"Cuts Like a Knife" | ||
Episode #: | 36 (4.12) | |
Season: | 4 | |
Air Date: | 1/28/01 | |
Producers: | Levinson/Fontana/Finnerty | |
Writer: | Tom Fontana | |
Director: | Steve Buscemi | |
Synopsis: | ||
Alvarez kills one of the latinos and ends up back in solitary; Rebadow sweet talks Glynn into letting Busmalis out of solitary; McManus crusades against the aging drug test; Cyril O'Reily begins to show the effects of the new aging drug; The drug test is shut down when Wick suddenly dies, bleeding from his mouth and nose; Tidd works himself into Said's good graces, but loses his nerve; Still trying to prove himself, Omar White stabs McManus; Basil gets a visit from his ex-partner; As the Chinese refugees are deported, Gongjin asks for revenge on Morales; Supreme Allah returns to Emerald City; Hill confronts Supreme when Redding tells him that Supreme ratted Hill out to the cops and Hill gets his ass kicked; Father Mukada returns to find Cloutier taking charge of his flock; Schillinger learns that his missing son, Hank, is dead; While visiting with Holly, Robson stabs Beecher's brother Angus; Keller confesses that he ordered the murder of Hank Schillinger and is transferred to Massachusetts to stand trial. | ||
Starring: | ||
KIRK ACEVEDO as Miguel Alvarez ERNIE HUDSON as Warden Leo Glynn TERRY KINNEY as Tim McManus RITA MORENO as Sister Peter Marie HAROLD PERRINEAU as Augustus Hill J.K. SIMMONS as Vernon Schillinger LEE TERGESEN as Tobias Beecher EAMONN WALKER as Kareem Said DEAN WINTERS as Ryan O'Reily | ||
Also Starring: | ||
RICK FOX as Jackson Vahue CHRISTOPHER MELONI as Chris Keller GEORGE MORFOGEN as Robert Rebadow LUKE PERRY as Jeremiah Cloutier LAUREN VÉLEZ as Dr. Gloria Nathan SCOTT WILLIAM WINTERS as Cyril O'Reily B.D. WONG as Father Ray Mukada MICHAEL WRIGHT as Omar White GRANVILLE ADAMS as Zahir Arif ANTHONY CHISHOLM as Burr Redding ROBERT CLOHESSY as Officer Sean Murphy SETH GILLIAM as Clayton Hughes LORD JAMAR as Kevin "Supreme Allah" Ketchum TOM MARDIROSIAN as Agamemnon "The Mole" Busmalis METHOD MAN as Carlton "Tug" Daniels MUMS as Arnold "Poet" Jackson LANCE REDDICK as Johnny Basil KRISTIN ROHDE as Officer Claire Howell JACQUES SMITH as Leroy Tidd (Salah Yudin) DAVID ZAYAS as Enrique Morales CHUCK ZITO as Chuck Pancamo EDWARD HERRMANN as Harrison Beecher | ||
With: | ||
PETER BENSON as Reporter TIMOTHY L. BROWN as Officer Jason Armstrong CARL DiMAGGIO as Officer Len Lopresti SEAN DUGAN as Timmy Kirk MICHAEL GREGORY GONG as Jia Kenmin JOSÉ HERNÁNDEZ, JR. as Vasquez JINN S. KIM as Gongjin TOM LIGON as Alvin Yood CHAZZ MENENDEZ as Fred Wick STEPHANIE POPE as Detective Nancy Mears R.E. RODGERS as James Robson MICHELLE SCHUMACHER as Norma Clark EVAN SEINFELD as Jaz Hoyt ELAINE TSE as Gou Liu Xio JAYCE BARTOK as Angus Beecher (uncredited) | ||
Special Thanks to: | ||
GORDON ELLIOTT, WHITNEY ALLEN, JOHN CARPENTER | ||
Notes: | ||
Tidd joins the muslims and he is given the name Salah Yudin. Before Keller leaves, Sister Pete tells Chris that God had chosen him and Toby and Chris have a touching goodbye. Chuck Zito gets an upgrade, moving from the end credits to the "also starring" credits. Whitney Allen plays Oz's fictional "Miss Sally," appearing as Whitney Allen in "Up Your Ante." This episode introduces: #01J813 Jia Kenmin. Convicted February 2, 2001. Possession and distribution of a controlled substance. Sentence: 15 years, up for parole in 5. Also awaiting trial for arranging the freighter that brought over the Chinese refugees. |