"Visits, Conjugal and Otherwise" | ||
Episode #: | 2 (1.2) | ![]() |
Season: | 1 | |
Air Date: | 7/14/97 | |
Producers: | Levinson/Fontana | |
Writer: | Tom Fontana | |
Director: | Nick Gomez | |
Synopsis: | ||
With Schibetta and the prison brass in a race to uncover Ortolani's killer (for very different reasons), we see how inmates react to visits from both their wives and, in one case, family members who are also in prison. Jefferson Keane asks to be allowed to marry his pregnant girlfriend Mavis; O'Reily is transferred into Em City; the wiseguys take revenge out on Post. | ||
Starring: | ||
ERNIE HUDSON as Warden Leo Glynn TERRY KINNEY as Tim McManus HAROLD PERRINEAU as Augustus Hill EAMONN WALKER as Kareem Said | ||
Also Starring: | ||
KIRK ACEVEDO as Miguel Alvarez EDIE FALCO as Officer Diane Wittlesey LEON as Jefferson Keane RITA MORENO as Sister Peter Marie TONY MUSANTE as Nino Schibetta J.K. SIMMONS as Vernon Schillinger LEE TERGESEN as Tobias Beecher SEAN WHITESELL as Donald Groves DEAN WINTERS as Ryan O'Reily B.D. WONG as Father Ray Mukada | ||
Guest Starring: | ||
LAUREN VELEZ as Dr. Gloria Nathan ZELJKO IVANEK as Governor Devlin ADEWALE AKINNOYE-AGBAJE as Simon Adebisi GEORGE MORFOGEN as Robert Rebadow EDDIE MALAVARCA as Peter Schibetta THOMAS MILIAN as Ricardo Alvarez SKIPP SUDDUTH as Investigator Lenny Burruano O.L. DUKE as Paul Markstram SUSAN FLOYD as Genevieve Beecher GOODFELLA MIKE G as Joey D'Angelo RAY IANNICELLI as Officer Roger Brese STEVE RYAN as Officer Mike Healy | ||
With: | ||
TIM McADAMS as Johnny Post JOSE R. ROSARIO as Eduardo Alvarez PHILIP V. SCOZZARELLA as Officer Joseph Mineo ESTHER SWAN as Barbara Deckart | ||
Notes: | ||
Peter Schibetta will arrive in Oz in season 2's episode "Ancient Tribes". This episode provides background information for: #97K186 Jefferson Keane. Convicted May 14, 1997. Two counts, murder in the first degree. Sentence: Life imprisonment, without the possibility of parole. #95S604 Nino Schibetta. Convicted December 12, 1995. Conspiracy to commit murder. Sentence: 120 years, up for parole in 70. |