"Sonata da Oz" | ||
Episode #: | 51 (6.03) | ![]() |
Season: | 6 | |
Air Date: | 1/19/2003 | |
Producers: | Levinson/Fontana/Finnerty | |
Writer: | Tom Fontana & Sunil Nayar | |
Director: | Judy Dennis | |
Synopsis: | ||
Beecher says goodbye to Keller; Schillinger has a disappointing visit with his hero, Mayor Loewen. Governor Devlin seeks a solution to his pardoning problem when Loewen threatens to call the press; Beecher is released from Oz; Norma pleads with Rebadow to convince Busmalis to see her; With Redding's boys moving to telemarketing, Glynn gives control of the kitchen to Pancamo; before Morales can tie up loose ends with Martinez, he dies from liver failure; Glynn has to face the truth about the toxic poisoning problem within Oz; down in solitary, Officer Brass spends some quality time with Morales; Hoyt begins to feel the effects of killing Kirk and is convinced he sees the devil; Ray gets a visit from Timothy Kirk's mother; when Cyril O'Reily becomes dependant on his sock-puppet Jericho, Sister Pete tries to take him away--and the state decides to give him electro-shock therapy; Cyril's appeal is denied and his execution date is set; a publishing snag prevents Hill's book from being published, and leads Said and the Muslims into a new business venture: book-binding; a reporter arrives to interview Said about his business and the reporter shoots him. | ||
Starring: | ||
KIRK ACEVEDO as Miguel Alvarez ERNIE HUDSON as Warden Leo Glynn TERRY KINNEY as Tim McManus RITA MORENO as Sister Peter Marie HAROLD PERRINEAU as Augustus Hill (RIP) J.K. SIMMONS as Vernon Schillinger LEE TERGESEN as Tobias Beecher EAMONN WALKER as Kareem Said DEAN WINTERS as Ryan O'Reily | ||
Also Starring: | ||
TOM ATKINS as Wilson Loewen BETTY LYNN BUCKLEY as Suzanne Fitzgerald ANTHONY CHISHOLM as Burr Redding JOEL GREY as Lemuel Idzik ZELJKO IVANEK as Governor James Devlin PATTI LuPONE as Stella Coffo CHRISTOPHER MELONI as Chris Keller GEORGE MORFOGEN as Robert Rebadow LAUREN VÉLEZ as Dr. Gloria Nathan SCOTT WILLIAM WINTERS as Cyril O'Reily B.D. WONG as Father Ray Mukada MICHAEL WRIGHT as Omar White GRANVILLE ADAMS as Zahir Arif ZUILL BAILEY as Eugene Dobbins (RIP) ROBERT CLOHESSY as Officer Sean Murphy ROXANNE HART as Jessica Kirk CARLOS LEON as Carlos Martinez TOM MARDIROSIAN as Agamemnon Busmalis ELLEN McELDUFF as Eleanor O'Connor MUMS as Arnold "Poet" Jackson R.E. RODGERS as James Robson KRISTIN ROHDE as Officer Claire Howell DAVID ZAYAS as Enrique Morales CHUCK ZITO as Chuck Pancamo | ||
With: | ||
ANDREA ANDERS as Donna Degenhart VICTOR BEVINE as D'Arta (Campaign Manager for Sen. Lakin) TIMOTHY L. BROWN as Officer Jason Armstrong MATTHEW COWLES as William Brandt CARL DiMAGGIO as Officer Len Lopresti MTUME GANT as Reggie Rawls TONY HOTY as Lionel Kelsch CHRISTOPHER NEAL JACKSON as Perry Loftus LAURIE KENNEDY as Sanford ANIL KUMAR as Menon TOM LIGON as Alvin Yood JOHN LURIE as Greg Penders MALIK as Kenaniah Maxwell MICHAEL RIVERA as Pablo Rosa BLAKE ROBBINS as Officer Dave Brass OTTO SANCHEZ as Chico Guerra MICHELLE SCHUMACHER as Norma Clark PHILIP V. SCOZZARELLA as Officer Joseph Mineo EVAN SEINFELD as Jaz Hoyt CATHERINE WOLF as Nurse Carol Grace BRENDAN KELLY as Wolfgang Cutler (Uncredited) | ||
Notes: | ||
This episode is narrated by Augustus Hill, with 'cello music played by deceased inmate Eugene Dobbins. Yood tells Beecher that Franklin Winthrop killed his father. Devlin has Wilson Loewen killed (Brandt does the actual deed and Kelsch caused a diversion). Idzik shoots Kareem Said dead. As a tie-in, Oz: Behind These Walls: The Journal of Augustus Hill will be available in stores February 18, 2003. It contains a complete episode guide of the first five seasons, written as if each episode was actually a day in Oz. This episode introduces: #02R104 Pablo Rosa. Convicted December 22, 2002. Involuntary Manslaughter. Sentence: 18 years, up for parole in 10. |