Jill Hennessy
Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh
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- 1. Pilot Sep 24, 2001
- Medical examiner Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh returns to Boston and a former job.
- 2. The Dawn of a New Day Oct 1, 2001
- Jordan investigates the death of a cabbie after an interview with his wife.
- 3. The Ties That Bind Oct 8, 2001
- Jordan goes to a prison to confirm her hunch that a corrections officer was killed on the job.
Crossing Jordan: Created by Tim Kring. With Jill Hennessy, Miguel Ferrer, Ravi Kapoor, Steve Valentine. Brash, stubborn and resourceful ME Jordan Cavanaugh revives her career in Boston, occasionally breaking the rules and ticking off the cops or her co-workers.
Crossing Jordan is an American crime drama television series created by Tim Kring, that aired on NBC from September 24, 2001, to May 16, 2007. It stars Jill Hennessy as Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh, a crime-solving forensic pathologist employed in the Massachusetts Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
Jordan and Detective Lois Carver team up to investigate the death of a senator's daughter and cross paths with a pushy reporter. Bug and Nigel try to respect Jewish law while looking into the death of a man involved in an automobile accident.
Crossing Jordan. Every day at 12 PM Central. Following the sudden death of her mother, gifted forensic pathologist Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh (Jill Hennessy) develops an obsession for solving violent crimes. Working in the Boston Medical Examiner’s Office, she teams up with medical examiners like Dr. Trey Sanders (Mahershala Ali), homicide ...
When a mysterious blackout hits the city, Jordan and Bug find themselves trapped in the middle of a multi-car pile-up in the Ted Williams Tunnel.
Sep 23, 2001 · Crossing Jordan. Smart, conflicted and unconventional, Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh (Jill Hennessy) is a forensic pathologist whose obsession for solving homicides goes beyond the autopsy table.
Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh is a brilliant yet irascible Boston medical examiner with a checkered past and a penchant for going beyond the call of duty to solve crimes.
