Dr. Rodgers, from Law & Order.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_63d861f8	type	Even Evil Has Loved Ones
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_63d861f8	comment	Even Evil Has Loved Ones: One suspect from "Badge" may have savagely murdered a family of four, including two children, but she genuinely loved her daughters and elderly mother. "Dead" has a brutal contract Serial Killer who is Happily Married and a loving father.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_649f5bec	type	Creepy Souvenir
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_649f5bec	comment	Creepy Souvenir: The one suspect from "Semi-Detached" was able to give her ex a keychain with his initials. What was believed to be "shiny black thread" was in actuality the hair of his favorite DJ, who she had killed because he censored his calls and took his hair when he,was a patient at the hospital that she worked at.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_661d7909	type	Maligned Mixed Marriage
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_661d7909	comment	Maligned Mixed Marriage: "Proud Flesh" has a wealthy, middle-aged white media mogul marry a younger Chinese woman and have a daughter with her. Everyone around her, from her stepchildren to their families to even the husband himself disapprove of the wife and their daughter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_664bc28f	type	British Brevity
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_664bc28f	comment	British Brevity: The eight-episode tenth season is highly unusual by American TV standards, but greatly resembles the seasonal offerings of shows created across the pond.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_673999b1	type	Locking MacGyver in the Store Cupboard
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_673999b1	comment	Locking MacGyver in the Store Cupboard: A serial killer binds and gags Eames and locks her in a basement with an electronic door lock. She escapes using wire, nails, electricity, and a giant hook left laying around the place.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_677c65ea	type	Scream Discretion Shot
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_677c65ea	comment	Scream Discretion Shot: The victim from "Pravda". We hear her screaming as she's being murdered from behind her front door.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: In the episode "Weeping Willow." "Who's going on camera?"
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6a971d39	type	Tainted Tobacco
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6a971d39	comment	Tainted Tobacco: In "Ill-Bred", a wife spikes her husband's chewing tobacco with fertilty drugs while simultaneously sabotaging his condoms to ensure that he knocks up his employer, with whom he is having an affair, in an elaborate variation of the Baby Trap.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6ae754f4	type	Hidden Wire
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6ae754f4	comment	Hidden Wire: Subverted in "Legacy", where the suspect destroys what he thinks are a cord and a CD recording his confession, only to find that neither were the real thing. Horribly played straight in "Great Barrier", where Nicole Wallace discovered Ella had one and brutally murdered her as a result.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6af8ebb5	type	Death by Falling Over
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6af8ebb5	comment	Death by Falling Over: One of Victims of the Week in in "To the Boy in the Blue Knit Cap" dies after he hits his head on a pinball machine during a fight with his brother.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Mr. Devildis, the insane fundamentalist Christian, crosses the Despair Event Horizon and tries to save his family and friends by murdering them. Hilariously, no one comments on his name.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6c4ad9e2	type	Oblivious Janitor Cut
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6c4ad9e2	comment	Oblivious Janitor Cut: In "Major Case", the Victim of the Week screams and pounds desperately on the window when she sees a man walking his dog pass by outside. A cut to the outside shows the man has ear buds in and is oblivious to the desperate screams and poundings, as the killer drags the girl away from the window and back into the darkness of the house.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6c553873	type	Private Military Contractors
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6c553873	comment	Private Military Contractors: In "Boots on the Ground", the Victim of the Week is an activist who had been infiltrating two rival private contractors. This leaves plenty of suspects with military training.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: Averted in "D.A.W.". As the suspect attempts to kill himself by slicing his throat with a steak knife in front of his wife and their guests at a dinner party after the detectives are about to arrest him, Goren wrestles it away from him, saying "You don't get off that easily."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6d7cd3e	type	Dead Person Impersonation
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6d7cd3e	comment	Dead Person Impersonation: Subverted in "Mis-labeled"; the one being impersonated wasn't dead, but for all intents and purposes could be considered such; he had been in a semi-vegetative state since overdosing on Ecstacy four years prior. In "Identity Crisis", a man has been hiding from his past by assuming the names of a group of students from the college he had worked at who had died in an accident.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6de71c57	type	Disc-One Final Boss
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6de71c57	comment	Disc-One Final Boss: Happens from time to time, but a stand out episode is "Frame" which begins with Frank Goren's murder, that along with Declan Gage's poisoning, was attributed to Nicole Wallace, but then she is killed midway through the episode and it was discovered that Declan had machinated everything all along, including his own arrest for her murder to improve Bobby's life.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6e5da6fe	type	UngratefulBitch
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6e5da6fe	comment	Even if she was sick with schizophrenia, it was still implied Mrs. Goren was this to her younger son, namely psychologically abusive and neglectful, in spite of him being the one who cared for her in her final months.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6ee10e0	type	My Greatest Failure
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6ee10e0	comment	My Greatest Failure: The killer in "Maledictus" had this: as a child, he accidentally killed his own pregnant mother by poisoning her, in the hope that she would just miscarry his younger half-sibling. He did this out of jealousy of the child and worry that he and his sister would be forgotten. He is revealed to have killed the Victim of the Week, a former classmate who had become a writer, out of fear that she would have revealed this in her new book; Goren and Eames eventually agree to let him keep his secret if he pleads guilty to the writer's murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6eef5fc6	type	Temporary Substitute
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6eef5fc6	comment	Temporary Substitute: When Kathryn Erbe got pregnant during Season 3, G. Lynn Bishop was brought in as a replacement. Unlike most examples, this was actually written into the show well in advance of Bishop's arrival, with the explanation that Erbe's character Eames was acting as a surrogate for her sister and would need a temporary replacement in the later stages of the pregnancy. Eames is still seen in several of the Bishop episodes, but she stays behind a desk. In fact, the empty desk in the episode where Eames gives birth is a plot point - her absence helps Goren figure out the perp's motive.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6fb5cb83	type	I Gave My Word
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_6fb5cb83	comment	I Gave My Word: "The Pardoner's Tale" has the detectives promising a woman not to bring charges to her husband, a crooked executive currently on the run, only for Carver to demand they break their deal. It's one of the few times in the series that Goren and Eames were angered by the antics of the prosecutor instead of vice versa. A similar incident occurs with Nichols in a Season 9 episode.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_70351b6c	type	No Medication for Me
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_70351b6c	comment	No Medication for Me: Discussed in "See Me" about a suspect, an optometrist, who was mentally ill. The detectives theorized that he believed that he stopped taking his much-needed medication because "medication is for sick people; if I don't take meds anymore, I won't be sick."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_711714da	type	Opposites Attract
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_711714da	comment	Opposites Attract: "The Last Street In Manhattan" had this between the victim, a high-powered egotistical investment banker and his girlfriend, a homegrown, working-class girl who was employed at her father's bar. They grew up in the same neighborhood and had fallen in love throughout the years, with her even giving him a replica of a watch he bought as a young boy from selling garden seeds door-to-door and had lost a short time later.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: Goren gets hit with this several times, most notably when he goes undercover in a prison without permission. Considering that it came close to being a suicide mission, and he had not bothered to inform even his closest associates, it damaged both his career and his reputation.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_714019ac	type	Coffin Contraband
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_714019ac	comment	Coffin Contraband: In "Love on Ice", the killer disposes of the murder weapon by placing it in the coffin of the Victim of the Week.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_716c0b1b	type	And the Adventure Continues
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_716c0b1b	comment	And the Adventure Continues: How it all ends.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_727a65e0	comment	Gaslighting: Done to Goren in "Frame", which Eames lampshades.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7293c9af	type	Sick Captive Scam
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7293c9af	comment	Sick Captive Scam: Goren's incarcerated nephew Donny pulls this off to get his Uncle out of isolation in "Untethered" by faking appendicitis (Goren went undercover after being manipulated by Frank into thinking he needed assistance after being sent to prison on trumped up charges). He is then taken out of the prison and promptly escapes, never to be seen again, though it raises the question of why he never tried to attempt this before.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_729c69f3	type	Politically Incorrect Villain
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_729c69f3	comment	Politically Incorrect Villain: The perpetrators from "Acts of Contrition" beat a black man for dating a white woman who used to date one of them. Also, the killer from "A Murderer Among Us" killed Jewish men because his mother had an affair with one and, in his mind, it ruined his family.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7301ae04	type	Serial Killer
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7301ae04	comment	Serial Killer: "A Murderer Among Us", "Stray", "Poison", "Legion", "Dead", "Shibboleth", "To The Bone", "Loyalty", "Probability", "In The Dark", "The Posthumous Collection", "Blind Spot", Nicole Wallace.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_73328e84	type	Suicide by Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_73328e84	comment	Subverted in "Pas De Deux"; the suspect really did have a gun, but it was a starter's pistol. Had he not been clumsy and dropped it, the police would have followed through with this trope, which is exactly what he wanted.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_737a65f4	type	The Watson
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_737a65f4	comment	The Watson: Eames seems to be an interface between Goren and the rest of the world, much as the Trope Namer is for his partner-in-crimesolving. Her main function is to help him interact with the rest of humanity, and to maneuver the suspect into a position where Goren can let loose with his Goren brilliance.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_741e8e7	type	The Cast Showoff
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_741e8e7	comment	The Cast Show Off: In "Rock Star," Jeff Goldblum's first episode, he has a scene where he gets to demonstrate his skill as a pianist.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: All of the detectives who have exited the series over the years. The Bus Came Back: Goren and Eames returned for the tenth and final season!
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_757d244e	type	Schiff One-Liner
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_757d244e	comment	Schiff One-Liner: In the Rene Balcer-era of the series, Goren, Eames or Carver would end the episode this way.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_75979171	type	The Cuckoolander Was Right
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_75979171	comment	The Cuckoolander Was Right: Goren and Nichols' methods, bizarre though they are, are often very effective in solving their cases.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7621a56b	type	Poison Is Evil
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7621a56b	comment	Poison Is Evil: Used in "Poison", obviously, but also used in "Smile", "Inert Dwarf", "30", "The Healer" and "Conscience", to name a few.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_76c42cce	type	Pronouncing My Name for You
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_76c42cce	comment	Pronouncing My Name for You: Ms. Nobile insists it is pronounced "no-bee-lay", not "no-beel". It's seldom pronounced right except to her face.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_77575053	type	Loss of Inhibitions
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_77575053	comment	Loss of Inhibitions: Played for Drama in "Frame", where Goren's former mentor, criminal profiler Declan Gage, begins suffering dementia. Never the most stable person to begin with, Gage's loss of self-control progresses from eating expired food to alienating his mentally-ill daughter to collaborating with serial killer Nicole Wallace in a plot to drive Goren into a nervous breakdown, which then goes even more awry when Gage murders Wallace and boasts about it to an utterly-horrified Goren.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_77922c8c	type	Batter Up!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_77922c8c	comment	Batter Up!: The Victim of the Week in "Love on Ice" is a washed-up ball player who gets whacked over the skull with one of his lucky bats.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_780a078e	type	Self-Made Orphan
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_780a078e	comment	Self-Made Orphan: "Maledictus" and "Suite Sorrow", though the former is subverted as it was a case of Accidental Murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: Discussed in "Acts of Contrition" when one of the perpetrators in a years ago brutal beating that left a Black man with permanent brain damage admitted to Goren, Eames and Carver that as he tried to crawl to her to escape his horrible ordeal, she instead yelled out, "What are you looking at, nigger?" and kicked him in the face. The admittance of this made her cry and begin to beg for Carver's forgiveness.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_78410584	type	She Is Not My Girlfriend
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_78410584	comment	She Is Not My Girlfriend: Goren's mother doesn't understand that Eames is her son's partner, and demands to meet his new girlfriend. (Goren's reaction is adorably bashful.) Goren's mother got the wrong impression from his brother Frank, who assumed partner means domestic partner; Bobby weakly tries to correct him, but it doesn't sink in for a while. He gets it eventually, but he still has his suspicions - see Unresolved Sexual Tension, below.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_78540917	type	Like Brother and Sister
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_78540917	comment	Like Brother and Sister: Goren tells his season 10 therapist that this is his relationship with Eames. (The therapist doesn't seem convinced.) Vincent D'Onofrio has also stated that this is the real life relationship between himself and Kathryn Erbe.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7870735b	type	From Bad to Worse
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7870735b	comment	From Bad to Worse: Goren's mentor kills nearly everyone he knows and loves because he thought Goren would have fun trying to find out who did it. It was also done so Goren would be "free" of the two biggest burdens in his life: his druggie brother Frank and Nicole Wallace.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_796bffea	type	Mistaken for Racist
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_796bffea	comment	Mistaken for Racist: One suspect in "Gemini", a schizophrenic man, is set up to look like one by his sociopathic brother by portraying him as a Neo-Nazi who sent hate messages to various people and even tricking him into dyeing his hair blond. When confronted by the detectives, the man is horrified by this notion, at one point telling them almost to the point of tears that he liked Jewish people.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_79c34029	type	The Nose Knows
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_79c34029	comment	The Nose Knows: The girlfriend in "Silver Lining" at one point complains about smelling electricity in the air which Eames quickly picks up on, saying that when she was pregnant, she thought that she could smell moonbeams.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7a163538	type	Brooklyn Rage
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7a163538	comment	Brooklyn Rage: Usually downplayed with Goren, but he'll sometimes adopt an exaggerated Brooklyn accent if he thinks it'll help with his Perp Sweating.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7b21ef92	type	Later-Installment Weirdness
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7b21ef92	comment	Later-Installment Weirdness: A particularly prominent example. After the original showrunner, Rene Balcer, stepped down after season five, the series went from being "a series that showcases crimes from the criminals' perspectives and was solved by a brilliant detective that had the ability to read people" to something between a composite of CSI, SVU and your average Police Procedural.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7b54f561	type	Sensual Slavs
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7b54f561	comment	Sensual Slavs: Mira from "Blasters", a hired slut working with The Mafiya who had attracted the victim, his friend and her bosses, amongst others.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Used all the time to break perps.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7bf14666	type	And Now for Someone Completely Different
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7bf14666	comment	And Now for Someone Completely Different: Starting with Season 5, there were episodes that focused on a secondary team within Major Case. Goren and Eames usually don't appear in episodes starring them. Season 9 totally focuses on this secondary team, as Goren and Eames leave at the end of the season premiere.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7c1bf001	type	Character Name Alias
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7c1bf001	comment	Character Name Alias: In "Identity Crisis", a Con Man turned murderer leaves behind a wallet on the body containing a social security card in the name of Victor Lustig: the con man famous for selling the Eiffel Tower.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7c7b5528	type	TheWorldsOldestProfession
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7c7b5528	comment	Leanne "Lee" Baker, the defense attorney from "Lonelyville", manipulated everyone throughout the episode, including her client Tammy to get money and blackmail her clients into silence or expose their cheating. She was even fired from a previous law firm for sexual harassment against a female coworker.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7c9dcc1	type	THeUnfavorite
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7c9dcc1	comment	Goren's own mother seems to favor his brother, Frank, over him, even though Frank is a deadbeat drug addict who she hardly ever sees while Goren is successful and visits her regularly. It's eventually revealed that she believed (correctly, as it turned out) that Goren was the product of an affair she had had with a man who hurt her badly a few years later, which is implied to be at least part of the reason for his being The Unfavorite.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7cc8d769	type	Sore Loser
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7cc8d769	comment	Sore Loser: Plenty of examples, but the killer from "Smile" particularly stands out. Being motivated by greed and not having any remorse for poisoning the victims (who were not only children, but were even called stupid as well - "It was mouthwash; they should have known to spit it out!") is bad enough. But after being arrested, she blurts out about knowing the detectives' secrets and that because of Goren's issues, he'll never make Senior Detective and Eames will never make Lieutenant.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7d75077c	type	Age-Stereotypical Food
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7d75077c	comment	Age-Stereotypical Food: "The Good Child" plays with this. At one point, the detectives are looking for a missing teenaged girl who was a witness after the murders of her adoptive parents. Upon speaking with another witness, an older athletic woman, about the girl's whereabouts, they notice both a bag of cheese puffs and a bottle of Yoo-hoo left out in the open and order her to come out of hiding, which she does. Turns out, the witness was her biological mother and one of the killers of her parents.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7d7a7d0f	type	Opening Narration
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7d7a7d0f	comment	Opening Narration: As per usual on a Law & Order series.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Leslie Lezard lectures Goren about his self-destructive behavior ruining his and Eames' careers. Zigzagged by Nicole and Goren as they tear into each other over the years.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7e577db	type	Slashed Throat
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7e577db	comment	Slashed Throat: The fate of the victims from "Legion".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7e6c0522	type	Off with His Head!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7e6c0522	comment	Off with His Head!: "Maledictus", "Slither" and "Neighborhood Watch".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7e95adeb	type	High-Class Call Girl
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7e95adeb	comment	High-Class Call Girl: The Victim of the Week in "Rispetto" is a young call girl who poses as a college student and advertises on a website headed 'Generous Gentlemen Only'. The detectives find $5000 in cash and a rack of high-end designer dresses in her apartment.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7ec94d53	type	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7ec94d53	comment	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: The show's very last perp.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7f1c90c4	type	murder.com
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7f1c90c4	comment	murder.com: The episode "Weeping Willow," although here the crime is kidnapping, not murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_7fbb2a3	comment	The bodies of the husband and his mistress from "Betrayed" are never located. In part due to Captain Ross' personal feelings and interference with the investigation.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8015df5d	type	Reverse Whodunnit
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8015df5d	comment	Reverse Whodunnit: In the early season, virtually every episode began with the depiction of the crime, sometimes even showing the identity of the criminal outright. As the series went on, this became less common, but still showed up on occasion.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_807ceed9	type	Outlaw Couple
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_807ceed9	comment	Outlaw Couple: In "Love Sick", Nichols and Stevens have to track down a boyfriend/girlfriend pair of serial killers. The young couple from "Stray" were a pair of "Bonnie and Clyde" style robbers who killed two undercover police officers.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_80a7d3e2	type	Convicted by Public Opinion
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_80a7d3e2	comment	Convicted by Public Opinion: Dr. Peter Kelmer in "The Good Doctor". The manipulative tactics of the police and badmouthing of his wife's family led in the public turning against him, forcing him to take the stand in his own defense and being convicted almost solely because he wasn't the nicest of people.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_814356cb	type	White-Dwarf Starlet
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_814356cb	comment	Marion Whitney of "Unrequited" is a wealthy and sophisticated former actress who is very much into fashion, charities and seeing her name in lights. She is also responsible for both her husband's death and the death of her toady/hitman's mother.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_819b6384	type	Sympathetic Murderer
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_819b6384	comment	Sympathetic Murderer: All over the place. The episode, "See Me" was shaping up to be an aversion of this trope due to the suspect's disgusting means of "curing" his patients and the apparent lack of guilt he had for his actions. After it was discovered by the detectives that there was a reason for his methods: trying to dissipate their symptoms of schizophrenia, namely the delusions, which he was ultimately discovered to be suffering from himself, his Smug Snake persona quickly faded away and he sheepishly begged them to let him return to his work and played this trope straight. Both Goren and Eames, who usually has a more cynical view of suspects, felt sympathy for the man and he ended up being sent to an institution. Goren is then seen talking on the phone with his mother.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_81ae2774	type	Evil Matriarch
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_81ae2774	comment	Evil Matriarch: The mother from "To The Bone," who was also a Manipulative Bitch as well, to the point of manipulating one of her sons to commit suicide at the end of the episode to prove his "loyalty" to her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_821839ea	type	Hollywood Game Design
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_821839ea	comment	Hollywood Game Design
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8387bb18	type	Good Girls Avoid Abortion
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8387bb18	comment	Good Girls Avoid Abortion: Averted in "The Third Horseman". The killer's former girlfriend became pregnant by him, but she ended the pregnancy. He really wanted to be a father.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_83b44e80	type	Straight Gay
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_83b44e80	comment	Straight Gay/Manly Gay: Both the victim and the killer from "Maltese Cross."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8409a385	comment	In "Amends", Goren and Eames find the man who killed Eames' husband while he was on the job. He tells them he knows he screwed up, and became a doctor to save lives as his way of atoning.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: ADA Ron Carver left without explanation. Barek too, at the same time no less. Also, at the end of "Blasters" upon being arrested for his crimes, the mob boss tells Logan that he is now in the blood, yet nothing ever happened to him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: What Goren eventually comes to think of his mentor, Declan Gage, and with damn good reason: not only did his cold, unloving behavior towards his daughter, Jo, and early exposure to his violent casefiles turn her into a Serial Killer who kidnapped and tried to kill Eames, but also he himself murdered both his brother, Frank, and Nicole Wallace in an effort to "improve" his life. The son from "Shibboleth" idolized his biological father who abandoned him and always wanted a relationship with him in spite of the man having no redeeming qualities, to the point that he almost went down for several of the father's murders. Wheeler has a slight one in "Blasters" after viewing that one of the actors of a show she liked in her youth was a Jaded Washout who was stonewalling their investigation. She even said to Ross at one point "I can't believe that I used to have a crush on this guy."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_86ee8070	type	World of Ham
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_86ee8070	comment	World of Ham: "The Unblinking Eye". Despite it revolving around a murdered aspiring actress and those in her life being aspiring actors trying to become famous, all of the In-Universe would-be actors' talents range from unseen, cheesy, or, in the case of the murderer and fiancÃ© of the murder victim, just plain terrible.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: Nichols displays his talent for the piano to a suspect in "Rock Star", implying that he too tried to pursue a career in music and didn't make it in spite of his skill. While the suspect insults him for not having the guts to do what it takes to become famous, Nichols then tells Wheeler when she asks why he's a cop instead of a musician, he says because he enjoys it and is good at it and his pianist skills are just a hobby.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_88933ad4	type	Parental Favoritism
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_88933ad4	comment	Parental Favoritism: "Beast" has a woman with two daughters, one being very pretty and talented, who got all the glory in life and is now worshiped by the mother years after her death; the other is rather plain, lived in her sister's shadow, and was and is constantly put down by their mother. This treatment led her to be involved with two murders years later, including that of her own sister. "Bedfellows" has an even more blatant example, where a mogul's two sons are murdered on separate occasions, he grieved only one of the sons (whom he also put on a pedestal while they were alive) and is now continuing the behavior with each of his grandsons. Even when he cried out over his dead son, Goren had to remind him "You had two sons." Goren's own mother seems to favor his brother, Frank, over him, even though Frank is a deadbeat drug addict who she hardly ever sees while Goren is successful and visits her regularly. It's eventually revealed that she believed (correctly, as it turned out) that Goren was the product of an affair she had had with a man who hurt her badly a few years later, which is implied to be at least part of the reason for his being The Unfavorite.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8aa0f76	type	Deconstructed Trope
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8aa0f76	comment	Deconstructed in one episode where the overbearing nature of her husband causes a woman to kill three of her four children in a failed mass-suicide attempt. Goren successfully causes the husband to break into a motive rant, but it ends up being all for naught, because although the husband is a world-class Jerkass, nothing that he did was technically illegal.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b38b6b9	type	Anywhere but Their Lips
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b38b6b9	comment	Anywhere but Their Lips: In the season 9 opener, after Goren is fired, he and Eames are saying goodbye as partners for the last time. They full-on embrace for the first time in the series, and right beforehand Goren presses a rather intense kiss to her cheek for several seconds.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b3fe1cb	type	Flaw Exploitation
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b3fe1cb	comment	Flaw Exploitation: In "The Saint," this is the criminal's motivation. He believes that a religious organization is taking advantage of his mentally ill mother, who insists on donating everything she can to their cause - to the point of completely cleaning out their bank account because she thinks the organization needs the money more.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b606a51	type	There Is No Kill Like Overkill
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b606a51	comment	There Is No Kill Like Overkill: The victim from "D.A.W." ends up being poisoned, hit by two cars, then ran over by a third car.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8b68d9a7	comment	In "Major Case", a Stalker with a Crush rescues the Victim of the Week from her abusive dealer. She asks to take a shower and he watches her reflection through the slightly ajar bathroom door as she undresses and gets in the shower.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8cb01d0e	type	Category Traitor
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8cb01d0e	comment	Category Traitor: â€œSilencerâ€� revolves around a group of deaf rights activists. One character is considering cochlear implant surgery, which some view as betraying the deaf community.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8cb259f4	type	Overshadowed by Awesome
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8cb259f4	comment	Overshadowed by Awesome: Eames is without question the best detective not named Robert Goren that Major Case has, but she is frequently overshadowed by the supernova brilliance of her partner. Perhaps not surprisingly, she often uses this to her (and his) advantage.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8cf75a5c	type	Lipstick-and-Load Montage
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8cf75a5c	comment	Lipstick-and-Load Montage: In "Lady's Man", there is a scene showing the killer slowly putting lingerie and makeup. It is actually a Villainous Crossdresser.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8e0ceaf5	type	Finger in the Mail
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8e0ceaf5	comment	Finger in the Mail: Inverted/subverted in a season finale episode when Goren receives a human heart while investigating the death of his brother Frank and possible kidnapping of his nephew. Turns out it actually belongs to serial killer Nicole Wallace, who had killed Frank and was subsequently killed by Goren's unhinged mentor, who wanted to remove himself, Nicole and Frank from Goren's life in one fell swoop.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: There were a few: "Anti-Thesis:" the first appearance of Nicole Wallace, the series' main villain. "Stress Position:" Mike Logan returns after ten years and thus begins the (indirect) cause of Captain Deakins being forced to resign. "Untethered:" Goren goes undercover at the prison where his nephew is currently located without authorization, and while many felt he was beginning to show signs of Sanity Slippage, this episode put it on full display. He eventually was sent to mandatory visits to a psychiatrist. "Loyalty:" Captain Ross is murdered, Goren is fired, and Eames resigns from the force.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8e7835b3	type	Wunza Plot
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8e7835b3	comment	Wunza Plot: He's a quirky detective with an uncanny ability to read human behavior. She's a normal, well-adjusted human being. They fight crime.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	The victims from "Con-Text" were found to be this. Naturally, Goren, while investigating their murders, began to poke at their open eyes...which ended up being a clue to how and when they died.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8fb244bd	type	Replaced with Replica
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8fb244bd	comment	Replaced with Replica: One episode features a con artist duo who manage to surreptitiously replace real yellow diamonds with extremely well-made forgeries. To the naked eye they look real, but a professional jeweler can tell the difference; unfortunately, by the time he sees the fakes, the real ones have walked out the door.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8fe78cef	type	Enhanced Interrogation Techniques
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_8fe78cef	comment	Enhanced Interrogation Techniques: "Stress Position" involves a group of prisoners being held under the Patriot Act. Since they're not on any official rosters and don't have any contact with the outside world, they become the targets of a power-hungry guard.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90c018ac	type	Justified Trope
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90c018ac	comment	Justified when the police handcuff a deaf man with his hands in front, since handcuffing him with his hands behind his back would be akin to gagging him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90c70630	type	Fatal Method Acting
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90c70630	comment	Fatal Method Acting: Happens In-Universe in "Icarus". The actor playing Icarus in a Broadway show has his flying rig sabotaged and he plunges to his death on stage as he is supposed to be soaring towards the sun.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90d44f44	type	Karmic Death
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90d44f44	comment	Karmic Death: In "Inhumane Society", a man who trained pit bulls for dog fighting ends up mauled to death by a pair of them. It's a shame the dogs had to be put down afterward, all things considered.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_90e31482	comment	The mother, Barb, from "Faith" who created a false story about a terminally ill young girl to bilk millions of dollars out of unsuspecting people and to elicit sympathy. As a result of this, an innocent financial backer who doubted the girl's existence ends up being killed by a social worker. By the end of the episode, she and her husband are arrested for their role in the crime and they find out that they're not entitled to any of the money they finagled.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_91672d3e	type	Children Are Innocent
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_91672d3e	comment	Children Are Innocent: Subverted in "Grow". After the drug-related death of her Uncle, the little girl told the detectives that he basically was weak and died trying to dull the pain of life — after her father makes it clear that he was intentionally not telling her much about her uncle's death. It's the first clue that there's someone else in her life giving her guidance.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_91697559	type	Half the Man He Used to Be
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_91697559	comment	Half the Man He Used to Be: The fate of the victim in "Mis-labeled".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9182ea54	type	Crazy Cat Lady
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9182ea54	comment	Crazy Cat Lady: The two elderly sisters in "Bombshell", in spite of their wealth, are shut-ins who live with their numerous cats. The said cats even crawl on Logan and Wheeler when they're interviewing them and when one of them nuzzles in the former's lap, the women remark that it likes him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_927b2f11	type	The Bus Came Back
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_927b2f11	comment	Of course, then The Bus Came Back and proved that they did not become a couple. And then season 10 (and the series) ended with an equally open-ended possibility of them eventually getting together. Eames later guest-starred on SVU, where it was implied that they weren't together, although she did take on some of Goren's personality traits (and the whole head-tilting thing he does).
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_928ca2cc	type	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_928ca2cc	comment	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: The killer from "Eosphoros" killed his cohorts in the crime not only to cover his tracks, but so he wouldn't have to split the ransom money three ways. Also, after he uses him and his money to get her off from various murders, Nicole Wallace both divorces and tries to suffocate her husband, Gavin, in "Great Barrier" (by switching his full asthma inhaler with an empty one so that he would suffocate while stuck in an elevator... long story). He isn't the first one though, as many people, especially lovers, ended up dead after she got what she needed from them. Nicole herself was given this treatment from Declan Gage after he set up her, Frank Goren and himself in an elaborate plan to be out of Goren's life. In "Revolution", the main villain strangles a henchmen he considers to have become a liability.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_93f0fc43	type	Hooks and Crooks
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_93f0fc43	comment	Hooks and Crooks: The Victim of the Week in "Ill-Bred" is a veterinarian done in by a bale hook through her throat.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_943b920b	type	Electrified Bathtub
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_943b920b	comment	Electrified Bathtub: In a flashback in "Identity Crisis", a young boy seemingly kills his abusive, schizophrenic mother by pushing an electric heater into her bath. It was actually an accident, but he took responsibility for it.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_94e4b975	type	Vomit Indiscretion Shot
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_94e4b975	comment	Vomit Indiscretion Shot: An explosive example (albeit shot from a distance away) from a realtor in "To the Bone."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_94e7d8f	type	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_94e7d8f	comment	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!: Subverted in "Pas De Deux"; the suspect really did have a gun, but it was a starter's pistol. Had he not been clumsy and dropped it, the police would have followed through with this trope, which is exactly what he wanted. "Amends" reveals that this is what happened to Eames' late husband. After making a buy, he reached for his badge to tell the criminals it was a sting, but one of them thought he was reaching for a gun and shot him. Played straight in "Collective". He was actually only holding a toy, but his con artist girlfriend set it up to seem like he had a real gun. Unfortunately, the police bought it.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: Once an Episode. Inducing these is Goren's shtick.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_96251156	type	Deer in the Headlights
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_96251156	comment	Deer in the Headlights: Lorelai Mailer in the episode "Bombshell."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_96fbeaf	type	There Are No Therapists
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_96fbeaf	comment	There Are No Therapists: And if there are therapists, watch out. One episode had two married therapists, but they used their job skills to emotionally abuse and manipulate each other. Finally averted in Season 10, with mandatory therapy sessions being a condition of Goren's reinstatement. Back in season 6, Eames also had to attend therapy sessions after being kidnapped by Jo Gage. Also averted in Nichols' final episode, when his father, a psychiatrist, lends a hand to the investigation. (Technically, it had been mentioned from Nichols' first appearance that his parents were "shrinks", but this is the first and only time either of them actually appears.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9718a22a	type	You Remind Me of X
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9718a22a	comment	You Remind Me of X: When Eames is temporarily partnered with Nichols, she quickly finds herself in familiar territory.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_973d220f	type	Never My Fault
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_973d220f	comment	Never My Fault: As seen in "Playing Dead" where the Corrupt Politician tries to blame his stepdaughter for "seducing" him (at the age of twelve) into raping her and impregnating her with her younger sister/daughter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_97aaa7f3	type	In the Blood
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_97aaa7f3	comment	In the Blood: Eames comes from a family of cops.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9830549e	type	He-Man Woman Hater
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9830549e	comment	He-Man Woman Hater: Played for Drama in "Baggage" where the victim was a female supervisor at an airline who was undermined and bullied by her jealous male subordinates in a way that even a grade schooler wouldn't stoop to, including explicitly discussing rape fantasies, sending her lewd drawings and pouring urine in her locker. Though they were trying to force her to quit, as she was threatening their lucrative smuggling operations.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_98f22e5f	type	Wardens Are Evil
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_98f22e5f	comment	Wardens Are Evil: In "Stress Position", a group of prison guards are holding a number of 'off-the-books' prisoners (held under the Patriot Act) for the Justice Department within the protective custody wing of a state prison. They decide this gives them the right to torture and abuse the detainees as they see fit. When one of their number who has misgivings gets another job, the leader of the guards murders him so he cannot talk.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_991c2873	type	Focus Group Ending
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_991c2873	comment	Focus Group Ending: A blatant and unashamed example in the episode "Great Barrier." Viewers were asked to vote on which would be the true ending on NBC's website. The losing non-canon ending had Goren shooting his nemesis Nicole Wallace.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99385626	type	Once for Yes, Twice for No
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99385626	comment	Once for Yes, Twice for No: Subverted in "Conscience"; the detectives used this technique to question a patient in a permanent vegetative state about a recent murder, using cards titled "Yes" and "No" for her to look at. Unfortunately, she wasn't really answering the questions that they posed; rather they used the ruse to get the ex-husband to confess to the murder, which he did.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9962fa8	type	Not with Them for the Money
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9962fa8	comment	Not with Them for the Money: Cruelly played with in "Trophy Wine". The Asshole Victim blatantly cheated on his wife and constantly abused her by comparing her to her drug-addicted prostitute mother. Even worse, he hired a male model to seduce her so he could leave her with nothing when he divorced her thanks to a fidelity clause in their prenup. She stayed faithful, but still murdered her husband anyway, just days before the prenup would expire on their tenth anniversary. When the detectives ask her why she didn't just wait and then divorce the bastard and take his money, she bitterly reminds them that the money was never what she was after.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: The mother from "Happy Family". Had she not ranted about the divorce around their children and falsely claim that her soon-to-be ex-husband was going to send them back to their foreign orphanage after regaining custody of them and was trying to give them cancer through cell phones, the murder would not have happened.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99e4958e	type	Wall Bang Her
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99e4958e	comment	Wall Bang Her: The Victim of the Week in "Delicate" has sex with her ballet teacher this way shortly before her murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99fa6bc0	type	Because I'm Good At It
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_99fa6bc0	comment	Because I'm Good At It: In "Rock Star", after Nichols demonstrates a little of his own abilities on the piano, Wheeler asks him why, with that kind of musical skill, he's a cop. He replies, "Because I like it, and I'm good at it... and that kid's a killer."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9a141bfe	type	Zipping Up the Bodybag
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9a141bfe	comment	Zipping Up The Body Bag: This happens to Frank Goren in "Frame" soon after being discovered by Goren after he was shoved out of a window.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9a27e096	type	Whispered Threat
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9a27e096	comment	Whispered Threat: Goren uses this trope a lot, but not usually as a threat. One early episode has him offering an inmate and his family Witness Protection in exchange for information to put a crime lord away. When the man rebuffs him, citing how strong the latter's reach is, Goren then invokes this trope by saying how he knows people who can put them in the program so deep that even he would be unable to find them. "Playing Dead" had a college-aged girl, forced to move back in with her estranged mother and stepfather due to receiving injuries from an assailant who also killed her boyfriend, end up being molested by her stepfather while she bathes. He soon begins to wash her himself while he whispers "You'll always be my girl" into her ear. The triggering effect of this causes the girl to attempt suicide.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9acf0b42	type	Door Fu
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9acf0b42	comment	Door Fu: The verbally abusive mother in "Unrequited" ends up being incapacitated this way, with the force knocking one of her front teeth out, was dragged back into her apartment and ultimately smothered by her assailant.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9b06e314	type	Greater-Scope Villain
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9b06e314	comment	In "Loyalty," Ross's killer walks despite concrete proof against him, as the U.S. government needs him in order to catch a bunch of international Greater Scope Villains. However, he now has to live in paranoid fear of himself being betrayed and murdered in the same fashion as his victims.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9b5a308c	type	Crocodile Tears
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9b5a308c	comment	Crocodile Tears: Lampshaded in "The Unblinking Eye", by a suspect who held a press conference to show the world that he was "grieving" his slain fiancÃ©e.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9b6e33f3	type	Death by Cameo
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9b6e33f3	comment	Death by Cameo: Joan Jett in "Reunion."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9c1f758a	type	Kill It with Fire
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9c1f758a	comment	Kill It with Fire: "The Fire This Time", "Faith", "Cherry Red" and "Contract" had the victims all die from being set on fire.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9d6e002e	type	Whole Episode Flashback
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9d6e002e	comment	Whole Episode Flashback: "Maltese Cross".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Logan's first episode as a main cast member makes reference to him having been physically abused by his alcoholic mother, a fact that was established in the original series.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: At the end of "Dead" when the hitman's wife encounters him digging in a drain pipe for the cap from the tooth of a man he murdered in the middle of the night, he tells her to go back to bed. When she is still confused and frozen in shock over what he's doing, he then bellows at her, "GO! TO! BED!!!"
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a0cf200f	type	Digital Piracy Is Evil
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a0cf200f	comment	Digital Piracy Is Evil: This is what got the victim in "Blasters" killed. He sold bootleg DVDs of not yet released movies, which horned in on a similar racket that a foreign mafia was working on, resulting in his murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: The episode where they finally solved Joe Dutton'snote Eames' husband murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: How the killer from "Identity Crisis" ended up feeling. He had killed his younger brother, who had just been released from prison for killing their mother twenty years prior when they were children and him fearing that he would screw up his new life and have him sent to prison, since he was older and more culpable in her death. Turns out, the brother was reaching out to him because he missed him and he was terminally ill. Furthermore, the brother never wanted to implicate him in their mother's death. When Goren explained this to him, it reduced him to tears.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a1b83879	type	Yoko Oh No
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a1b83879	comment	Yoko Oh No: Discussed in "F.P.S." The one game developer believed that his partner's "girlfriend" (and the victim) was this, prompting him to kill her, but she was just a fan whom he had a platonic relationship with and wasn't trying to break them up, making the murder pointless. Interestingly enough, the other developer's wife plays the trope more straight, being rather jealous of their relationship status well as the third wheel in their successful business.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a1ca3743	type	Believing Their Own Lies
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a1ca3743	comment	Believing Their Own Lies: "Homo Homini Lupis" had a woman and her two daughters, who had survived a harrowing ordeal of being kidnapped, having their lives threatened and the elder daughter being raped, insisting the event never happened to the point of both forgiving the husband/father who caused them to be kidnapped for collateral and refusing to identify their attackers. They eventually came to admit it, with Gorenâ€™s help. "Folie a Deux", as the title suggests, had a couple lose their daughter through kidnapping in a hotel and continuously stonewall investigators about her whereabouts and even her very appearance. Turns out, the little girl died accidentally from being left in a hot car with failed air conditioning months earlier and the father had already buried her on some property owned by his rich, elderly aunt. The father was aware of the truth, but the mother had felt so guilty about what happened (she was the one who put the baby in the car) that she began to believe the story they'd concocted to fool his aunt.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a21f81a	type	Monster Fangirl
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a21f81a	comment	Monster Fangirl: From "Seizure":
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a247b609	type	The Murder After
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a247b609	comment	The Murder After: In "Lonelyville", a writer is blackmailed after waking up next to the body of one of of the two women who picked him up in a bar.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a3eea2ea	type	Cop Killer
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a3eea2ea	comment	Cop Killer: Occasionally dealt with. In particular, Alex's first husband was a police officer killed in the line of duty. The couple from "Stray" who murdered two undercover cops also killed around seven other people.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a4070b5e	type	Stripped to the Bone
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a4070b5e	comment	Stripped to the Bone: The victim in "Maledictus" was first decapitated by her killer and then had the rest of her body dissolved in lye in her own bathtub. Said killer is later seen throwing her bones into a river.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a4be7043	type	Da Chief
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a4be7043	comment	Da Chief: Captain Ross is rather obviously outclassed by Goren, though he isn't shy to call Goren out on more blatant shenanigans.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a4d189fc	type	Marrying the Mark
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a4d189fc	comment	Marrying the Mark: Downplayed in the episode "Astoria Helen"; a charming con man Joe Gallagher gets into a serious relationship with a woman so he can use her computer and get the schedule for an armored truck, which he and his associates then rob. However, somewhere along the way he actually developed some level of feelings for her and her son, as he is genuinely concerned when the boy is kidnapped. In the episode "Grow", Goren's nemesis and notorious con artist and murderer Nicole Wallace was actually the victim of this trope - her latest husband knew her real identity and history and was intending to kill his daughter for her trust fund, and frame her for the murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a51fecb4	type	Did You Actually Believe...?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a51fecb4	comment	Did You Actually Believe...?: Used in "Eosphoros" when the lone survivor of a killing spree confronted the killer who used her for grandmother's money and said he'd never be with her because she was obese.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a54534a0	type	Parental Neglect
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a54534a0	comment	Neglect/Indifference: "Shrink-Wrapped," "Tru Love."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a5dbfd85	type	Contraception Deception
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a5dbfd85	comment	Contraception Deception: In "Ill-Bred", a wife spikes her husband's chewing tobacco with fertility drugs while simultaneously sabotaging his condoms to ensure that he knocks up his employer, with whom he is having an affair, in an elaborate variation of the Baby Trap.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a6c99b08	type	Shoot Out the Lock
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a6c99b08	comment	Shoot Out the Lock: Done by Eames in "Blind Spot" to escape being kidnapped.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Since one of the sons in "To The Bone" ended up killing himself after being tricked into doing it by a criminal mastermind of an adopted mother, she ends up walking on at least eight different murders due to lack of evidence. Nicole Wallace. Repeatedly. And loving to brag about it to Goren. The day her Karma Houdini Warranty (apparently) expired would have been cheered more if not for the fact that Declan Gage (the guy who did it) was acting out of some really twisted version of "They Were Holding You Back" aimed towards Goren... and that this meant Frank also had to go. Paul Whitlock from "Magnificat" was clearly the one who pushed his already-struggling wife over the edge with his unceasing emotional abuse, leading to her decision to kill herself and their children, but because he wasn't involved in the murder itself, he couldn't be held criminally responsible for any of it. (Doubles as a case of There Should Be a Law for both Carver and Goren.) The Insufferable Genius world-famous conductor from "Dramma Giocoso". He was eventually proven innocent of the crime, but he still cared little about the long-suffering victim of the episode, stonewalled detectives in the case and ultimately abandoned his newlywed wife, the victim's mother and murderer, after it comes out that she has a debilitating medical condition that he wants no part of. The killer in "Proud Flesh" gets off the charges after his son confesses to protect him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Goren has a tendency to do this at times. Wheeler engaged in this during "Maltese Cross" to fool a retired cop involved in corruption.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a7ddc88e	type	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a7ddc88e	comment	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes: In "Shrink-Wrapped", the killer turns out to be the daughter of a psychologist and a psychiatrist. Both are extremely narcissistic (to the point where they once abandoned the girl in a restaurant on her birthday) and borderline psychotic in the masochistic games they play with each other. She is driven to kill simply to attract their attention. When Goren's mentor, a skilled if bizarre criminal profiler, comes to town to catch a killer he's been stalking for years in "Blind Spot". Turns out the murderer isn't the one he was looking for after allâ€” it was his own daughter, warped into copying a serial killer because it was the only thing that would hold his attention, and she thought that if she could set herself up as part of the case, he'd finally pay attention to her. In a later episode, he kills nearly everyone Goren cares about (including himself) so that Goren can keep his mind on the job. Truly a paragon of sanity.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a8a04f6f	comment	And I Must Scream: Several times, there's someone who is in a dire medical situation to which there is no hope of recovering. "Phantom" (suspect strangled and left in a coma), "Conscience" (a woman suffers cardiac arrest and is left in a coma for several years), "Acts of Contrition" (a man viciously beaten by three thugs and left with permanent brain damage.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a8b964b3	type	Legacy Seeker
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a8b964b3	comment	Legacy Seeker: Spencer Durning, the Villain of the Week in "Cold Comfort", is a humanitarian who intends to leave his mark on the world. Not only does he want his son to have a bright political future, but Spencer himself even intends to be cryogenically frozen, effectively making himself "immortal". However, Spencer's desperation to cure his son's early onset Alzheimer's takes him to the point of murder and blackmail in order to acquire the corpse of a man who had somehow managed to beat Alzheimer's by a fluke. In the episode's climax, Goren gives one of his trademark tirades, tearing into Spencer for his obsession with wanting to be remembered over his love for his own son, and that, for all his humanitarian work, he doesn't actually care about people.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a94eaaa4	type	Odd Friendship
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_a94eaaa4	comment	Odd Friendship: Milton Winters and Dempsey Powers in "Cuba Libre." An Ambiguously Jewish clothing store magnate and a Malcolm Xerox drug kingpin.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_aa07ca54	type	Obfuscating Disability
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_aa07ca54	comment	Obfuscating Disability: "Inert Dwarf" had a Stephen Hawking expy who still had more mobility than he let on.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ab173426	type	Ruthless Modern Pirates
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ab173426	comment	Ruthless Modern Pirates: In "Loyalty."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ad17a1ac	type	Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ad17a1ac	comment	Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse: The culprit of "Please Note We Are No Longer Accepting Letters of Recommendation from Henry Kissinger" gunned down people to get her own son into a prestigious daycare after snapping because of the pressure and verbal abuse of her mother-in-law. During the final confrontation, Goren sympathizes with the culprit to prevent them from harming their hostages. When the culprit gives him the gun, he immediately roughly restrains them and has them arrested. When the culprit, sounding hurt, says she did it all for her child, he retorts that the people they murdered also had children.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ad9fbc1e	type	Pyrrhic Victory
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ad9fbc1e	comment	Pyrrhic Victory: In "Loyalty," Ross's killer walks despite concrete proof against him, as the U.S. government needs him in order to catch a bunch of international Greater Scope Villains. However, he now has to live in paranoid fear of himself being betrayed and murdered in the same fashion as his victims. Also in "Death Roe". The killer is arrested in the end, but at the same time his daughter now has a tainted name and most likely will have the restaurant shut down by the Department of Health. She can't find work elsewhere, is left an emotionally damaged widow and he bursts out that no one will ever want her once the truth comes out.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ae372576	type	I Warned You
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ae372576	comment	I Warned You: Subverted at the end of "Betrayed":
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Detective Eames is made of this trope. Goren has his moments. And Wheeler gets her moments as well.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_aec43c5f	type	Thanksgiving Episode
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_aec43c5f	comment	Thanksgiving Episode: Downplayed in "The War at Home". It was mentioned once or twice that it took place during then, but it wasn't a focal point of the episode.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_aed65980	type	All for Nothing
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_aed65980	comment	All for Nothing: The killer from "Neighborhood Watch" killed the victim because he always wanted to know what it was like to kill someone, but ended up deeply regretting it, not because it was wrong to do, but because of what a hassle the aftermath of the murder was.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Both victims from "Beast" were very beautiful women both involved with the same man. Even a happily married friend of one of the victims, Lisa, said that she was a "level 10 stud magnet."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b1191cb2	type	I Ate WHAT?!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b1191cb2	comment	I Ate WHAT?!: Downplayed in "The Unblinking Eye". While the detectives are speaking to a witness at a bar, Goren is eating a bowl of peanuts...only for the witness to admit that a young woman had stuck her hand in the bowl while she had some sort of ointment on top of a burn.note Which raises the question as to why she would leave the bowl out even after that? He responds to this by silently sliding the remaining peanuts in his hand back into the bowl.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: An abundance of them, most of them seen to be something other than physically abusive and who usually end up being a Karma Houdini: Psychological abuse: "The Saint," "Shibboleth," "Magnificat"note although this one is primarily directed at the other parent, "Diamond Dogs". Neglect/Indifference: "Shrink-Wrapped," "Tru Love." Verbal abuse/Preferring one child over the other: "Beast," "Wrongful Life," "Unrequited", "Bedfellows," "Saving Face." Sexual abuse: "Death Roe," "Playing Dead." Other: The father from "Homo Homini Lupis," who embezzled from his company and took money from a loan shark to pay it back... which caused his family to be kidnapped for collateral and his elder daughter to be raped. He wasn't abusive per se (he clearly loved his family), but his actions proved him to be incredibly irresponsible at best. The biological parents from "The Good Child," who killed their daughter's adoptive parents and then tried to kill her as well so that they would inherit the payout from the adoptive parents' life insurance. Gorenâ€™s older half-brother, Frank, is implied to have been relatively scarce for most of his now-adult son's life. Even if she was sick with schizophrenia, it was still implied Mrs. Goren was this to her younger son, namely psychologically abusive and neglectful, in spite of him being the one who cared for her in her final months. Logan's first episode as a main cast member makes reference to him having been physically abused by his alcoholic mother, a fact that was established in the original series.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b131168b	type	Where's the Fun in That?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b131168b	comment	Where's the Fun in That?: In the episode "The Unblinking Eye."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b17f6a27	type	I Did What I Had to Do
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b17f6a27	comment	In "The Last Street in Manhattan," Eames and Goren make a witness believe her father has been murdered to get her to spill the beans on what she knows. Eames ends the charade with a very unconvincing "We hated to do this to you, but" speech.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b2283870	type	Retool
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b2283870	comment	Retool: Started out focused entirely on the exploits of Goren and Eames until Vincent D'Onofrio began suffering exhaustion. After this, the show was retooled with Mike Logan (Chris Noth's character from the original L&O) being added and alternating every other episode with Goren and Eames. Things then stayed this way, though with Noth being replaced by Jeff Goldblum in season 8. This remained the formula until a Wham Episode that writes out Goren, Eames, and Captain Ross in one fell swoop, which caused the show to return to the original format but with Jeff Goldblum in the lead role. However, Goldblum decided to also leave the show at the end of season 9. This in turn led to Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe both returning for the 10th and final season, thus bringing the show full circle.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b2cb7993	type	Brains and Brawn
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b2cb7993	comment	Brains and Brawn: Funnily enough, Eames is the muscle in her partnership with Goren. She's no slouch in the intellect department - she's shown to be much more computer-savvy than her partner - but she's physically very tough despite her size. Though it must be said that Goren himself, being both a police officer and a former military man, has proven to be more than capable of handling himself in a fight.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b2e94341	type	Based on a Great Big Lie
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b2e94341	comment	Based on a Great Big Lie: What allowed Jojo Rios, the main suspect in "Legion", to manipulate his young followers into doing his bidding: he told them that he was the lone survivor of a group of people sailing for America on a tiny, ramshackle boat from Cuba. In reality, he came to the country with his rapist father, and had been placed in foster care while his father was sent to prison. When the kids learn the truth, their loyalty to him is instantly broken.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b30dd522	type	Quizzical Tilt
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b30dd522	comment	Quizzical Tilt: Goren likes to tilt his entire upper body during interrogations, leaving his head nearly sideways. This is probably less to express confusion and more to unnerve the person being interrogated.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Even for all of Eames' cranked-up snarkiness in "Cruise To Nowhere" (where she even made quips about the victim over his body while at his autopsy), she was genuinely disgusted that the suspect's mother traded him in as a child to her slain husband's bookkeeping partner for a maid and $10,000. She even told her partner, "I wanted to smack that woman!"
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b4c406a6	type	Death by Despair
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b4c406a6	comment	Death by Despair: Discussed by the missing little girl's great-Aunt in "Folie a Deux". She said that the little girl was the only thing keeping her alive and she knew that she was dead and that her nephew and his wife had killed her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b4fb00f6	type	Mistaken for Pedophile
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b4fb00f6	comment	Mistaken for Pedophile: The victim in "Crazy" was set-up to look like one, leading to his death.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b51b5d	type	Deteriorates Into Gibberish
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b51b5d	comment	Deteriorates Into Gibberish: In "Blind Spot", criminologist Declan Gage plays a tape of someone being tortured by a serial killer, pointing out to Goren how the victim's speech grows increasingly incoherent as the pain and panic overwhelm them. In "Untethered", Goren is bound to a table and denied water for two days. He grows increasingly incoherent as the dehydration nearly kills him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: The "Blasters" episode does this towards Saved by the Bell. The show that the victim starred in as an Expy called Goofin' Around. The victim himself is based on Screech/Dustin Diamond and his costar/friend being a composite of Zack/Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Slater/Mario Lopez. "Albatross" seems to have been based on Geraldine Ferraro, the politician who ran for Vice President in 1984 with Walter Mondale, and her husband, John Zaccaro. The story may be even more similar to that of Jeanine Pirro and her husband Albert.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: The perp in "Contract." He assumes that Logan isn't lying about his willingness to drop his investigation for a bribe, brags about the details of his "amazing" plan to Logan, tries to claim his rape of the victim's sister was consensual (even though she was a minor), and makes repeated death threats against Logan when the police show up to arrest him, ruining what little chance he had to get acquitted.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b58c51d8	type	My Beloved Smother
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b58c51d8	comment	My Beloved Smother: This being Law and Order, it's played every way imaginable. One example is "Shandeh," where the mother had her daughter-in-law murdered - both for knowing her secrets and because she feared that she would divorce her son for his cheating ways and have their children no longer practice Judaism.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b5b6f439	type	Hollywood Blanks
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b5b6f439	comment	Hollywood Blanks: The culprit Josh Snow in "All In" was using these with his manually-loaded revolver to intimidate people for collections when he was down on his luck in his gambling. Then a shot kills the victim of the episode, and Josh claims it had to be a live round or muzzleloader situation to frame him up by the guy he's in debt to, Lou. Lou himself realistically assumes Josh fired too closely, which can still kill a person. In reality, Josh himself pulled off the muzzleloader trick via sleight of hand he learned with his bad gambling habits to cause a kill and cover up the incident as an accident so he could get Lou arrested for Revenge, manipulating his love interest and partner of an eyewitness, and the audience into thinking it was Lou with the trope's usual expectations. It takes Goren understanding not only Josh but also his hand tricks to crack the case.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b5bae968	type	Ballet Episode
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b5bae968	comment	Ballet Episode: In "Delicate", Nichols and Stevens investigate a murdered ballerina, whose killer may be a member of her elite school community.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b6de94d1	type	Executive Meddling
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b6de94d1	comment	Executive Meddling: In-universe example in "Faith," in which an autobiography written by a Littlest Cancer Patient had to be tightened up a bit by an editor for publication. It's eventually revealed the editor did more to improve the story than even she realizes, which gives Goren the psychological tools he needs to manipulate her into confessing to the episode's murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b7042372	type	Cycle of Revenge
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_b7042372	comment	Cycle of Revenge: This is basically what drove the killer in "Acts of Contrition". His brother was brutally beaten in a racially-motivated attack that left him with permanent brain damage several years earlier and he went looking for one of the people responsible, but ended up killing an older woman because she wouldn't tell him where the woman he was looking for was.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ba72eebb	type	Waif-Fu
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ba72eebb	comment	Waif-Fu: Eames is five feet two inches of pure badass. And she's the senior detective in her partnership with Goren.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_babc974	type	Sadistic Choice
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_babc974	comment	Sadistic Choice: Holy hell, "Able & Willing." The perp takes couples prisoner, and one of the pair is forced to decide whether to kill the other or save them at the expense of their own life. The one forcing the choice is the son of a Holocaust survivor whose grandfather was forced into a similar choice and chose to save himself, and is trying to prove that it's "human nature" to save oneself in that scenario, thus absolving his grandfather of moral responsibility for that choice. The irony (that he's becoming the Nazi in that scenario) is entirely lost on him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bb18a227	comment	It's All About Me: Many suspects, but "The Unblinking Eye" in particular has the suspect kill his so-called fiancÃ©e because she was getting more acting gigs than he was, try to pin the blame on a "jealous" ex-girlfriend (on whom he cheated with the victim) and both sabotage his best friend's chance to be famous and manipulate him into doing the actual murder, all so he can be famous. The suspect from "Blink" is a professional gambler and thrill-seeker who constantly risks his own life to the point that it shocks his heartbroken wife into thinking that he could be killed any day. He ultimately decides that it would be best to get police protection from the dangerous people he has been involved with, not for his wife and their son, but for himself.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bc3cb7ff	type	Clear My Name
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bc3cb7ff	comment	Clear My Name: The season 7 finale has Det. Goren being framed for the murder of his brother by his Arch-Enemy Nicole Wallace and mentor Declan Gage.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Never, ever, ever threaten or harm Eames. Goren will hunt you to the ends of the earth. Word of advice: Do not mess with Goren's mother or he will rip your head off. Don't disrespect your own mother in Goren's presence, either. And though it's not seen nearly as often, hurting Goren where Eames can get so much as a whiff of it is not a safe place to stand.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bd79d896	type	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bd79d896	comment	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot: Doubled. Murder is hardly a minor crime, but the reasons behind it always end up being far more complicated than was hinted at in the opening sequence. In at least one episode, a female business executive is framed for murder. The murder and the frame-up were minor details in a vast conspiracy at her corporation. It would have made the crooked CEO much wealthier, and would have bankrupted nearly everyone who had invested in the company.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_be30e493	type	Undignified Death
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_be30e493	comment	Undignified Death: The secondary victim in "Collective" ends up being locked in a makeshift coffin, Bound and Gagged and suffocated by dry ice while only half-way dressed in cosplay. Eames is quick to quip over the woman's demise, dismissing her as "just another hotel guest who died in their sleep".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bf110089	type	Break Them by Talking
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bf110089	comment	Break Them by Talking: A favorite tactic of Goren's is to either play psychological mind games or confront the perp of the week with evidence of what a truly pathetic and inadequate person they really are until they crack. Another variation by Goren. Some of the perps and suspects have learned to rely on their loved ones or on close partners. Goren either reveals that the loved ones had already betrayed them or that they had plans to betray them. The despairing or infuriated perps quit trying to maintain secrecy, and reveal incriminating information while screaming.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bf1c906	type	Trophy Wife
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_bf1c906	comment	Trophy Wife: As seen in "Cuba Libre" and "Enemy Within".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c18c0bed	type	Best Friend Manual
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c18c0bed	comment	Best Friend Manual: Eames for Goren.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c19bdbe1	type	Good Cop/Bad Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c19bdbe1	comment	Good Cop/Bad Cop: Goren and Eames love to play this, switching roles as needed. You can tell that Goren is winding up to be the bad cop when he adopts a really exaggerated Brooklyn accent. Eames, meanwhile, is liable to take on a Straw Feminist persona.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2393191	type	Show Within a Show
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2393191	comment	Show Within a Show: "Tomorrow" has two nanny sisters and suspects be fans of a soap opera named In The Shadow of Tomorrow. Several plotlines are reenacted by the girls, including poisoning one of their young clients and manipulating another's employer in a father-daughter bond.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2676b00	type	Jurisdiction Friction
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2676b00	comment	Jurisdiction Friction: Goren, Nichols, and Eames vs. the FBI during the investigation of Captain Ross' murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Done by Goren while interrogating Nicole Wallace and trying to get her to admit the truth about her past and her involvement in a recent murder. Logan also had one in "To The Bone" after learning that someone he thought was a thug pulling a gun on him and had shot in self-defense was an undercover cop, who later died. The murderer from "Inert Dwarf" shouted a few of these upon being arrested, seeing how he just lost his family, his freedom and his reputation in one fell swoop.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2d978fe	type	Car Fu
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c2d978fe	comment	Car Fu: The victim from "Graansha" is killed this way, having been ran down by her own brother due to allowing outsiders to learn about the world of their exclusive Irish sect.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c313d43a	type	True Companions
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c313d43a	comment	True Companions: The firefighters in "Maltese Cross". Even before he sent Logan and Wheeler back to the firehouse to speak with the slain firefighter's team about new evidence regarding his sexuality, Ross distinctively asks Logan to tread lightly when bringing it up, citing this trope and how much their camaraderie differs from the police's. Unfortunately, with Logan being Logan, he doesn't listen and the situation goes as poorly as one would expect.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Carver and Barek both left the series after season 5 without explanation, and each were mentioned exactly once afterwards.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c3c3c608	type	Evil Former Friend
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c3c3c608	comment	Evil Former Friend: Deakins encounters one in "On Fire", which culminated in him resigning from the force.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: The first five seasons have Courtney B. Vance as ADA Carver.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c4240537	type	Moral Event Horizon
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c4240537	comment	The biological parents from "The Good Child," who killed their daughter's adoptive parents and then tried to kill her as well so that they would inherit the payout from the adoptive parents' life insurance.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c5f0119c	type	Insane Troll Logic
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c5f0119c	comment	Insane Troll Logic: The killer from "A Murderer Among Us" had this, believing that not only that his mother being "raped" by her Jewish boss when he was a kid had destroyed his family and caused his father to become abusive towards them note or he was told by the father she was raped, although in reality, they had a mutual affair, but that her ovarian cancer was the boss' fault, too, due to the affair.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c673210e	type	Informed Judaism
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c673210e	comment	Informed Judaism: Captain Ross is all but outright stated to be Jewish in "30", during his first season on the show. Three seasons later, we see his sons wearing yarmulkes at his funeral.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c69902e7	type	Church of Happyology
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c69902e7	comment	Church of Happyology: The villain of "Con-Text" runs a variation of this, which he calls GraceNote. An unusual example in that there's no overtly religious component; it's presented more as a self-help program. (It is still, however, very much a cult dynamic.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c6fa273c	type	Knights and Knaves
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c6fa273c	comment	Knights and Knaves: Goren sets this puzzle for his psychiatrist in "The Consoler". His version has a disguised angel guarding the doorway to Heaven, and a disguised demon guarding the doorway to Hell. The Angel tells the truth and the demon lies.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The ending of "Neighborhood Watch" has a one-shot moment with Logan and Ross sitting in the office together and sharing drinks while mulling over the case they just solved. Sounds familiar?
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c819533b	type	Rage Breaking Point
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c819533b	comment	Rage Breaking Point: Goren hit it twice in season seven, first in "Untethered" after Frank tricked him into going undercover to help his nephew and risked his career and again after Dr. Rodgers told Ross about his true paternity, angrily confronting him in her lab.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: The killer from "The Posthumous Collection" kills women and poses them in elaborate, grotesque poses as a revenge fantasy towards his abusive mother, grandmother and three older sisters. The victims had physical similarities to his family members.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c972d624	type	Slut-Shaming
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c972d624	comment	Slut-Shaming: Discussed in "Masquerade", as the suspect, in his ransom note to the kidnapped and later murdered young girl, said that "We have your whore daughter", because she was a child actress who apparently dressed provocatively.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c9954979	type	Crippling the Competition
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_c9954979	comment	Crippling the Competition: In "Delicate", a shard of broken glass is inserted into a ballerina's shoe that causes a lingering injury that threatens to derail her career.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ca3a4a31	type	Disability as an Excuse for Jerkassery
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ca3a4a31	comment	Disability as an Excuse for Jerkassery: Most of the deaf people in "Silencer." Not only did they consider themselves superior to hearing people, but one man, considered a "hero" by his deaf students, was nothing more than a bitter, antagonistic asshole who hated when one of "his" people associated with those who could hear.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ca803bc0	type	Anachronistic Clue
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ca803bc0	comment	Anachronistic Clue: In "Trophy Wine", the counterfeit wine was an excellent forgery, but George Washington's initials had been machine etched, not hand etched, on to the bottles.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: Goren's mannerisms really give this impression (especially when he tilts his head). Nichols is Jeff Goldblum doing his Jeff Goldblum thing, so he counts too.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cad57012	type	Draco in Leather Pants
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cad57012	comment	Draco in Leather Pants: Several in-universe examples in "Seizure." "Monster" also features a convicted murderer with a fan following.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cb70651c	comment	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Played with in "The Healer" when the detectives interviewing a suspect's ex-husband, who shortly after their divorce came down with a mysterious illness that gave him a curious rash and made him lose twenty pounds due to being sick and then Logan himself ends up with a rash of unknown origins after being in contact with her. That and other information about her and those involved with her ending up dead, sick or in some other form of misfortune lead them to believe that she really did have magic powers. Logan's condition turned out to be innocuous, as she merely exposed him to poison ivy. What happened to the husband is not clear; while there's presumably a mundane explanation, the detectives, and therefore the viewers, never learn what it is.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cb7a8945	type	Crime Time Soap
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cb7a8945	comment	Crime Time Soap: Though perhaps not as much as Special Victims Unit, although many would agree that it became this since Rene Balcer left after season 5.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cc4b45f6	comment	Nicole Wallace, though what is believed to be her heart is found. Interesting case, as Goren refuses to believe that she's dead despite proof. And according to Word of God and Word of Saint Paul, he's right.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cd33644f	type	Incriminating Indifference
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cd33644f	comment	Incriminating Indifference: "The Good Doctor" had the missing woman's husband acting aloof in regards to her disappearance because he believed that she had run off and so he can move on with his mistress. This attitude angered her family and eventually caused the investigators to consider him a suspect. "Beast" had a dentist who was more concerned with himself and his practice than in finding out who killed his wife. Turns out, he wasn't guilty of killing her, but his former girlfriend killed her with the same poison she correctly believes he had killed her sister. In â€œPoisonâ€� one womanâ€™s rather flippant attitude about her husband dying from medication tainted with cyanide sets off alarm bells. Turns out she had poisoned the medication herself and planted other tainted bottles in stores, resulting in several other people dying, so she could sue the company that made the medicine and use the money to open a childrenâ€™s clothing store.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cd7ef676	type	Seen It All
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cd7ef676	comment	During the questioning of a witness in "Suite Sorrow," Goren casually snaps a picture of himself and Eames. What makes it even better is Eames' complete lack of a reaction to the photo being taken. As they're leaving, he slips the picture into his pocket.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cde51255	type	Antagonist Title
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_cde51255	comment	Antagonist Title: Criminal Intent refers to the Villain of the Week and their motivation for their crimes.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ce0b2b21	type	Monochrome Casting
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ce0b2b21	comment	Monochrome Casting: An unintentional example. After ADA Carver was written out in 2006, the remaining five years of the show became this, unlike the other series in the Law & Order universe (or at least, the English-speaking ones, and no, Jeff Goldblum does not counter this trope).
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: As far as the Law & Order universe goes; while the crimes are no less shocking, it gives perspectives on who the criminals are and what makes them tick and why they resorted to the actions they did. Also, many a criminal end up with a Villainous Breakdown or tearful confession and true monsters are rare (but still exist), and the cases rarely touch upon the prosecution that would have to follow besides as a matter-of-fact need for evidence throughout the case, often leaving the audience with at least a positive assumption of conviction.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d001c42c	comment	Nicole Wallace. To be fair to the show, her bisexuality isn't actually portrayed as a negative, and they make it clear she's just plain messed up, period. Also, it appears her only confirmed lesbian relationship may have been simply a means to an end rather than due to any actual desire.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d08595d3	type	Broken Bird
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d08595d3	comment	Broken Bird: Alex's husband was a cop killed in the line of duty. Downplayed as she seems to handle it pretty well most of the time; the only time it really becomes an issue is when she has to actively deal with the case, as opposed to just the fact of his death.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d259fea2	type	Speak Ill of the Dead
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d259fea2	comment	Speak Ill of the Dead: A witness from "Sound Bodies" said that the three boys who had drowned some months earlier deserved it, believing that they were the ones with no respect for the dead since they were taking a boat over to an island to hang out and drink at a cemetery on the island, even saying that they thought it would "be fun to cavort around with the dead". Turns out, he had every right to be angry with them, but not for the reasons he thought; while he just believed that they were some punk teenagers, they were in reality rapists who took advantage of their female classmates while drunk.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d275c4f4	type	All Women Love Shoes
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d275c4f4	comment	All Women Love Shoes: From "Ex Stasis":
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d2aa7d09	type	Littlest Cancer Patient
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d2aa7d09	comment	Littlest Cancer Patient: In "Faith"... except she's not actually real. (It's based on the story of Anthony Godby Johnson.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d34f8215	type	Coattail-Riding Relative
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d34f8215	comment	"Albatross" seems to have been based on Geraldine Ferraro, the politician who ran for Vice President in 1984 with Walter Mondale, and her husband, John Zaccaro. The story may be even more similar to that of Jeanine Pirro and her husband Albert.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: The killer from "Slither" is the one who taught Nicole Wallace about the art of succinylcholine poisoning. At the end of the episode, she ends up poisoning him when it looks like he's going to get away scot-free for the murders he and his "family" committed.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: For the entire unit; a black drug dealer suspect points out that the crime they're investigating wouldn't be "high priority" if a white tourist hadn't gotten caught in the crossfire. In "The Last Street in Manhattan," Eames and Goren make a witness believe her father has been murdered to get her to spill the beans on what she knows. Eames ends the charade with a very unconvincing "We hated to do this to you, but" speech.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d3a4af1e	type	Sympathy for the Devil
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d3a4af1e	comment	Sympathy for the Devil: Goren feels this way for the killer in "Want" who not only murdered but also ate his victims' calf muscles. The fact that he both was truly horrified by his crimes and tearfully confessed to them, stating that he only wanted someone to love, resulted in him receiving a life sentence, to Eames and Carver's chagrin. Some time later, as the detectives and Carver are working on another case in the latter's office, Carver receives notice that he was killed by another inmate in prison. While the men express looks of disappointment and somewhat shock, Eames just quips that now everyone got what they wanted.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d4508136	type	There Should Be a Law
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d4508136	comment	Paul Whitlock from "Magnificat" was clearly the one who pushed his already-struggling wife over the edge with his unceasing emotional abuse, leading to her decision to kill herself and their children, but because he wasn't involved in the murder itself, he couldn't be held criminally responsible for any of it. (Doubles as a case of There Should Be a Law for both Carver and Goren.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: The detectives have used this with getting suspects to confess. In "Conscience" they used flash cards from the long-standing semi-comatose wife to trick the suspect into confessing and in "Legion", they used a picture of a now-dead accomplice taken while he was in a coma and claiming that he had survived to get his boss to admit to his crimes.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d49f90ea	type	Western Terrorists
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d49f90ea	comment	Western Terrorists: In "Revolution", Nichols and Eames have to find a former member of the Bader-Meinhof Gang who has decided to reignite his ideological struggle on the streets of New York.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d5a060a8	type	Interchangeable Asian Cultures
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d5a060a8	comment	Interchangeable Asian Cultures: Invoked in "Great Barrier" as the Chinese-American jewelry thief disguised herself as a Japanese woman and a Singaporean woman to avoid detection. Goren picked up on the atypical mannerisms in the surveillance system, and was able to discover the suspect's true identity.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d5b7a6e3	type	Denied Food as Punishment
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d5b7a6e3	comment	Denied Food as Punishment: After going into solitary confinement in "Untethered", Goren is denied water by the guards for three days.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d7ecbd57	type	You're Insane!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d7ecbd57	comment	You're Insane!: Averted in the episode "Gemini", where the perp manipulated his schizophrenic brother into murdering people. The final interrogation included this memorable exchange:
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d80fa9d	type	The Patient Has Left the Building
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d80fa9d	comment	The Patient Has Left the Building: After the fight with the FDNY in "Maltese Cross" that left him with several facial cuts and a possibly broken or at the very least bruised rib, Logan decides to leave triage (and rip out the IV in the crook of his elbow) just as Wheeler informs him that he's about to be admitted to a room. In a later episode, a friend of Logan's learns that he's been poisoned and escapes the hospital (where he was about to be put under quarantine) to run to Major Case and ask Logan to solve his murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d848560f	type	Unusual Euphemism
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d848560f	comment	Unusual Euphemism: The female accomplice in "Blasters" discussed having "showers" with most of the men in her life and even suggested having one with Logan, as well.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d9374480	type	Voice-Only Cameo
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d9374480	comment	Voice-Only Cameo: An in-universe example happened in "The Unblinking Eye" has one by Matt Damon where a suspect of the episode, an aspiring actor, initially had a small role in one of his films, only to keep flubbing his lines until he eventually walked off the set in embarrassment and was soon after replaced. [invoked]
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d9d864e2	type	Stage Magician
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d9d864e2	comment	Goren does this in "Vanishing Act"; producing the passkey from behind the guard's ear as a flourish as he finishes demonstrating how a Stage Magician had stolen the key from the guard.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: From Law & Order.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_da06866e	type	Old Cop, Young Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_da06866e	comment	Old Cop, Young Cop: Downplayed; Wheeler is significantly younger than both Logan and (presumably) Nichols, but it doesnâ€™t get much notice due to their respective youthful looks. Nichols doesn't seem to notice, but Logan Lampshades it a lot at first.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_da46a2c0	type	Hollywood Atheist
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_da46a2c0	comment	Hollywood Atheist: A suspect in "Brother's Keeper" was seen as this. He had long since given up his faith in God and turned virulently against religion because his son was born mentally disabled. Turns out, he had killed the victim (a former friend and love interest), because she had told her televangelist husband about this. The husband used the information as a platform to explain God's "ultimate plan", and the atheist felt betrayed. Averted with Nichols, who was merely raised atheist. It's only mentioned once and he never expresses strong feelings on the subject of religion. Also averted with the atheists in "Eosphoros" (a woman, her son, and her other son's daughter), who never suggest that they're atheist for any specific reason, it's just the belief system they happen to have.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_da9131af	type	The Baby Trap
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_da9131af	comment	The Baby Trap: In Dollhouse, a woman uses her toddler son as a pawn to blackmail wealthy men. Pulled off by a third party in "Ill-Bred". Her husband was having an affair with his wealthy boss's wife, so she secretly poked holes in his condoms so the boss' wife would get pregnant and they could then use the child's paternity (which would be evidence of the affair) to blackmail her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_daee232f	type	Who's Your Daddy?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_daee232f	comment	Who's Your Daddy?: "Tru Love" had a high school teacher become pregnant and it was undetermined if the child's father was either her teenaged student she was sleeping with or his father with whom she was also carrying on an affair. She admits at the end of the episode to the boy that his father, who was killed at the beginning of the episode, was the father.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_db015585	type	False Confession
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_db015585	comment	False Confession: In "Stress Position", the Victim of the Week was a prison guard who was murdered by his shift supervisor who was worried that he might be about to spill the beans regarding the mistreatment of the 'off-the-books' prisoners in the secure wing. He then gave enough information about the killing to make a believable confession to an ex-con he knew to be a serial confessor, and pointed Goren and Ames at the ex-con as someone who had beef with the guard. The ex-con immediately confesses when Goren and Ames confront him, but Goren gets suspicious because the man was packed up and ready to go back to prison before they arrived at his apartment.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_db32e308	type	Whodunnit to Me?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_db32e308	comment	Whodunnit to Me?: "30" has the victim trying to find out who poisoned him before his inevitable demise.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_db71d717	type	Thanatos Gambit
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_db71d717	comment	Thanatos Gambit: The wife in "A Murderer Among Us". She was dead by her own hand, but the way she died was able to allow the detectives to discover that her husband was a serial killer of Jewish men. She was also Jewish, and and she wanted to protect their daughter from him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: Whenever the killer isn't revealed immediately, the episode will spend much time teasing the viewer is as to who it is, making certain that everyone is presented as a viable suspect. For example, in one episode, all signs point to a disabled man's Trophy Wife being physically abusive to him and the murderer of the man's academic rival. It turns that despite her social climbing ways, she's completely innocent on both counts— the man's actually an Evil Cripple who's been trying to frame her.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: Man, Goren and Eames have a lot of fun posing as a married couple, don't they? There's also an episode where they pretend to be strangers, and he walks up as she's having her portrait drawn by the murder suspect and talks about how pretty she is. Her reaction seems like she's genuinely charmed by the compliment.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_dd6e78c9	type	Password Slot Machine
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_dd6e78c9	comment	Password Slot Machine: A burglar uses one to crack a hotel safe in "Folie Ã Deux".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ddcfc3ed	type	Never Filled Out Official Paperwork
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ddcfc3ed	comment	Never Filled Out Official Paperwork: In the episode "Prisoner", a woman misses out on a loan she would have used to start a business because her abusive husband wouldn't give her the documents she needed for the application. He was hiding his own embezzlement, and actually hired a convict to kill her to cover it up. The con ran off with her instead.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_de15a322	type	Tangled Family Tree
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_de15a322	comment	Tangled Family Tree: "Playing Dead" has a family with a two parents, a stepdaughter from the wife's previous marriage, a son that the parents share together and a daughter that the stepfather shares with his stepdaughter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_de7b7cbf	type	Drugs Are Bad
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_de7b7cbf	comment	Drugs Are Bad: Seen a lot, but especially in the case of Frank Goren. Had he not been busy getting high, he would have noticed Declan Gage and Nicole Wallace stalking and then killing him by throwing him out a window.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_deecc9eb	type	Awful Wedded Life
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_deecc9eb	comment	Awful Wedded Life: This was the relationship between the Police Commissioner and his wife in "The War at Home". Sadly, they were so distracted by their marital woes that they weren't there for their daughter, who went missing.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_def77269	type	Never Bring a Friend to an Audition
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_def77269	comment	Never Bring a Friend to an Audition: Deconstructed in "The Unblinking Eye". Two aspiring actors and best friends go on auditions when one, on his own, is hired as an extra in a Matt Damon film. The night before he begins shooting, his friend ends up violently ill in the ER and he remains at his side, where he eventually admits to the staff that he intentionally made himself sick with ipecac, all in an effort to sabotage his "friend" out of jealousy. The end result has him too tired and unfocused to deliver his lines on the set, he eventually walked off in embarrassment, and his role was cut from the film.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_df582b0b	comment	Continuity Snarl: This was a common complaint of the later seasons given the Genre Shift and rotating characters/blurry character motivations, but a prime example would be the season 8 episode "All In." To follow, it was an ostensible continuation of the season 5 episode "Cruise To Nowhere," but unless the slight similarities were pointed out, most fans missed the connection. This was because the character's name was unnecessarily changed from Joey Frost to Josh Snow; additionally, characters, plot lines and personality between both episodes were either left murky or forgotten all together (like Joey/Josh becoming more methodical and aware instead of just street smart with little to no skills at being an adult and no mention of the mother from before), and the character went from being in his early 20s initially to being in his late 20s to early 30s in the later episode.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e11e88b6	type	Thousand-Yard Stare
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e11e88b6	comment	Thousand-Yard Stare: The mother and killer from "Magnificat", a Nervous Wreck constantly browbeaten by her husband. Her sons noticed this too, to the point where they called it "zooming".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e24e15a6	type	Has a Type
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e24e15a6	comment	Has a Type: The killer in "Jones" is attracted to small, petite women, namely because he himself is of average height and build. Naturally, he flirts with petite Eames, and tall, strapping Goren had fun interrogating him, even bragging about his own size-13 shoe size. Bernard Fremont from "Slither" has a thing for beautiful and fit younger blondes. If they weren't already blonde, he would arrange for their hair to be dyed as such.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: For whatever reason, it's much more common here than in other Law & Order series. Though she's not entirely adverse to using his first name, Eames generally calls her partner "Goren". Goren, however, almost never calls his partner Alex, to the point where if he does, it's an indication that something's out of the ordinary. Logan is generally called by his last name, but both Barek and Wheeler still call him Mike once in a while. He, on the other hand, exclusively calls his partners by their last names. (In fact, Barek's first name is spoken exactly once in the series, by Barek herself.) Wheeler tends to go back and forth between first and last name for Nichols, though she leans more towards his last name earlier on and starts using the first name more as they become closer over the course of the season. For his part, he manages to go an entire season without calling her by any name, at least onscreen. Averted by Nichols and Stevens; the pair very rarely address each other by name at all, but on the rare occasion they do, it's with first names. Nichols is also the only Major Case detective to ever call Ross by his first name, likely a lingering habit from when they used to be partners.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e2a73e74	type	Quip to Black
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e2a73e74	comment	Quip to Black: Although nearly everyone has done one, Eames especially gets one in before a commercial break.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e2e4edb2	type	Yiddish as a Second Language
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e2e4edb2	comment	Yiddish as a Second Language: A season two episode is named "Shandeh", which is Yiddish for "Shame". It's also a meaningful title as both the actions of the husband and his Jewish Mother are deserving of shame; he's a serial adulterer and she's an example of Obnoxious In-Laws who killed his wife in the fears of her divorcing him over his cheating and raising their children outside of the Jewish faith.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e2f1ae4b	type	You Won't Feel a Thing!
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e2f1ae4b	comment	You Won't Feel a Thing!: In the episode "Death Roe":
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e313b4e7	type	Manchild
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e313b4e7	comment	Manchild: One suspect from "Cruise To Nowhere" is this. Unfortunately, it's seen that he was intentionally kept this way; after his father was murdered as a child, his mother slipped into alcoholism and was paid to give him up to her bookie husband's partner, who trained him to be a talented bookie instead of properly raising him to be an adult.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e3b0cd87	type	Morality Pet
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e3b0cd87	comment	Morality Pet: We learn that Nicole Wallace actually had one in "Grow," in the form of a preteen girl named Gwen Chapel, the daughter of a man that she was seeing. She was the one person with whom Nicole was in contact that she didnâ€™t kill, try to kill, send to prison, or otherwise ruin. Instead, she actually tried to protect Gwen from her father's attempts to kill her (in order to get his hands on her trust fund), and, after the father went to prison, ultimately left Gwen in the care of a relative, after Goren helped her see that she couldn't truly trust herself not to hurt Gwen.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e3da6e6c	type	Deus Angst Machina
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e3da6e6c	comment	Deus Angst Machina: Goren qualifies, if anyone does. Let's see... his schizophrenic mother hates him, even though he's the only one who takes care of her; his drug-addicted brother gets all the love from their mother; his father - who treated him like shit anyway - turns out not to be his real father; and his biological father turns out to be a murderer, who then gets executed, which on the show NEVER HAPPENS. He gets persecuted by the FBI, ends up in a mental hospital, and gets (temporarily) fired, not to mention his health and good looks go to shit, too. This is only a partial list of all the shit that goes down. If anyone can be accused of provoking the wrath of the writer-deities, this character would be definitely be it. The unrelenting, unceasing suffering that occurs was enough to make many fans stop watching the show, out of sheer disgust. Quite literally, Goren's relationship with his partner (however you choose to interpret it) is the only thing he has going for him — no wonder she's his Berserk Button! If anyone earned a happy ending they never got, it's Goren. Shoot the Shaggy Dog, already. Even his relationship with Eames was messed with. When Goren goes undercover in season 7 (without her knowing beforehand), Eames almost shoots him in the face when the police raid the apartment. The resulting shouting match puts a strain on their partnership for a long time, though they eventually recover.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e567510d	type	Determinator
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e567510d	comment	Determinator "Consumed" is about two married Determinators going head-to-head during their divorce. The husband has hidden fifteen million dollars in an offshore account. In order to avoid giving any of it to his wife, he spends six years in jail for contempt of court, which Goren says is a record for New York. The wife, meanwhile, has a secret life as a private investigator trying to track down the money. Goren and Eames find a storage unit (which Goren calls her "Batcave") filled with disguises, photography equipment, and even adult diapers that she uses on stakeouts because she can't risk missing anything. The detectives are stunned at the lengths to which these two will go to get the better of the other. (And it turns out the wife, by committing the murders that open the episode, had gotten access to the money, but she burns the notebook with the bank account numbers because she doesn't care about the money; beating her husband was all that mattered anymore.) In "The Saint", Stephen Colbert plays James Bennett, a man who spent thirty years setting up the religious group that "took advantage" of his mentally unwell mother. He's smart enough to fool historical experts, and could've succeeded in pretty much any intellectual field. Goren says that if the foundation hadn't screwed over Bennett's mother, he would not have been so determined, which he seems to accept.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Both Goren and Logan went through this is different ways. Whereas the former was initially seen as an intelligent and quirky detective who could read people who devolved into someone with mental issues with inconsistent social skills the latter, who was seen as Cowboy Cop who lost his cool from time to time in the first series, denigrated years and a division change later into a regular hothead and troublemaker.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e75d1aee	type	Friendly Local Chinatown
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e75d1aee	comment	Friendly Local Chinatown: "Chinoiserie."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e796ce97	type	Blackface
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e796ce97	comment	Blackface: Attempted but ultimately averted in "Gemini". While the suspect would have framed his mentally ill brother as both a White supremacist and a killer, he would fly off to the Carribbean and disguise himself as such using food coloring and cold cream.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e7e3674	type	Strapped to a Bomb
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e7e3674	comment	Strapped to a Bomb: The victim from "Pas de Deux" ends up in this position unwittingly and ends up dead as a result of it. A later accomplice is almost subjected to this same fate after also being duped by the suspect.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e851b5	type	The Plan
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e851b5	comment	The Plan/Evil Plan: Each criminal has one and it frames the episode's plot.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e92841f	type	Talking the Monster to Death
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e92841f	comment	Talking the Monster to Death: A notable version occurs in "Blind Spot", as Goren has no conclusive evidence to link Jo Gage to the murder of many women and Eames' torture. He succeeds in getting them to confess in a few well-chosen lines about her father's belief that there will never be a female serial killer.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e9a3a1ed	type	Never Learned to Read
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e9a3a1ed	comment	Never Learned to Read: One of the suspects from "Stray" had a variation: he was dyslexic.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e9e28bd7	type	Sexy Priest
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_e9e28bd7	comment	Sexy Priest: The dashing Monsignor Brady in "The Consoler". He is very popular with the female members of his flock. Goren and Eames also discover that he is noticeably lax regarding his vow of chastity, and that he preys upon vulnerable women. He is not, however, a murderer.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ea2e9f2d	type	No Ending
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ea2e9f2d	comment	No Ending: Criminal Intent doesn't indulge in this as much as SVU, but there are several episodes that end this way. One of the most notable cases is "Flipped." Logan and Wheeler get the perp, a cop killer, but he is murdered by an undercover cop while the guards at Rikers turn the other way. The episode ends with the cop walking away. "The Good Doctor" ends with the eponymous character convicted, but it's still not entirely clear whether or not he did it. In "To The Bone", the detectives' only cooperating witness commits suicide just after making his statement. With him dead, there's no evidence to convict the other killers or the mastermind behind them, and the last scene implies they're going to be released.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ea30a388	type	Carpet-Rolled Corpse
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ea30a388	comment	Carpet-Rolled Corpse: In "Three-In-One", the kidnapper cum killer is a painter who carries the bodies of his victims out of building wrapped in a drop cloth.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eb251937	type	Dirty Cop
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eb251937	comment	Dirty Cop: Aplenty: "Badge" (an NYPD school security officer), "Monster", "Untethered" "Purgatory" and "Broad Channel" have their fair share.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eb28ab57	type	Bound and Gagged
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eb28ab57	comment	Bound and Gagged: The killer in "Blind Spot" does this to her victims while subjecting them to Cold-Blooded Torture. In "Please Note We Are No Longer Accepting Letters of Recommendation from Henry Kissinger", a distraught woman takes over a preschool. She ties the director and a teacher to chairs and gags them. They are in the room as Goren attempts to talk her down.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eb6da8ef	type	Crossover
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eb6da8ef	comment	Crossover: With the original series, three times in the first season. One episode had a brief cameo by the lead character from In Plain Sight. Captain Ross later sarcastically says that a suspect's actions was perhaps a product of having watched too much CSI.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eba6a077	type	Cain and Abel
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_eba6a077	comment	"Beast" has a woman with two daughters, one being very pretty and talented, who got all the glory in life and is now worshiped by the mother years after her death; the other is rather plain, lived in her sister's shadow, and was and is constantly put down by their mother. This treatment led her to be involved with two murders years later, including that of her own sister.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ec0ce986	type	Spotting the Thread
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ec0ce986	comment	Spotting the Thread: Obviously, all the detectives are good in seeing the tiny flaw in a case that leads to the truth. In "Faith," Goren is already suspicious of the stories of Erica, a sick girl whose blog and best-selling book have made her a star. There are numerous donations to her family...despite there being no photos of the girl. On the phone with Erica, Goren asks questions on her condition, such as how the ALS has affected her menstrual cycle. Her mother cuts in on how this is an "attack" and hangs up. Rather than be upset, Eames and Deakins are able to tell with Goren that "Erica" should have answered such questions on her health with ease. That she couldn't means that she doesn't even exist.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ee296d19	type	Autopsy Snack Time
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ee296d19	comment	Autopsy Snack Time: In "Lonelyville", Logan is eating a sandwich in the morgue while Dr. Rodgers explains the autopsy results. Rodgers takes the sandwich off him and dumps it in the garbage.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ef2d2bae	type	Mafia Princess
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_ef2d2bae	comment	Mafia Princess: In "Maledictus", the victim's book and testifying against her father sent him to prison for life on multiple murders.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_efb76f94	type	Multi-Part Episode
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_efb76f94	comment	Multipart Episode: "Zoonotic"/"A Person of Interest", "In The Wee Small Hours", "Loyalty".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f068cba	type	Oddball in the Series
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f068cba	comment	Oddball in the Series: Initially, this series was more or less a downplayed version of such, as it was didn't follow the Law & Order tradition of being an ensemble show, focusing solely on Goren instead and was the only show that neither McCoy nor Munch ever made an appearance (McCoy was referenced in "Semi-Professional," but Munch was never mentioned). However around season six, this trope became more blatant, beginning with the loss of the "Order" part of the series (and with him, the only regular cast member of color), the lack of the title cards as well as the accompanying "DUN-DUN!" sound heard during them and the changing personalities of the criminals, their motives and the members of the Major Case Squad themselves.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f0c4ce7d	type	The Lost Lenore
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f0c4ce7d	comment	The Lost Lenore: Literally and seemingly invoked with Lenore Abrigaille in "Palimpsest", although she's actually a subversion. She's not dead, but Nichols had to leave her after her schizophrenia developed to a point where she couldn't function much outside her antiquated home. Inside it, she relives the same day every day, over and over again.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f16da697	type	Undying Loyalty
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f16da697	comment	Undying Loyalty: In the Season 9 opener, not only does Eames fight with Nichols about investigating Goren over the murders, but she accepts the captain's post only long enough to ensure that she's the one who fires Goren (so she knows he will be treated well in the exit interview). Once he leaves, she resigns rather than stay without her beloved partner. The episode is even called "Loyalty," a reference both to the MCS detectives' loyalty to their captain and the partners' loyalty to each other.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f174d8e8	type	Trying Not to Cry
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f174d8e8	comment	Trying Not to Cry: Eames barely manages to hold it together in court when a lawyer springs an unpleasant surprise on her, dredging up an old request for another partner. She's even closer to tears when she apologizes to Goren afterward.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f19ff224	type	TheUNFavourite
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f19ff224	comment	The Un-Favourite: Despite Bobby being the only one of her two sons who takes care of her and is always there for her, Frances Goren makes it clear that his brother Frank is the one she really loves. This causes a lot of issues for Goren. This might stem from Bobby's true parentage. Mrs. Goren told him that "she just never knew for sure".
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f2097aef	type	Finally Found the Body
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f2097aef	comment	Finally Found the Body: "Yesterday" had the victim's remains discovered buried underneath a house after being missing for twenty years. "Folie a Deux" had the victim's body found in a field months after they died, though this was in large part because it took most of that time before the "disappearance" was reported.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f2557d99	type	Catfishing
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f2557d99	comment	Catfishing: In "Faith", a publisher is killed because he and the editor were catfished into believing in "Erica", an inspirational author and blogger who suffers from ALS. It turned out to have all be a scam by the apparent "foster parents", and the editor killed the publisher rather than have to accept that "Erica" was fake. In "Legacy", a boy creates a fake profile to lure a teenaged girl into an online relationship, as part of an elaborate scheme to take revenge on the boy's mother.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f33316f1	type	Crazy People Play Chess
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f33316f1	comment	David Blake, the chess grandmaster gone wrong in "Gone" is a clear takeoff on Bobby Fischer.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f3ae169c	type	Knee-capping
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f3ae169c	comment	Knee-capping: The M.O. of the killer from "A Murderer Among Us"; he would use a metal bar to club the victims in the knee to bring them down, then strike them in the head with enough force to either kill them instantly or within a few days.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f4b1129f	type	Anger Born of Worry
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f4b1129f	comment	Anger Born of Worry: Eames had this towards Goren in "Purgatory". Understandable, as the latter was sent to do authorized undercover work that she didn't know about herself this time and came this close to shooting him in the head during a police raid.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f516f938	type	Never Found the Body
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f516f938	comment	Never Found the Body: Nicole Wallace, though what is believed to be her heart is found. Interesting case, as Goren refuses to believe that she's dead despite proof. And according to Word of God and Word of Saint Paul, he's right. The bodies of the husband and his mistress from "Betrayed" are never located. In part due to Captain Ross' personal feelings and interference with the investigation. The philandering wife from "The Good Doctor" was never found, in spite of a ploy by the police that she was at one point. The son-in-law from "Death Roe" is a subversion. He was murdered and butchered by his father-in-law and had his remains disposed of through cooking utensils, including a meat grinder, which were then thrown away and replaced. All that remained were some surgical screws from his leg.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f54a4264	type	Disability Alibi
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f54a4264	comment	Disability Alibi: In "In the Wee Small Hours", Goren and Logan discover that their main suspect is innocent of at least one of the murders because a shoulder injury means that he could not have lifted his arm to deliver the overhead blow that killed the victim.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Logan's multiple partners. One was more or less a female version of Goren. There was also a period when Goren got a new partner who acted exactly like Eames.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f627b434	type	Platonic Life-Partners
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f627b434	comment	Platonic Life-Partners: Goren and Eames have a lot of the trope's defining characteristics.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f682ee6e	type	Villainous Mother-Son Duo
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f682ee6e	comment	Villainous Mother-Son Duo: In the episode "Diamond Dogs", Logan and Barek search for a mother-son duo of jewelry-store thieves.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f6b2bfb7	type	Gold Digger
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f6b2bfb7	comment	Gold Digger: "Phantom" and "Wrongful Life" had two women who ended up being this. The former was a traditional social-climber who got mixed up with a man who, unbeknownst to her, was leading a double life, and strangled her and left her for dead when it seemed his secret would come out. The latter was more of the scheming variety; she became pregnant by a wealthy man, and after one obstetrician suggested there might be a defect (ultimately turned out to be spina bifda), she went out of her way to find a doctor who wouldn't advise her to abort because she wanted the father to marry her. Though the father truly loved that child (as well as the son that they had later), the mother saw them only as a means to an end, and after the father died, she refused to take care of her physically disabled daughter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f6b698ac	type	Complexity Addiction
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f6b698ac	comment	Complexity Addiction: Several of the perps seem to suffer from this. For example, the killer in "Consumed" kills three men and frames her neighbor, a cop with a sleepwalking problem, for the murders, just so she could get information from one of them regarding money her ex-husband was withholding from her. And then she didn't even go after the money; she destroyed the information so neither of them could access it. Oh, and on top of all of that, the frame job didn't stand up to even the slightest bit of scrutiny. Nicole Wallace sometimes edges into this, as she frequently tries to hide not only her identity, but the fact that her victims were murdered at all.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f6dc65b1	type	They Were Holding You Back
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f6dc65b1	comment	They Were Holding You Back: In a rather bizarre twist on this, Declan Gage intends to get rid of himself for this reason, along with Frank Goren and Nicole Wallace.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f70bcdc3	type	External Combustion
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f70bcdc3	comment	External Combustion: A variation happens in "Contract". The Victim of the Week is killed by an explosive charge hidden in the headrest of his car seat; detonated when he activates the cigarette lighter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f7602ddc	type	Handy Cuffs
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f7602ddc	comment	Handy Cuffs: Used at least twice: A former military suspect asks to be cuffed in front out of respect for his family. He then grabs a gun off one of the officers and kills himself. This is immediately after attempting to kill himself and being stopped by the officers who arrested him. One wonders why they thought that was a good idea. Justified when the police handcuff a deaf man with his hands in front, since handcuffing him with his hands behind his back would be akin to gagging him.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f777d4b9	type	You Got Murder
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f777d4b9	comment	You Got Murder: In "The Saint" a social worker is killed by a lye bomb delivered in the mail.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f89bca72	type	PsychopathicWomanchild
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f89bca72	comment	Psychopathic Womanchild: The killer from "Poison" had shades of this: she lacked the sense of empathy that most adults possessed and looked at the world by only her terms, threw tantrums when she didn't get her way (and even had one upon being arrested by clinging onto a countertop, forcing the detectives to pry her hands off of it) and smacked around a baby doll after being told her mother's arrest for the poisonings ended her deal with a clothing store she hoped to own. She even admitted to her mother that she only married her recently-deceased husband so that she wouldn't pass judgment on her for sleeping around with him beforehand.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f8ecb0a1	type	Glorified Sperm Donor
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f8ecb0a1	comment	Gorenâ€™s older half-brother, Frank, is implied to have been relatively scarce for most of his now-adult son's life.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f909b16b	type	Dark Secret
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_f909b16b	comment	Dark Secret: In "Monster", a parolee's mother finds evidence that, in addition to the crime he was convicted of, her son committed a rape that a group of boys was serving time for. The cop who worked the original case didn't want it coming out that he had essentially browbeaten the boys into false confessions, so he killed the mother to keep her quiet. The funeral home in "Dead" had one: they would charge grieving families for the services, only to oversell them for fake ashes and hide the bodies on their grounds. "A Murderer Among Us" began with a woman committing suicide in an elaborate way which leads detectives to discover that her husband was a serial killer of Jewish men in the same way she died; she did it to get him arrested for the murders and to protect their daughter from him. Goren's mother had a several-years-long affair with a man who turned out to be a serial killer, which ended only when he snapped one day and violently assaulted her. What's more, the timing of the affair was such that she was never sure whether Goren was her husband's child or the product of her affair. A DNA test ultimately reveals him to be the latter.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fa73ee9d	type	Explosive Leash
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fa73ee9d	comment	Explosive Leash: "Pas de Deux."
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_faf4a043	type	Good Adultery, Bad Adultery
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_faf4a043	comment	Good Adultery, Bad Adultery: The suspect and victim from "The Good Doctor" both had affairs in their marriage, but since he was portrayed as a Jerkass and abusive (apparently), his cheating was much worse than hers was, in spite of her being an addict with mental health issues. She could have easily ran off on her husband, though the episode had no conclusive evidence on her fate.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fb5ab090	type	Loan Shark
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fb5ab090	comment	In "Homo Homini Lupis", a Loan Shark willingly turns over information to the detectives after he finds out the guy he hired to collect money owed to him raped the daughter of the man who owed him money.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fb933192	type	Car Cushion
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fb933192	comment	Car Cushion: In "Boots on the Ground", the Victim of the Week is thrown off the roof of a building and lands on a cab that has stopped underneath.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fbdcf28d	type	Sorrowful Stutter
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fbdcf28d	comment	Sorrowful Stutter: Subverted in "The Unblinking Eye"; at a vigil for his slain girlfriend, a man engaged in this trope when trying to recite a Robert Frost poem . He eventually gets overwhelmed as his best friend consoles him. His "grieving" was just an audition to show off his acting chops. It soon comes out that he killed his girlfriend because she was a more talented actor than he was, and so had more potential for success.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fc1ee7d5	type	Deadly Doctor
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fc1ee7d5	comment	Deadly Doctor: More than a few killers in this show have had schooling and training in various fields of Medicine and Psychology/Psychiatry, one even in the Medical Examinerâ€™s Office.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fc75f1cb	type	Detective Mole
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fc75f1cb	comment	Detective Mole: In "Broad Channel", Nichols and Stevens investigate the murder of a Dirty Cop in an isolated island community. They are forced to work alongside a detective from the Dirty Cop's home precinct. This detective turns out to be a Dirty Cop himself and the one who orchestrated the murder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fd0925ef	type	Bitch Alert
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fd0925ef	comment	Bitch Alert: The daughter-in-law from "Proud Flesh", while at her sister-in-law's birthday party, wears a very unconvincing smile and "compliments" her on the "Moo-Goo-Gai-ese" she speaks at the age of three (the young girl is from the second marriage of the father to a younger Chinese woman, and for further posterity, the girl is turning four.)
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fd497706	type	Accidental Murder
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fd497706	comment	Accidental Murder: A variation in "Albatross". During a reenactment of the Hamilton-Burr duel, a sniper was supposed to take out one of the two men, the obnoxious and psychologically abusive husband of a Senator, but the actors ended up switching roles at the last minute (and the sniper was too far away to make out the features of the pair, so he was basing his target on their costumes), so the other guy ended up being killed instead.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fdc1e848	type	Will They or Won't They?
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fdc1e848	comment	Will They or Won't They?: The season 9 opener, where Goren and Eames both left the show, was left a bit open-ended in this regard, making this a case of No Romantic Resolution. It was definitely stated that they would see each other outside of the workplace, but the exact direction the relationship would take was not clarified. This was done so that those who ship them can believe that they will, and those who don't want them together romantically can believe that they won't. Of course, then The Bus Came Back and proved that they did not become a couple. And then season 10 (and the series) ended with an equally open-ended possibility of them eventually getting together. Eames later guest-starred on SVU, where it was implied that they weren't together, although she did take on some of Goren's personality traits (and the whole head-tilting thing he does).
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fdc83c2c	type	Dead Hat Shot
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fdc83c2c	comment	Dead Hat Shot: In "Contract", a gossip columnist is killed by an explosive charge planted in the headrest of his car seat. After the explosion, there is a close-up of his bloodstained fedora lying in the street next to his car.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fe26cb03	type	Real Name as an Alias
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fe26cb03	comment	Real Name as an Alias: In "Trophy Wine", a con man who has been living for years under the name 'Bing Cullen', rents an apartment under his original name Arnold Binder.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fe3c75d4	type	Pull the I.V.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_fe3c75d4	comment	After the fight with the FDNY in "Maltese Cross" that left him with several facial cuts and a possibly broken or at the very least bruised rib, Logan decides to leave triage (and rip out the IV in the crook of his elbow) just as Wheeler informs him that he's about to be admitted to a room.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_feaf5424	type	You Called Me "X"; It Must Be Serious
Law & Order: Criminal Intent / int_feaf5424	comment	You Called Me "X"; It Must Be Serious: Eames occasionally addresses Goren as "Bobby," but he very rarely calls her "Alex." When he does, it gets her attention fast. Also worth mentioning that they call each other "Detective" when they're really miffed. Logan and Wheeler also get an instance of this in "Players", when Logan asks Wheeler if she's okay after she learns that her father's body might be in a mass grave site on a mob killing field.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Revenge Through Corruption / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Reverse Whodunnit / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Ruthless Modern Pirates / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Schiff One-Liner / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Separated by a Common Language / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Serial Killings, Specific Target / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Series of the 2000s / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Sexy Priest / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Shared Universe / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Sherlock Scan / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Shock Jock / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Shoddy Knockoff Product / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet! / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Shoot the Hostage Taker / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Sick Captive Scam / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Sleepwalking / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Sorrowful Stutter / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Spoiler Title / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Spree Killer / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	St. Patrick's Day Episode / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Stalker Shrine / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Starboarding / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Statute of Limitations / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Stepping Out for a Quick Cup of Coffee / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Stigmatic Pregnancy Euphemism / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Straw Feminist / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Stripped to the Bone / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Success Through Insanity / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Suicidal Sadistic Choice / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Suicide, Not Murder / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Suicide Pact / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Summation Gathering / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Suspiciously Clean Criminal Record / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Swiss-Army Weapon / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Tae Kwon Door / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Tainted Tobacco / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Taking the Heat / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Taking the Veil / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Tattooed Crook / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Teacher/Student Romance / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Team Mom / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Telepathic Sprinklers / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Temporary Substitute / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Terminally-Ill Criminal / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	That One Case / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Baby Trap / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Butler Did It / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Coroner Doth Protest Too Much / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Exit Is That Way / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Exotic Detective / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Food Poisoning Incident / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Jailer / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Killer in Me / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Murder After / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Patient Has Left the Building / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Perfect Crime / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Profiler / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Rain Man / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Shrink / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	The Teaser / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	There Should Be a Law / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	They Were Holding You Back / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	To Know Him, I Must Become Him / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Tongue Suicide / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Transatlantic Equivalent / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Transplant / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Trope Telegraphing / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Ultimate Job Security / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Unconfessed Unemployment / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Undercover Model / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Unintentionally Notorious Crime / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Urban Legends / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Villainous Mother-Son Duo / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Villainous Parental Instinct / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Vomiting Cop / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Waif-Fu / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Walking Transplant / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Wall Bang Her / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Wanted a Son Instead / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Wardens Are Evil / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Warrior Therapist / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Watching the Reflection Undress / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	We Hardly Knew Ye / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Western Terrorists / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	What a Senseless Waste of Human Life / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	What Have We Ear? / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Where's the Fun in That? / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Whispered Threat / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Whodunnit to Me? / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Whole Episode Flashback / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Wife-Basher Basher / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Witch Doctor / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Witness Protection / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Working the Same Case / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Written-In Infirmity / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Yoko Oh No / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	You Got Murder / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	You Just Told Me / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	You Remind Me of X / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Zipping Up the Bodybag / int_625e571
Law & Order: Criminal Intent	hasFeature	Zombie Gait / int_625e571
LawandOrderCriminalIntent	sameAs	Law & Order: Criminal Intent
LawandOrderCriminalintent	sameAs	Law & Order: Criminal Intent

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