Oz S05E08

Oz - S05E08: Impotence

Feb 24, 2002IMDb : 7.6Crime, DramaSeason 5, Episode 8

Robson returns from solitary to discover he's been kicked out of the "Brotherhood" and moved to another cell. McManus tells Glynn he'll write a letter supporting Alvarez's bid for parole. Problem is, Alvarez attacks one of the parole board members and gets thrown back into solitary. Dr. Nathan's guilt worsens as Chucky slips into a coma from the septic infection. Schillinger tells new inmate Cutler he has to kill a black inmate to join the "Brotherhood" and Cutler selects Said as his victim. White's gets this information and goes to protect Said only they get into a tussle and Cutler almost dies. Rebadow gets to go see his dying grandson only to have to return later for the boy's funeral. Busmalis gets a letter from Norma who wants to visit. She does and brings surprising news. Beecher moves to make a confession during the interaction session. The result? Schillinger gets convicted of rape and is transferred to solitary indefinitely. Father Meehan touches a nerve with Ryan and forces him to acknowledge a childhood incident that scarred Ryan for life. A stabbing intended for Redding, claims an innocent inmate instead.

Director: Tom Fontana, Alex Zakrzewski

Cast: Lee Tergesen, Harold Perrineau, Dean Winters, Eamonn Walker, Ernie Hudson, Terry Kinney, Rita Moreno, J.K. Simmons

Oz S05E08 Synopsis

Stream Oz "Impotence" in HD quality on Goojara. This episode is rated an impressive 7.6/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 2002-02-24, this episode is part of Season 5 of Oz. Directed by Alex Zakrzewski, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Lee Tergesen, Harold Perrineau, Dean Winters among the cast. With a runtime of 59m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Crime and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Robson returns from solitary to discover he's been kicked out of the "Brotherhood" and moved to another cell. McManus tells Glynn he'll write a letter supporting Alvarez's bid for parole. Problem is, Alvarez attacks one of the parole board members an...