Law & Order: Who Let the Dogs Out? (2001)
- Director(s):
- Don Scardino
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Season 12 of Law & Order featured a new face in the D.A.'s office: feisty young A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn, played by Elisabeth Rohm. The opening episode, based on a real-life California case, gets under way when a jogger and her pet terrier are mauled by a vicious pit bull. Further investigation reveals that the attack dog's original owner, now serving two life terms in Attica, bred the animal for illegal dog fights. It is up to the D.A.'s office to prove that the pit bull's current caretakers, Sherri and Roger Quinn (Melissa Leo, Bruce McCarty), were fully aware of how dangerous their "pet" was when they bought it. Originally slated to air on September 19, 2001, this episode was moved forward to the following week. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast:
- Andrew Van Hise - Andy
- Melissa Leo - Sheri Quinn
- Tom O'Rourke - Peter Pehrens
- Robert Hogan - Judge Albert Scholl
- Brian Tarantina - Al Manos
- Leslie Hendrix - ME Rodgers
- Edwin J. McDonough - Patrik Collin
- Reade Kelly - Glen Malloran
- Jeff Woodman - Matthew Heller
- Helen Hanft - Vera
- Chuck Lewkowicz - Butcher
- Nance Williamson - Asst. ME Jansen
- Russ Vigilante - Gino
- Ian Alsup - Eric
- Ellie Dvorkin - Karen
- Angela K. Pierce - Gina
- Kevin Flynn - Uniformed Policeman
- Kelly Au Coin - Rich Porter
- Bruce McCarty - Roger Quinn
- David Warshofsky - Danny Miller
- Joel Garland - Ralph Carson
- Tanya Berezin - Arraignment Judge Lenz
- Alice Playten - Woman in Park
- P.J. Benjamin - Dr. Paul Garrett
- P.J. Brown - Bill Reade
- Andrea Navedo - Det. Ann Cordova
- Manon Halliburton - Animal Control Supervisor
- Fly Williams - Jimmy
- Leila Danette - Old Lady
- Joey Vega - Driver
- Tammi Clayton - Girl
- Michael Salconi - Ritter
- Eddie Trucco - Manning
- Scotty Dillon - Clerk
- Director(s):
- Don Scardino
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