Oz, Season Four

Lisa Logan:
I'm what we call a segment producer. Each of our shows is divided into four ten-minute stories, anchored by a different newsman. I work for Jack Eldridge.

Leo Glynn:
Ah, I like Eldridge. He's a ball-buster. That piece you did on heating oil? You really tagged that corporate clown. Have a seat.

Lisa Logan:
We want to do a three-part series on Oswald. You know, "inside one of America's toughest prisons."

Leo Glynn:
No.

Lisa Logan:
No?

Leo Glynn:
Like I said, I saw what he did to that guy, and I don't want to be that guy.

Lisa Logan:
What have you got to hide?

Leo Glynn:
Nothing. But in the four years since we had the riot, life around here has been rough. Attitudes are just starting to settle down. You bring in a tv camera, you're going to stir the situation up.

Lisa Logan:
Well, I've spoken to the Commissioner, and he's agreed.

Leo Glynn:
I'll call the Governor.

Lisa Logan:
He also agreed.

Leo Glynn:
Well, if you already had permission, if you already knew it was a done deal, why'd you even ask me?

Lisa Logan:
To get your honest reaction.