Frank Collero Carl Lumbly as Mayor Christian Davidson Sarah Trigger as Elli Rooney - Danny's estranged wife Andrew Divoff as Andre "Frenchie" Desormeaux Mike Starr as Mickey Kinnear Robert Spillane as Bobby Rosemary Murphy as Christina Quinn - Cameron's mother Saverio Guerra as Sammy Feathers Courtney Jacquin as Janie Rooney - Danny and Elli's daughter Andrew Rothenberg as Shirt John St. Ryan as Bo Gregg Henry as Councilman Eeling (1997) Jack McGee as Leo (1997) Louis Lombardi as The Fat Man (1997) Reception and cancellation After its first episode in its regular timeslot on Wednesday, October 30, 1996, it was put on hiatus with CBS president Leslie Moonves promising that the show would be "relaunched" at a later date. The series was relaunched that spring from March 1, 1997, to April 2, 1997, but failed to garner a substantial audience. CBS canceled EZ Streets in April 1997 due to low ratings. The last episode, "Neither Have I Wings to Fly", never aired on CBS, although it was broadcast once in Canada. Critics criticized Moonves for not reairing the pilot and first series episode before the relaunch. Episodes Syndication In 2006, repeats of the series began airing on the new U.S. cable channel, Sleuth. All episodes, including the one not shown on CBS, were aired. Home media On May 23, 2006, Universal Studios released the 2-hour pilot episode and the episodes "Every Dog Has Its Day" and "One Acquainted with the Night" on a single DVD as part of its Brilliant But Cancelled series. Awards and nominations References External links The Wild The Not So Innocence and the EZ Streets: Why Did CBS Cancel the Year's Best Show? on Salon.com 1996 American television series debuts 1997 American television series endings 1990s American crime drama television series Television series created by Paul Haggis CBS original programming English-language television shows Television series by Universal Television Television shows set in Pennsylvania