Thomas's body. Parker blamed her for making Thomas go soft and turning against him and he went to attack her. Danielle stabbed Parker with a pair of scissors in self-defense. Meanwhile, Goren attends his final mandated therapy session with Dr. Gyson. She says that he is able to do his job, but he has anger and trust issues that will need ongoing treatment. She refers him to several therapists, but Goren doesn't want to begin with a new therapist when he already works well with her. Gyson insists that he will do fine, but Goren returns the cards and requests another session with her next week, which she agrees to. The episode ends as Goren leaves Gyson's office and seems surprised to find that Eames awaits him on the street, standing outside of her familiar black SUV. Eames asks if Goren still has his job, to which Goren replies in the affirmative. Eames informs him that news of a bank robbery has just come over the com line and that the pair could catch the case if they can "get there before the feds do." Goren looks at Eames wordlessly but searchingly as she gets in the driver's seat; Eames does the same as Goren gets in the passenger seat and buckles his seat belt. Goren breaks the silence by glancing at Eames and saying "Well, let's go," and the two drive off toward the crime scene. Guest stars James Van Der Beek as Rex Tamlyn: The ruthless, drug-addicted CEO of a social networking site. This is the only Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode that Van Der Beek has appeared in. Thad and Trent Luckinbill as Parker and Thomas Gaffney: Wealthy identical twins who file a lawsuit against a social networking site, claiming that the idea was stolen from them. The characters were largely inspired by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, who filed a lawsuit against Facebook alleging that creator Mark Zuckerberg had breached over copyright claims. Brandon Jacobs appears as a bouncer. Leslie Hendrix reprised her role as Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, a recurring character in the fictional universe of Law & Order. Production "To the Boy in the Blue Knit Cap" was directed by Jean de Segonzac, in his third episode of the season. This was the first Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode under the direction of Segonzac since the season ten episode "The Last Street in Manhattan".