Jeff Goldblum wraps up his stint in the "Law & Order" universe with a gimmicky story of split-personalities. In this one Tom Limpinski gets to do the overacting honors as three disparate characters, a gimmick not conducive to the creation of a police procedural where evidence hunting to be fair to the audience generally plays fairer than this sort of connection, very quickly figured out by Jeff -who's read the script.
Lipinsky doesn't impress me at all, especially wen compared to the talented actresses like Joanne Woodwrd who have tackled this challenging assignment. Yet another gimmick is Jeff calling in his dad to help him on the cae, no less than Oscar-winner F. Murray Abraham. Two stunts in the casting department do not make it right.
Lipinsky doesn't impress me at all, especially wen compared to the talented actresses like Joanne Woodwrd who have tackled this challenging assignment. Yet another gimmick is Jeff calling in his dad to help him on the cae, no less than Oscar-winner F. Murray Abraham. Two stunts in the casting department do not make it right.