Episode 6— Everybody's Favorite Bagman
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George Dzundza
as Sergeant Max Greevey
Chris Noth
as Detective Mike Logan
Dann Florek
as Captain Donald 'Don' Cragen
Michael Moriarty
as Executive ADA Ben Stone
Richard Brooks
as ADA Paul Robinette
Steven Hill
as DA Adam Schiff
Roy Thinnes
as D.A. Alfred Wentworth
Trey Wilson
as Defense Attorney Eddie Cosmatos
Paul Guilfoyle
as Anthony Scalisi
Dick Latessa
as Manhattan Borough President Conti
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