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"Happily Ever After" is the fifth episode of NBC's legal drama Law & Order. It originally aired on October 23, 1990.

Plot

A millionaire and his wife are attacked in their parking garage. The husband dies and his wife is wounded. The only witness was drunk, so Logan and Greevey await the wife's account of events, which seems too well-rehearsed to be credible.

Cast

Law

• George Dzundza - Det. Sgt. Max Greevey
• Chris Noth - Det. Mike Logan
• Dann Florek - Capt. Don Cragen

Order

• Michael Moriarty - Exec. A.D.A. Ben Stone
• Richard Brooks - A.D.A. Paul Robinette
• Steven Hill - D.A. Adam Schiff

Guest Stars

• Roxanne Hart - Janet Ralston
• Bob Gunton - Gil Himes
• Barton Heyman - Victor Norris
• Kelly Neal - Willie Tivnan
• Meg Mundy - Helen Ralston
• Chip Zien - Caris Corfman
• Richard Poe - Forensic Scientist
• Philip Bosco - Gordon Schell
• Doris Belack - Arraignment Judge
• Joyce Reehling - Ellen Kirst
• Faith Prince - Tracy Stark
• David Little - Matt Luck
• Mary Elaine Monti - Dorothy Luck
• Vanessa Williams - Vera
• Aida Turturro - Carmen
• Joseph Palmas - Liu
• Joe Lisi - Morrell
• Nancy Fichman - Magnani
• Edward Seamon - Conrad
• Steven Gilborn - Judge Marton
• David Brisbin - Dr. Bennett
• Linda Atkinson - Vitello
• F.X. Vitolo - Plainclothes Officer
• Louis Cantarini - Guard
• Gregory Chase - Alan Ralston
• Chester A. Sims II - Jury Foreman (as Chester A. Sims)
• Gilbert Cruz - Paramedic

Allusions

This episode appears to be based on the Charles Stuart case.