Talk:Prescription for Death

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Trivia section[edit]

The following seems like it has a lot of material that should be in another article.

Logan's father is alive and well thanks to a heart transplant he had in a hospital seven years prior to this episode. At the time of this episode, his character was dating a woman named Maggie. [1]

Cragen reveals that back when he and Max were partners, he had a drinking problem. He didn't 'look or act' drunk, but he went to his first AA meeting after he found himself standing in the middle of Lexington Avenue with his gun pointed at a taxi driver because he 'didn't like the way he was honking his horn' at him. Logan learns of this for the first time when Greevey uses Cragen's previous alcoholism as an example of how a drunk does not always look or act drunk. [3]

Greevey reveals that in 1982, he hit his head on a radiator during a scuffle with a suspect. The first doctor diagnosed a brain tumor, but Greevey sought a second opinion, which revealed that it was actually a subdural hematoma. Ever since he's been suspicious of doctors, feeling they believe that they are God. [4]

Can this be done? - Tbsdy lives (talk) 10:44, 16 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Perhaps each of these sections could be added to their respective characters? - --Joshuaselig (talk) 16:22, 25 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]