Homicide: The Subway (6.07) Part 1

Homicide: Life On The Street
The Subway (6.07)(aired: December 5, 1997)
As dozens of commuters look on in horror, John Lange (Vincent D'Onofrio) falls between the cars of a subway train. No one, however, is quite certain whether Lange fell accidentally, jumped, or was deliberately pushed. But the homicide detectives on the scene are certain about one disturbing fact: If any attempt is made to move Lange, he will probably die on the spot. As the grimly philosophical Lange awaits the inevitable, the detectives search for two people -- one of whom may be a killer.

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[NewEnglandSportsDude]

this show was like, wayy better than Law & Order

[mrj24]

i remeber this episode. By far one of the best!!!! D'onofrio is a damn good actor

[wrrabec]

Is this just made up or it could really happen?

[harrysjulie]

I can't believe how coldly everyone is behaving towards him!

[C Cannon]

This was the one episode that I could not watch. I saw those legs and just turned the television off...

[wbftlocal15]

and the subway entrance was at shot tower the next station over

[wbftlocal15]

this was shot here in baltimore the subway station it was john hopkins during the show it was called inner harbor

[TRKizm]

I read some where this was based on a NYPD Det. telling of a similar incident on "Taxi cab confessions" - "...when a person is pinned between the train & platform it's like taking a plastic bag and twisting it around your wrist..." - more or less that's what he said

[caseyrook]

Does anyone here think its a coincedimce that VDO is left handed? Just wondering because I share that trait with him and believe that Robert Goren is virtually the definition of a lefty. Creative, deals with.facts...

[Jaime8908]

does anyone have episode 5?

[imanrashida]

i just read about another psychopathic tendancy that gives people pleasure in pushin others infront of trains or cars so i guess the statistics have just changed if you include this