I did a job for Halliwell, and then I decided to stay in town and enjoy the sights.
The sights? From where, Zagat's Guide to S&M Dungeons?
Law & Order · Season 19, Episode 22
“The Drowned and the Saved” · Season 19, Episode 22
In this episode: Jack McCoy (2), Connie Rubirosa (2), Gov. Donald Shalvoy (2), Michael Cutter (1)
I did a job for Halliwell, and then I decided to stay in town and enjoy the sights.
The sights? From where, Zagat's Guide to S&M Dungeons?
Seems like every day we hear about another corrupt civil servant. Corrupt banker, businessman, athlete. Seems that behind every success story of the last ten years, a scandal is exploding. We're facing a rising sea of corruption. And we wonder who will be the next to be drowned? Who will be saved? And what will become of our good works? When will it stop, Donald, and who will stop it?
If you expect me to implicate Rita and jeopardize my family...
Your family? They're campaign props you used to get elected. They mean as much to you as balloons and bumper stickers. Your whoring proves it!
Be careful, Jack. I'll attribute that to the stress of your campaign. I know you're in a dead heat with Joe Chappell. I also know a few things about Joe, maybe could swing them numbers your way.
You're trying to buy me off?
You're worried about your good works, Jack. How are you going to safeguard them if you're not in the game anymore?
What do you want?
Your resignation, Governor, with your reputation, such as it is, intact. Just say you're leaving office to support your wife and family in a time of personal crisis.
That wasn't the deal. McCoy said I'd stay in office.
I'm not Jack McCoy.
[raises a glass before the election] May we live to fight another day.
Hear, hear.
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