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Orleans (1997)
Orleans is a short-lived American drama series that aired on CBS from January 7, 1997 through April 10, 1997. It ran for only 8 episodes. The series was said to be inspired by the experiences of creater producer Toni Graphia, who was the daughter of a Louisiana judge.
Orleans: Season 1 - 8 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot (1)
January 8, 1997
Jesse prosecutes a man who he believes is innocent of killing a senator who had just left Paulette's casino.
1x2 - Pilot (2)
January 8, 1997
Jesse prosecutes a man who he believes is innocent of killing a senator who had just left Paulette's casino.
1x3 - Why Did the Crawfish Cross the Road?
January 15, 1997
Luther is accused of violating the judge's Code of Conduct after a Tabloid news show catches him on hidden camera gambling at a party in his home. Meanwhile Rene assists Claude in the investigation of a drug dealer.
1x4 - Baby-Sitting
January 22, 1997
Claude reluctantly agrees to protect a casino owner who is set to testify against a powerful mob figure. Meanwhile, Paulette recieves a lucrative offer from the man to run his casino. Luther meets Rosalee's mother.
1x5 - Hijack
January 29, 1997
Thieves come about a riverboat casino where Paulette hosts a charity ball. They kidnap Paulette and rob the casino. Elsewhere, on the bayou, Jesse and Rene share a passionate reunion.
1x6 - Luther's Temptation
March 28, 1997
Mob Boss Vitelli makes Luther an offer; information about Luther's missing daughter in exchange for an aquittal for his son's killer, whom he wants to deal with, himself. Paulette turns to drugs when she fears she'll lose her casino.
1x7 - When the Saints Go Marching In
April 4, 1997
When Luther refuses Vitelli's offer, he hires Carraze to kill the judge. Carraze decides to let Luther go, after giving him a clue about his missing daughter. Gina Vitelli's fate could be decided when a gun goes missing during her trial.
1x8 - Missing
April 11, 1997
A rift forms between Luther and Rosalee when his ex-wife returns. Claude suspects Vitelli in the case of a missing child. Rene wants to get married.
Orleans: 1 Season
Actors in Orleans
Larry Hagman
Judge Luther Charbonnet
Michael Reilly Burke
Jesse Charbonnet
Vanessa Bell Calloway
Rosalee Clark
Melora Hardin
Gina Vitelli
Richard Fancy
Vincent Carraze
Cotter Smith
Bill Brennecke
Charles Durning
Frank Vitelli
Brett Cullen
Clade Charbonnet
Jerry Hardin
Leon Gillenwater
O'Neal Compton
Curtis Manzant
Lara Grice
Gloria
Colleen Flynn
Paulette Charbonnet
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