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See also: List of Law & Order: Criminal Intent episodes
"Apokalypto" redirects here. For the film, see Apocalypto.
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season 		Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production
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1121"Blind Spot"[1]Norberto BarbaS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Charlie Rubin		September 19, 2006 (2006-09-19)0600111.57[2]

Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the death of a former ambassador's daughter, who is found brutally murdered in her uptown home. When another woman is similarly murdered, Goren recalls a serial murder case from the past. Jo Gage, (Martha Plimpton), the daughter of Goren's reclusive mentor, Declan Gage (John Glover), initially helps Goren with the investigation at the precinct. Much to the new Captain Daniel Ross's displeasure, her obsessive father Declan arrives with the theory the killer is the same one that wrecked his career. When the killer kidnaps Eames, Goren struggles to keep in control and slowly comes to the realization that Gages' neglected daughter is the killer, desperately seeking the attention of her father.

1132"Tru Love"[3]Norberto BarbaS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Diana Son		September 26, 2006 (2006-09-26)0600410.61[4]

Detective Logan and new partner Megan Wheeler investigate the case of Dr. Grant Tyler (Nick Gregory) a womanising plastic surgeon, who died as a result of a motorcycle accident. The apparent accident takes a turn when the motorcycle is found sabotaged, but further evidence leads the team to realize the victim slept with his son's high-school teacher Danielle McCaskin (Anne Dudek). At first, the detectives suspect the jealous and violent husband Jack (Jonathan LaPaglia), but they soon become suspicious of the victim's son Keith (Anton Yelchin) who is having an affair with Danielle. They discover that the Keith conspired to kill his father after he forced Danielle to have sex with him and they plnned to elope together.

1143"Siren Call"[5]Frank PrinziS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Julie Martin		October 3, 2006 (2006-10-03)0600512.18[6]
Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the brutal murder of a teenage girl from The Hamptons, Ashley Gardella (Samantha Hahn), who is found dead in her car in Queens after a night of partying. Early investigation leads them to Ashley's married boss, Jason Raines (Joel Gretsch), husband of supermodel Kelly Sloane-Raines (Brooke Shields), who had maintained an extramarital affair with Ashley but he is not the killer. Their attention then turns to victim's step-father, a local police officer Ray Wiznesky (David Warshofsky), who has had to deal with his rebellious step-daughter while trying to care for his youngest child Emily (Mackenzie Jo Pardi), and his wife Joyce (Signy Coleman) who is dying from cancer. Eventually it is revealed that Ray Wiznesky murdered Ashley because of the stress he believed her wild antics was causing her dying mother. When confronted, Wiznesky decides to kill Goren and then himself, but Goren manages to disarm him. However, as he's taken into custody, he grabs an officer's gun and kills himself.
1154"Maltese Cross"[7]Jim McKayJacquelyn ReingoldOctober 10, 2006 (2006-10-10)0600611.47[8]
Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate when a fireman Ian Duffy (Jason Pendergraft) is stabbed 22 times and collapses after managing to drive himself to the fire station. The ensuing investigation and questioning launches them into a brawl with the firefighters led by Charlie Hugo (Chance Kelly), resulting in a hearing before the Commissioner for Logan and Wheeler. The storyline arcs back to the fight as Logan and Wheeler retell their story to the Commissioner, giving perspective to the fight and underlying issues between the NYPD and the FDNY. The brawl proves to be a red herring when the detectives discover that Duffy was gay and it appears the crime was perpetrated by a possible repeat killer, Brendan Keele (Geoffrey Nauffts), who is also suspected of an identical murder twelve years prior. Logan enlists the help of fireman Hugo to provoke Keele into proclaiming his relationship with Duffy and the murder.
1165"Bedfellows"[9]Frank PrinziS : Julie Martin & Warren Leight;
S/T : Stephanie Sengupta		October 17, 2006 (2006-10-17)0600310.99[10]
Detectives Goren and Eames investigate a 911 call made by the young son of a wealthy and prominent historian, Dr. Adlai Copeland (Will Kempe) stating that his parents will not wake up. The detectives arrive and find Adlai poisoned, with his wife Charlene (Missy Crider) still clinging to his corpse. He was poisoned with a pesticide leading Goren and Eames to look at the gardener, with whom Charlene had been cheating but he is cleared. Suspicion then falls turns to Charlene who suffers a mental breakdown and then on Adlai's brother Ted (Paul Fitzgerald) who is virtually bankrupt following a series of failed investments and who has been sidelined by the family patriarch Jules Copeland (Rip Torn). When he is also found dead, the detectives turn their attention to the two men's wives, Charlene and Ted's wife Lena (Carrie Preston) both of whom had multiple reasons to want the brothers dead, but with the calculating Lena soon identified as the perpetrator of both murders.
1176"Masquerade"[13]Christine MooreS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Gina Gionfriddo		October 31, 2006 (2006-10-31)060078.47[14]

Detectives Goren and Eames travel to Vietnam to bring back a suspect, Simon Fife (Matt McGrath), to trial in to New York for the murder of a child beauty queen, Amberleigh Harner (Kayla Vanderbilt), fourteen years earlier. Fife has confessed to the long-unsolved murder, however Goren is suspicious of Fife's confession, even though it mentions facts only known to the police and the child's immediate family. The investigation reveals that the dead child's mother Beth (Liza Minnelli) and Jamie Royce (Dashiell Eaves), son of her next-door-neighbor Nate Royce (Bill Irwin) (who has been making money off the murder with several books) have possible motives for the murder. It is also revealed that the original investigation was botched by a rookie investigator and a new ADA Claudia Shankly (Bridget Regan) is pushing for a quick resolution to the cold case. Goren and Eames eventually uncover that, although Jamie rendered Amberleigh unconscious, it was his father Nate who killed her. Nate fed information to Fife, hoping that his conviction would prevent the truth about the murder from being revealed.

1187"Country Crossover"[15]Bill L. NortonS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Gina Gionfriddo		November 7, 2006 (2006-11-07)060027.39[16]
Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate when a prominent music producer Curtis Gold (Luther Creek), dies outside his recording studio, apparently killed by a drunk driver, but he died from an earlier beating because he had Gaucher's disease. As the investigation continues, the list of suspects include an eccentric nightclub bouncer, Goro (Evan Parke) and disreputable nightclub owner Sheamus Flaherty (Griffin Dunne) as well as an ambitious young singer, May Daltrie (Agnes Bruckner) who may have been sleeping with Gold and her jealous husband Zach (Kohl Sudduth). Finally, Logan and Wheeler extract a confession from May that she manipulate Zach into killing Gold who had pressured her into having sex to advance her career.
1198"The War at Home"[17]Darnell MartinS : Julie Martin & Warren Leight;
S/T : Diana Son		November 14, 2006 (2006-11-14)060099.14[18]
Detectives Goren and Eames are called to investigate when Amanda Dockerty (Betty Gilpin) the daughter of Deputy Commissioner Leland Dockerty (Michael Biehn) of the NYPD and his wife Elaine (Fran Drescher) goes missing on a Thanksgiving holiday. When Amanda, a soldier and Iraq war veteran, is discovered slain and stuffed into an oil drum, her murder appears to be related to her war service. Meanwhile, Goren struggles with a personal crisis when his ailing mother, Frances (Rita Moreno) (whom we see for the first time in the series), is in a hospital being treated for cancer and paranoid behavior. Torn between caring for his mother and being pressured to solve the case, Goren loses his composure and has a career-threatening meltdown in front of Detective Eames and Captain Ross. Nevertheless, Goren uses his interrogation skills to ilicit a confession from Wesley Burkhartz (Shane McRae) an officer from her outfit in Iraq who killed her on the suspicion that she would expose the murder of Iraqis in revenge for an ambush on American troops.
1209"Blasters"[19]Constantine MakrisS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Charlie Rubin		November 21, 2006 (2006-11-21)060089.26[20]
When unknown bodies are about to be buried in a pauper's grave in Potter's Field, Logan and Wheeler stop the burial after one is identified as the former sitcom teen star Alvin "Skater" Stevens (Noah Weisberg). Their investigation soon leads them Skater's scam of selling bootleg DVDs, encroaching on an operation controlled exclusively by the Albanian mob. When Skater's former co-star, Willie "Kirk" Tunis (Matt Keeslar), is also threatened and almost killed by Ditmir Minojilj (Stivi Paskoski), Logan and Wheeler convince him to cast off his child star reputation and identify Minojilj in a police lineup.
12110"Weeping Willow"[22]Tom DiCilloS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Stephanie Sengupta		November 28, 2006 (2006-11-28)060109.76[23]

After popular on-line vlogger Lisa "Willow" Tyler (Michelle Trachtenberg) and her boyfriend Holden Foster (Michael Goduti) are kidnapped during a live broadcast, Logan and Wheeler investigate the crime that they doubt may have ever occurred. As they attempt to track down the real identities of Willow and her boyfriend, the kidnappers up the ante by asking for an online ransom for the couple, demanding fans donate to a website to save the duo. The detectives identify the kidnappers, Todd (Trevor Oswalt) and Reggie (Pedro Pascal), as part-time actors however the investigation takes a turn after Reggie is shot dead. Logan and Wheeler uncover that the entire kidnapping was scripted by Holden, and Reggie was accidentally killed by a "blank" bullet. Meanwhile, "Willow" uses the ransom to finance a movie deal about the kidnapping with her in the leading role.

  • Inspired by the lonelygirl15 YouTube vblogs originally believed to be from a 15-year-old, but eventually uncovered as a professionally filmed hoax.[21]
12211"World's Fair"[24]Steve ShillS : Julie Martin & Warren Leight;
S/T : Jacquelyn Reingold		January 2, 2007 (2007-01-02)0601213.38[25]
Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate the murder of Meena Hasni (Mahira Kakkar ) a young Pakistani-American college student, found slain in front of the Unisphere. During the investigation, Logan and Wheeler learn she had a passionate, loving relationship with her Italian-American boyfriend Rudy Ventano (Jason Cerbone) and that she was pregnant with their child and wanted to marry him. When Rudy visits Meena's family, a fight breaks out and he is shot dead by Meena's father Kazi Hasni (Erick Avari), who also confesses to Meena's murder. However, the detectives conclude, and later prove, that it was Meena's brother Dani Hasni (Maulik Pancholy), who killed her for dishonoring their family.
12312"Privilege"[27]Jean de SegonzacWarren Leight, Julie Martin & Siobhan Byrne O'ConnorJanuary 9, 2007 (2007-01-09)0601311.78[28]

Detectives Goren and Eames investigate when a reporter, Isabel Harrington (Margaret Laney), and her yoga instructor Willem Vanderhoeven (John Walton) are found brutally murdered in her apartment. Isabel is the granddaughter of a prominent wealthy socialite bedridden with illness, Virginia Harrington (Doris Roberts), and a former member of an aristocratic family from New York. The detectives find that the matriarch's illness has been induced by her philandering son Grant (D.W. Moffett) and his second wife Cheryl (Kay Story) who are slowly plundering the estate. As they dig deeper, the detectives discover that Isabel was about to expose her father Grant's financial dealings and her mother's suspicious death eighteen year earlier. Eventually, the detectives charge Grant's brother Ernest Foley (Richard Kind) for the murders which he committed in the mistaken belief that he was protecting the family name.

12413"Albatross"[29]Frank PrinziS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Marsha Norman		February 6, 2007 (2007-02-06)060118.81[30]
Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the death of a respected judge killed during a historical reenactment of the Burr–Hamilton duel in front of Captain Ross. During the investigation, Goren and Eames turn their suspicion to the judge's dueling partner, a prominent politician's corrupt, womanizing husband, who is a married to a candidate for the next New York mayoral elections. Though this man has not completely been eliminated as a suspect, he offers an alibi that reveals that he was the actual target of the hit. As they probe further and deeper into the crime, Goren and Eames sift through the likely suspects until they pick up a thread to a very unlikely one.
12514"Flipped"[31]Jim McKayS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Charles Kipps		February 13, 2007 (2007-02-13)060148.50[32]
Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate the murder of a young hip-hop artist, shot to death while leaving a radio station after finishing an interview and debuting his latest hit song. During the investigation, the detectives learn the victim was encouraging his fans to report crimes when they heard about them. They later interview the one witness found on the scene, who reveals them he is an undercover detective whose task force specializes in crimes within the rap world. He also warns them to watch themselves. Then, Logan and Wheeler decide to team up with the man, but when he starts helping them out, witnesses turn up dead. When the case become more complex the pair begin to suspect their new colleague is working on the wrong side of the law.
12615"Brother's Keeper"[33]Ken GirottiS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Marsha Norman		February 20, 2007 (2007-02-20)060159.39[34]
Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the case of a well-known televangelist's wife, found murdered after a rally. At first, the murder appears to be connected a blackmail attempt, but their investigation soon leads them to the discovery of a mysterious DVD, and a seedy relationship between the televangelist and a hustler that may have contributed to the crime. Meanwhile, Goren finds his investigation hampered by personal issues regarding his ailing mother, who is in critical condition, and the appearance of Frank, his troubled brother, who has a drug problem.
12716"30"[37]Andrei Belgrader & Jean de SegonzacS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Charlie Rubin		February 27, 2007 (2007-02-27)060169.26[38]

Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate when Josh Lemle, a reporter friend who had backed Logan after he had gotten himself exiled years earlier, comes to Major Case to report his own murder. Logan agrees to help his friend find out who used polonium-210 to poison him, but Lemle is reluctant to reveal the whole story to Logan because not all of it is pretty. Both Hazmat and the FBI get involved as the search turns city-wide, with both the mayor and Homeland Security wanting answers.

12817"Players"[39]Tom DiCilloS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Peter Blauner		March 27, 2007 (2007-03-27)060188.85[40]
Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate the murder of a judge's son, found shot to death, shortly after the notorious rap artist Calvin "Apokalypto" Liscomb is sentenced in court. At first, the detectives turn their suspicion to the musician's environment, but soon realize the crime may have more to do with the victim's close relationships, including a son of the judge's best friend, only to establish that somebody that they put away may have had him killed for revenge. Meanwhile, Wheeler learns that her long-lost father may still be alive, and that he could be involved in some shady business practices.
12918"Silencer"[41]Dean WhiteS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Marygrace O'Shea		April 3, 2007 (2007-04-03)060177.14[42]
Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the murder of an esteemed ear surgeon found slain in his office. During the investigation, Goren and Eames learn the victim had testified in a case involving a controversial cochlear implant and members of the radical deaf community. The detectives soon turn their attention to another doctor who had implanted this electronic device on a baby, who contracted an infection and died as a result of the surgery. Though this doctor has not completely been eliminated as a suspect, he offers an alibi that prompts Goren and Eames to team up with a detective who interprets for the hard of hearing, as they try to get to the bottom of a case in which no one seems willing to communicate with them.
13019"Rocket Man"[43]Michael SmithS : Julie Martin & Warren Leight;
S/T : Siobhan Byrne O'Connor		May 1, 2007 (2007-05-01)060197.36[44]
Detectives Goren and Eames investigate the death of a female astronaut (Kelly Sullivan who is found murdered in her hotel room on the morning of a press conference to promote an upcoming shuttle launch. The investigation leads Goren and Eames to a jealous colleague (Charissa Chamorro), her shuttle commander (Tate Donovan), and her flight trainer. When a potential love triangle appears to be the explanation, Goren and Eames find themselves wondering if an outside influence may be to blame.
13120"Bombshell"[47]Darnell MartinS : Julie Martin & Warren Leight;
T : Brant Englestein		May 8, 2007 (2007-05-08)060206.94[48]

A woman (Kristy Swanson) who married a billionaire winds up dead under mysterious circumstances shortly after her son dies. Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate when the adult son of a former stripper/model and a famous billionaire father is found dead of a methadone/anti-depressant overdose during the taping of a reality show. The case turns out to have a few holes when the mother of the victim dies, leading both detectives to fear for her baby's safety once they believe that someone has taken her child.

13221"Endgame"[49]Jean de SegonzacT : Julie Martin;
S/T : Kate Rorick & Warren Leight		May 14, 2007 (2007-05-14)060217.20[50]
As death row prisoner Mark Ford Brady (Roy Scheider) nears his end, he asks to see Detective Goren in hopes of extending his sentence, and leads him to hidden scrapbooks which chronicle unsolved cases and victims. When Detectives Eames and Goren uncover the identities of the women and victims in Brady's scrapbooks, they come across a familiar picture: it is of Goren's mother, Frances (Rita Moreno). Through the help of his older brother, Frank (Tony Goldwyn), Goren learns a troubling secret about his mother and her relationship with Brady, including time they spent together nine months before Goren was born. Goren's mother dies in hospice, and his possible father is executed, the same week.
13322"Renewal"[51]Norberto BarbaS : Warren Leight;
S/T : Jacquelyn Reingold		May 21, 2007 (2007-05-21)060228.85[52]

A police recruit who was named a hero after breaking up a bodega robbery is found murdered soon afterward. Detectives Logan and Wheeler initially suspect it had something to do with the recruit's heroism, but then they discover his girlfriend has suddenly gone missing. Meanwhile, Detective Logan goes on a date with a pretty woman he met from his building, but he gets too close to a case when she stands him up for the second date and is found dead nearby. Detective Wheeler is called abroad to oversee a past case she worked on while with the joint task force, and Detective Eames (Kathryn Erbe) steps in to help out.


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Season Five 		List of Law & Order: Criminal Intent episodes Succeeded by
Season Seven
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