Man, didn't that guy know? Getting found not guilty in the L&O universe is a death penalty, you won't even make it to the bottom of the courthouse steps.
A nice little touch: the way they were both talking at the end felt like the classic way they wrap up an episode. You know talking about motivations and such, made the gunshot more surprising
I mean... he kind of had it coming though. Let's be honest... you brutally murdered his brother in front of him, threatened to do the same his family members and then you get to walk? Nahhh.
Ditto. I was obsessed with the shows and couldn't or wouldn't get anything productive done at home. The tv died. I didnt replace it. Have moved on to Agatha Christie...and getting things done!
I remember catching it once, the first season, I was supposed to be studying in the common room, and I caught an episode and was hooked. I raved about it to people.
He played the defense attorney in a later episode, as the defendant's uncle I think - but he was so out of his depth that he didn't even know it. Jamie Ross was co-counsel and she sent him to the law library on 'research' to keep him out of the way during court
I didn’t get that impression. He was just listening to the exchange. Have you seen the whole episode? Those three black boys were not angels and only innocent specifically of murder. They bragged about having murdered him to everyone, getting them in hot water, and worse, were guilty of mutilating the body by lighting it on fire for kicks.
@@classicgunstoday1972 that would bring a charge of desecrating a corpse, and if concealing it possibly preventing the lawful burial of a body, neither of which mean they murdered someone. The difference is for murder the penalties range from death penalty to life imprisonment, meanwhile desecration carries a 7 year term. Big difference
Agreed! He came to my church once when I was a kid and when I asked him for an autograph and to sign my name as “Ricky” he misheard me and wrote “Vicki”. I remember being so disappointed but it’s honestly hilarious in hindsight.
He played a Rabbi in an old episode of, In The Heat of The Night. Hated Gillispie for burning down his Synagogue when he was a young man. A prejudice young man. Very good episode. Carroll O'Connor played Gillispie.
Like that woman who killed her daughter's abductor and let her daughter die so she could make her husband suffer? That guy was killed IN the courtroom during his bail hearing!
They were...realistic. As a kid I loved seeing Jack McCoy win. As an adult, I love seeing Ben Stone just try to find justice. And the losses were often indicative of something bigger
Even “SVU“ wasn’t afraid to have losses back in the day. Nowadays if there was a loss at the end of an episode, I have no doubt some fans would riot. Now that I think about it, maybe that’s why actual trials on “SVU“ are so few and far between these days, and why so many episodes end with an arrest.
The biggest crime I see here is, not being able to see all 20 seasons of this excellent series ON ANY streaming service on the internet! The entire 20 seasons is available on box set DVD’s for $237 though lol
Yeah, started recommending L&O videos to me the other day. Could say that since I did watch that one is why this one was then recommended, but even if you go by algorithyms and say it's because you watched or searched or mentioned, what would cause ALL these other people to be getting the same suggestions. IF everyone had been searching for Jerry Stiller, there would have to have been a reason we all were recently.
@Robert Colontonio was that directed at someone who deleted a comment? Because nobody who's left disputed your point... So I'm left wondering why you brought it up in the first place
@@LawAndOrderNBC you will never see this probably, but Universal just illegally trimmed all the branches/leaves off the trees in front of their building that the actor/writer picketers were using for shade during their protests. They weren’t universal’s trees and were on public property, yet the city could only levy a $250 fine. I thought, if this were Law & Order, a picketer would have died of heat stroke, the police would find the smoking gun memo from the studio head, authorizing it and adding “I hope they all drop dead!”, and the DA would have prosecuted him for manslaughter with depraved indifference! Then, at the end, after his conviction, he’d either get probation from the judge (a member of his country club, who won’t recuse himself), or he will take his private jet to his mansion in some country that doesn’t have extradition to the US. Please remember this Law & Order writers, what Universal tried to do to you and the actors!
That's because a lot of the cases deal with a lot of he said she said and not a lot of evidence. Plus children who tend to be unreliable or unable to testify. Plus the crimes are much more harsh.... especially if a child is involved. Parents do a lot of crazy things for there children.
Not gonna lie, this show has given me a much larger appreciation for the legal system. One of the guys I go to church with is a state prosecutor, and even though I don't live in New York (and though they might take some liberties with the process), it's cool to get a glimpse into that world
I wish there was a crime show Netflix. L&O/SVU/CI, NCIS, CSI, JAG, Bones, Chicago Fire/Med/PD, all the things. I'd pay up to $12.99/month for that and I'd get a HELLUVA lot of use out of it.
"So scared that you would let three innocent boys go to jail" "Those black boys, I thought after a while the charge would be dropped" In what parallel universe do you think that would happen? The Central Park 5 will still in jail for the crime that didn't committed when this episode was aired.
your view of the court system is incorrect. educate yourself. watch the murderers and attempted murderers, when they hit the news, look into their back round. you will be shocked...
@@keiyangyasmoli1819 and how would you know that? they were a bunch of kids, you honestly telling me your stereotypical racist ass really can see that these kids wouldn't care or blink twice wtf is wrong with you. All you see is a bunch of black kids from bad neighborhoods and already think they're thugs. YOU ARE THE PROBLEM! you have no idea what these boys would do or what they were actually like at this time. You can't pass judgment from just looking at them racist shit
@@keiyangyasmoli1819 Damn your racism is strong. You didn't know a damn thing about those young men except that they were black and therefore you condemned and convicted them. And no they didn't deserve to go to prison for something they didn't do. You are just a dumb asswipe
I was listening to this with my headphones on and I was also finished up a word-search book, so when I hard the gun shot my body got scared because the noise was that loud. Plus, I was waiting for it to happen in the beginning but then I thought it was a figure of speech cause my body relaxed when I thought it was over. It did not expect to hear a gun shot.
The problem with the writing for this show is that Adam NEVER EHHHHeVER thought his DA ever had a shot at winning at trial. "You've got nothing. Take the deal". Literally every episode.
To be fair, most episodes are close, and often go either way based on last minute information, usually either (a) hidden by the defendant or defendant’s mistress/wife/relative for shock value; or (b) discovered based random insight. Since prosecuting murder cases is expensive, it is prudent caution to pick battles so that the case’s conclusion is largely certain. Adam is just being a responsible administrator.
This episode just goes to show that Civil asset forfeiture laws should change until a person has been convicted of a charge that includes prison time. Do not make Civil asset forfeiture a threat where the prosecution can charge property and then steal said property from people without any conviction at all.
The lawyer for the brother in this episode is Jerry Stiller the late father of Ben Stiller and a very good actor and comedian in his own right and he was very good in this and I love him, he is the best.
Well, this one didnt fail him. Tangent wasn't on trial, Issac was. Issac was acquitted. But I do see what you are saying. Tangent probably would hav gotten off.
@@stormykeifer3118 You are right, and he did LOL. Shot him in the courthouse. But like really, man, couldnt you wait when there were NO witnesses? LOL. Now he IS going to go down for murder, just for someone else lol.
@@tellurye and ain't that just the shit of it??? The bad guy gets off but the vigilante gets the worst of the punishment!!!💋 I'm all about clever, street justice 😉😋
They lit the dead body of a murder victim on FIRE. And then bragged about killing him openly. Begging your pardon, but you tell me, who're the real punks here?
Also you can’t just up and leave after a verdict is given whether the verdict is guilty or not guilty. The judge will notify the court when it is adjourned and everyone must leave in a relatively quiet and orderly fashion or risk being held in contempt of court
Doing it right now. Up to season 11. It's not the same, but the formula could stand on it's own in some cases. There's a marathon on Sundance tv if you're up to it.
Despite the fact that this is a TV show, the moral of this episode is ...if he were honest from the beginning @ his "fear" and went to a LEA agency, maybe his brother would have still been alive. In addition, to allow three innocent people to take the "rap" for a crime they did not commit ...EVIL !
They didn't take anything, the charges were dropped? What happened did you hear black and suddenly lose the ability to hear anything else? Happens alot to idiots.
@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 that's pretty obviously what happened to you, he was willing to let the innocents take the rap for most of the storyline which is what the op is obviously referring to. That's evil even if the evildoer eventually has a change of heart.
@@HoldenNY22 are highly disbelieve that you're younger than 30 because I'm 25 and I still remember being a little kid and people being able to bring their guns literally everywhere even on an airplane or a bus. Because when I went to go see my grandmother in April of 2001 you could still bring guns everywhere. You have to be younger than I am to not remember it. Now you can't even bring guns into a bus or train depot or an airport. Cuz there metal detectors would go off.
I would think that it would probably be easy to deal with this. “I am guilty of murdering that man. I felt certain that, free, he would take bloody vengeance upon my family for my daring to testify against him. Furthermore, I felt that the justice system had failed me. I will take whatever punishment you deem appropriate. I wish to get this over with as quickly as possible so that I may begin to serve whatever sentence you give me.”
Oh my goodness, that was Busmalis. It's funny how you always see actors from L&O in Oz or vice versa. Remember when Harold Martineau played a captured rapist whose activities had been curtailed a few years earlier when he was hit by a bus? He wasn't very convincing as a rapist and not because of the wheelchair. I looked at his eyes and all I could see was Augustus Hill. Best of all was when JK Simmons went from being Vern Schillinger, leader of the Neo Nazis, to playing the kindly Dr. Skoda, court psychiatrist.
@@MsLogjam That Skoda part would be awesome I bet he only worked just a few hours per episode at most.I wonder what he got paid per episode and how much time it took him.
the only reason i can think of is if these videos were already uploaded, but hidden/private. then when the channel got the go ahead (network permissions or time constraints) then made the videos publicly accessible.
"The sensation flowed into his veins like fresh warm blood. It was the feeling that you got when the law ran out, and you looked into a mocking face on the other side of it and you decided that you couldn’t go on living if you did not step over the line and do one clean thing" -Terry Pratchett, Jingo
Man, didn't that guy know? Getting found not guilty in the L&O universe is a death penalty, you won't even make it to the bottom of the courthouse steps.
yeah just like being a female on the campus of Hudson University.10 out of 10 times something really tragic will happen her at that school.
Not most of the time
just like the guy who threatened McCoy
Law & Order Kosher edition
1talldaddy Well that’s a lie if I ever heard one.
A nice little touch: the way they were both talking at the end felt like the classic way they wrap up an episode. You know talking about motivations and such, made the gunshot more surprising
Not as surprising as your comment without the spoiler alert
5 or 6 session with your therapist and you'll be just fine.
@@conephompany its the title of the video, is this a joke
@@conephompany Jesus fucking Christ this is from years ago. Grow up.
I saw the episode title (or at least, the video title) and the gunshot STILL made me jump.
I mean... he kind of had it coming though. Let's be honest... you brutally murdered his brother in front of him, threatened to do the same his family members and then you get to walk? Nahhh.
Facts
Yep. If the court fails to give justice, citizens will.
@@scillavanilla5356 Yup
He called her biznatch! And he just walk? Nahhhhhh!
right there with you brother
A man with nothing left to lose is dangerous. He can do nothing to harm himself, and everything to harm you.
Omg. I thought this would be a joke but have been BINGE WATCHING IT!! They have the BEST actors back in those days. I miss it.
Honest same here
Ditto. I was obsessed with the shows and couldn't or wouldn't get anything productive done at home. The tv died. I didnt replace it. Have moved on to Agatha Christie...and getting things done!
I remember catching it once, the first season, I was supposed to be studying in the common room, and I caught an episode and was hooked. I raved about it to people.
I wonder if it had anything to do with not using the best looking person all the time but regular look and talent.
@@jamsaidemelo1367 I'm thinking the same thing...
It's about look nowadays
Jerry Stiller was a beast of an actor. Comedy, drama, didn’t matter. He crushed it all.
He played the defense attorney in a later episode, as the defendant's uncle I think - but he was so out of his depth that he didn't even know it. Jamie Ross was co-counsel and she sent him to the law library on 'research' to keep him out of the way during court
The original "Taking of Pelham 1,2,3"....he steals it
They should've just skipped the court and hosted the airing of grievances. Festivus doesn't end until the defendant is wrestled to the ground.
👌👏👍
Drama is straightforward, but comedy is difficult and multivariate.
"Those black boys".
*Judge gives a side eye*
It was always assumed that when you blamed it on a black person, it was no big deal, that no white person (s) would be accused. Not anymore.
@@vt-yp7yq That's not true at all; you just made that up in your head. If you actually learned that from someone, then that person is a racist liar.
v t you right
Ron Froehlich welcome to history of America
@@ronfroehlich4697
What he said is definitely true
3:50 I love the side-eye the judge gives the guy in the stand when the innocent black boys were mentioned.
Great touch
I didn’t get that impression. He was just listening to the exchange. Have you seen the whole episode? Those three black boys were not angels and only innocent specifically of murder. They bragged about having murdered him to everyone, getting them in hot water, and worse, were guilty of mutilating the body by lighting it on fire for kicks.
@@classicgunstoday1972 only innocent specifically of murder? What. A. Joke.
@@thabeasst they mutilated the dead body by lighting it on fire and bragging they’d killed him for attention.
@@classicgunstoday1972 that would bring a charge of desecrating a corpse, and if concealing it possibly preventing the lawful burial of a body, neither of which mean they murdered someone. The difference is for murder the penalties range from death penalty to life imprisonment, meanwhile desecration carries a 7 year term. Big difference
RIP Jerry Stiller you were an amazing actor not just a comedian. 👏
Serenity Now!
@@dashiellsisson9263 we will start with the feats of strength!
Agreed! He came to my church once when I was a kid and when I asked him for an autograph and to sign my name as “Ricky” he misheard me and wrote “Vicki”. I remember being so disappointed but it’s honestly hilarious in hindsight.
@@martionman231 We should probably air our grevencies first!!
He played a Rabbi in an old episode of, In The Heat of The Night. Hated Gillispie for burning down his Synagogue when he was a young man. A prejudice young man. Very good episode. Carroll O'Connor played Gillispie.
There is no place more dangerous in the L&O universe than the courtroom and the court steps.
Legit, go out the side entrance or something, goddamn.
Central Park, Hudson University and the Bronx are all dangerous places in that universe.
Especially when the jury gives a not guilty verdict, that's the sign to get the hell out of there.
I think someone brought a gun into the courtroom once when Kincaid was in there, they killed the guilty guy and she got blood splattered on her.
Like that woman who killed her daughter's abductor and let her daughter die so she could make her husband suffer? That guy was killed IN the courtroom during his bail hearing!
These early L&O episodes were the best. The losses really stung.
back when there were losses... SVU only loses to set up a win later on.
toag sad but very true
They were...realistic. As a kid I loved seeing Jack McCoy win. As an adult, I love seeing Ben Stone just try to find justice. And the losses were often indicative of something bigger
Really enjoyed this thinking show in the day.
Even “SVU“ wasn’t afraid to have losses back in the day. Nowadays if there was a loss at the end of an episode, I have no doubt some fans would riot.
Now that I think about it, maybe that’s why actual trials on “SVU“ are so few and far between these days, and why so many episodes end with an arrest.
The biggest crime I see here is, not being able to see all 20 seasons of this excellent series ON ANY streaming service on the internet! The entire 20 seasons is available on box set DVD’s for $237 though lol
or you can watch night court for free on youtube... definitely not the same effect...
Cassius Plot still a great laugh !! Haha
peacock my guy
Go to flixhq.net you will get all the law and order you want
Pirate Bay ;-)
Why is utube suddenly recommending this channel to everyone?? Its weird, most comments on its videos are fairly recent
M H was thinking the same
You might have watched The King of Queens, or mentioned Jerry Stiller, or watched a cop show . . ?
@@rogerscottcathey nope lol
With game of thrones ending I guess TH-cam thought that we should just watch reruns of old TV shows.
Yeah, started recommending L&O videos to me the other day. Could say that since I did watch that one is why this one was then recommended, but even if you go by algorithyms and say it's because you watched or searched or mentioned, what would cause ALL these other people to be getting the same suggestions. IF everyone had been searching for Jerry Stiller, there would have to have been a reason we all were recently.
Jerry stiller before Seinfeld,,,, before the king of Queens.... Good work..
I was half expecting Jason Alexander to pop up
Jerry Stiller been a character actor for a long time going back to the 1970s.
Actually Seinfeld started in May 1990 and this episode of L&O was from April 1992.
@Robert Colontonio was that directed at someone who deleted a comment? Because nobody who's left disputed your point... So I'm left wondering why you brought it up in the first place
@@subman23 Why do you care. Relax. Maybe get a hobby and just keep on wondering.
Been waiting so long to see season one again. This stands the test of time.
We're so glad to read that! We are currently working on bringing you guys all the best of Season 1 ;)
@@LawAndOrderNBC what NBC did to the series at the end was a fucking disgrace
Wait the LO channel actually replies to comments!?
@@LawAndOrderNBC you will never see this probably, but Universal just illegally trimmed all the branches/leaves off the trees in front of their building that the actor/writer picketers were using for shade during their protests. They weren’t universal’s trees and were on public property, yet the city could only levy a $250 fine. I thought, if this were Law & Order, a picketer would have died of heat stroke, the police would find the smoking gun memo from the studio head, authorizing it and adding “I hope they all drop dead!”, and the DA would have prosecuted him for manslaughter with depraved indifference! Then, at the end, after his conviction, he’d either get probation from the judge (a member of his country club, who won’t recuse himself), or he will take his private jet to his mansion in some country that doesn’t have extradition to the US. Please remember this Law & Order writers, what Universal tried to do to you and the actors!
"MY CLIENT IS NOT CLEVER ENOUGH TO HATCH A SCHEME LIKE THIS"
"you got that right"
@@CruisingBy4 What the hell does that mean?
@@Afalstein
It means whatever you want it to mean.
@@chuchulainn9275 You saying you want a piece of me?
What the hell is that suppose to mean?!!!
You know, when Law & Order did this, it was actually shocking. In SVU it happened so damn much it made the cops look fucking incompetent.
Strange how SVI is the worst in the franchise yet is seemingly the most popular.
@@madouc5754 Glad the original is coming back.
That's because a lot of the cases deal with a lot of he said she said and not a lot of evidence. Plus children who tend to be unreliable or unable to testify. Plus the crimes are much more harsh.... especially if a child is involved. Parents do a lot of crazy things for there children.
Defense attorney is acting like he's in an audition for West Side Story.
Or a young Chazz Palminteri
Ray Genadry, very handsome.
"Mariiiiaaaa!! I hear the sound and there's musiiic!!"
Judge: "Counselor, why does your client's associate have a bat in my courtroom?"
Defense attorney: "Gonna be a rumble later, Your Honor."
Judge: "Counselor, why does your client's associate have a bat in my courtroom?"
Defense attorney: "Gonna be a rumble later, Your Honor."
Why this is coming up no idea but good watching it, what a show
He was found Not Guilty.......
But he was also found Not Alive.
Ripped from the headlines?
(theme music plays)
He was guilty... it was street justice... well deserved
@@incarnateTheGreat (Horatio Caine puts on his sunglasses) YEAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!
Not Guilty of life
Law & order always having great storytelling that didn't shy away from ugly subjects. The 'good guys' didn't always win either.
The coward finally grew a spine.
Great writing. Good job acting too. 🎯
I loved the first Law & Order. It was so compelling and original!
I'm so happy all the Law and Order series are going to be streaming soon. Having cut off cable long ago, I've missed this program so much.
Not gonna lie, this show has given me a much larger appreciation for the legal system. One of the guys I go to church with is a state prosecutor, and even though I don't live in New York (and though they might take some liberties with the process), it's cool to get a glimpse into that world
I would like the old law and order on Netflix. I've been watching this show since I was 4 years old.
It actually used to be on Netflix but they took it off.
@@RexTheDinosaur1 I didn't know that. I know that SVU was on American Netflix but we don't have that here in Canada.
Try hey have Law and Order SVU on Amazon Prime
I wish there was a crime show Netflix.
L&O/SVU/CI, NCIS, CSI, JAG, Bones, Chicago Fire/Med/PD, all the things.
I'd pay up to $12.99/month for that and I'd get a HELLUVA lot of use out of it.
Aaron James Criminal minds is on Netflix
"So scared that you would let three innocent boys go to jail"
"Those black boys, I thought after a while the charge would be dropped"
In what parallel universe do you think that would happen? The Central Park 5 will still in jail for the crime that didn't committed when this episode was aired.
your view of the court system is incorrect. educate yourself. watch the murderers and attempted murderers, when they hit the news, look into their back round. you will be shocked...
sinkingbugger you obviously didn’t read what he said he is literally talking about the Central Park 5 you should look into that because he’s right
@@keiyangyasmoli1819 and how would you know that? they were a bunch of kids, you honestly telling me your stereotypical racist ass really can see that these kids wouldn't care or blink twice wtf is wrong with you. All you see is a bunch of black kids from bad neighborhoods and already think they're thugs. YOU ARE THE PROBLEM! you have no idea what these boys would do or what they were actually like at this time. You can't pass judgment from just looking at them racist shit
@@keiyangyasmoli1819 Damn your racism is strong. You didn't know a damn thing about those young men except that they were black and therefore you condemned and convicted them. And no they didn't deserve to go to prison for something they didn't do. You are just a dumb asswipe
Charlo Walliset wow one case
Hard to believe I started watching this series when I was 23 and lived in New York. That was 30 years ago. The more things change ...
Where do you live now
@@kaycampbell364 Virginia.
Holy crap, you know you're in trouble when the federal prosecutor is Jubal Early.
SirLyonhart I read all the comments just to see who will recognize him...
I’m so happy I’m not the only one...
@@Sam_Chikane me too!
That's why I'm scrolling too. :)
Since Jubal has been alive since Earth that was, I imagine he's just still out there floating through the verse.
"You don't have a patch of ground to stand on, Mr. SHORE"
Michael Moriarty plays righteous better than anyone.
misterjag he wouldn't be related to actress Cathy Moriarty wouldn't he?
It should be noted that Moriarty is a religous freak and alt-Nazi. He's just playing himself.
@@simpleelectrician1296 really? Whats he said or done? Thats surprising to me.
As one of the few italian fans of this beautiful show, I'm so glad to watch these wonderful clips from the good old days
raoul amitrano my father loved L&O
What the heck dies your ethnic background have to do with it?
@@spivackl Maybe he is referring to being from Italy? In any case, what's wrong with mentioning his ethnic background?
D.A. - "We will strip your family bare"
Counselor - "Serenity now...serenity now!!"
Well, isn't "airing of grievances" a big part of Festivus?
In the L&O Televised Universe, you either live with a jury verdict or die after being acquitted of murder.
Would pretty much watch Stephen Hill read the phone book. (Definitely carbon dating myself with that reference.😂)
Do you remember him in the early Mission Impossible TV series? He was great there too!
They would not know your age because carbon dating is not accurate
Steven Hill in the early L&O yes. Near the end of his run, he was struggling a lot, it was hard to watch.
M Hammer I Love that the name of Adam Schiff, that brilliantly eloquent operative FOR justice, still goes on in real life.
@@benjaminluebberst168 it is for the things it was designed for.
THAT LAWYER HAS SOME GRIEVANCES TO AIR WITH THE LOT OF YOU!
Good one 🤣
When the court system fails you take matters into your own hands...
That moment when you realize that you’ll be safer IN prison than out of it.
I was listening to this with my headphones on and I was also finished up a word-search book, so when I hard the gun shot my body got scared because the noise was that loud. Plus, I was waiting for it to happen in the beginning but then I thought it was a figure of speech cause my body relaxed when I thought it was over. It did not expect to hear a gun shot.
The problem with the writing for this show is that Adam NEVER EHHHHeVER thought his DA ever had a shot at winning at trial. "You've got nothing. Take the deal". Literally every episode.
He was right. His DA lost…
To be fair, most episodes are close, and often go either way based on last minute information, usually either (a) hidden by the defendant or defendant’s mistress/wife/relative for shock value; or (b) discovered based random insight.
Since prosecuting murder cases is expensive, it is prudent caution to pick battles so that the case’s conclusion is largely certain. Adam is just being a responsible administrator.
He's an elected official, so got to keep those conviction rates up to look good.
Every. Single. Episode.
This episode just goes to show that Civil asset forfeiture laws should change until a person has been convicted of a charge that includes prison time. Do not make Civil asset forfeiture a threat where the prosecution can charge property and then steal said property from people without any conviction at all.
This…wasn’t caf…
Well, here's the thing....they were telling him what would happen to the guy if they convicted him.
Jerry is an awesome actor. He's amazing.
Seeing Jerry Stiller just made me think somehow Arthur Spooner found himself appointed a random guy's lawyer
The lawyer for the brother in this episode is Jerry Stiller the late father of Ben Stiller and a very good actor and comedian in his own right and he was very good in this and I love him, he is the best.
Marsha Lois Camille Philpotts Jerry Stiller is still alive (79yo)
Law and order 2019? Ok I’ll bite
I wanna watch this series again. SUV is all well and good but I remember watching his as a kid. Awesome show.
Law & Order: Sport Utility Vehicle
It's very funny seeing the detective from The Stuff and Costanza's Dad in a trial against Busmalis from Oz.
All I can hear when I see the old guy with wavy hair is “NOT A DIME OVER TEN!”
I wish Frank Costanza was the DA and Estelle Costanza were the defense attorney. Perfect episode material right there.
The judge's side-eye at 3:50 was spot-on. I'd have been doing that too.
Someone in wardrobe needs to be fired for that horrible three-piece. Literally killed my suspension of disbelief lol.
By God when the courts fail you, revert back to street justice🤔😜
strmynghts50 k oml
Well, this one didnt fail him. Tangent wasn't on trial, Issac was. Issac was acquitted. But I do see what you are saying. Tangent probably would hav gotten off.
@@tellurye right on, I believe victim's and their families should be the ones to decide the criminal's fate!!!😉💋
@@stormykeifer3118 You are right, and he did LOL. Shot him in the courthouse. But like really, man, couldnt you wait when there were NO witnesses? LOL. Now he IS going to go down for murder, just for someone else lol.
@@tellurye and ain't that just the shit of it??? The bad guy gets off but the vigilante gets the worst of the punishment!!!💋 I'm all about clever, street justice 😉😋
The honking of cars in the background though
No crazy, dramatic music when that shot and apprehension went down. That hit hard.
Judge: *BAM BAM* Murder in the court!! Murder in the court!! *BAM BAM*
But he didn't care about those three children's family ...what a punk
They lit the dead body of a murder victim on FIRE. And then bragged about killing him openly. Begging your pardon, but you tell me, who're the real punks here?
Omg it’s Jerry, I mean Arthur, I mean it’s Jerry Stiller.
Well, when your witness lied and lied before, what can the jury believe?
0:04 This guy barely moves his mouth and a whole paragraph full of emotion comes out.
Also you can’t just up and leave after a verdict is given whether the verdict is guilty or not guilty. The judge will notify the court when it is adjourned and everyone must leave in a relatively quiet and orderly fashion or risk being held in contempt of court
I love the look that Judge gave him.
I saw the title and I was like what you mean murder in the cost? 😂💀
Threaten a man's family, when that's all he has left? Yeah...that's a guy with nothing left to lose.
It's so weird hearing savage used the normal way when I've grown used to hearing it as the trendy/slang way (meaning "cool" "unfiltered" "bold" ect)
Bucket List: Binge watch EVERY L&O episode ever made, from pilot to the final...i think its over 450 episodes?
Do it. You'll have a great time
Doing it right now. Up to season 11. It's not the same, but the formula could stand on it's own in some cases. There's a marathon on Sundance tv if you're up to it.
Why so hard to find the full episodes???
Isaac fell victim to fear, and greed, and finally, his own guilt over what he'd done.
Despite the fact that this is a TV show, the moral of this episode is ...if he were honest from the beginning @ his "fear" and went to a LEA agency, maybe his brother would have still been alive. In addition, to allow three innocent people to take the "rap" for a crime they did not commit ...EVIL !
They didn't take anything, the charges were dropped? What happened did you hear black and suddenly lose the ability to hear anything else? Happens alot to idiots.
@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 that's pretty obviously what happened to you, he was willing to let the innocents take the rap for most of the storyline which is what the op is obviously referring to. That's evil even if the evildoer eventually has a change of heart.
this episode, i believe is what jump started the L&O franchise we’ve grown to know and love
The ending was loaded!
Recommendations are weird
And yet here we are lol x
Came here because it was recommended by TH-cam.. I love it 😀
Why do these actors look like young versions of famous people that I cant quite recognize?
I really miss this show.
You'd think they'd beef up security by now, place is like freaking Fallujah when a not guilty verdict comes up😄
How did he get a gun past the Guards? Maybe Security wasn't as tight those days.
Before 9/11, everything was way more relaxed.
You must be younger than 30. 9/11 changed everything in this country.
@@mikeabel7577 Unfortunately, I'm not younger than 30. But maybe 18 years ago is still a long time ago.
@@HoldenNY22 are highly disbelieve that you're younger than 30 because I'm 25 and I still remember being a little kid and people being able to bring their guns literally everywhere even on an airplane or a bus. Because when I went to go see my grandmother in April of 2001 you could still bring guns everywhere. You have to be younger than I am to not remember it. Now you can't even bring guns into a bus or train depot or an airport. Cuz there metal detectors would go off.
RexTheDinosaur1 ah, but 9/11 happened after April of 2001, so your memory isn't as good as you think it is.
I would think that it would probably be easy to deal with this.
“I am guilty of murdering that man. I felt certain that, free, he would take bloody vengeance upon my family for my daring to testify against him. Furthermore, I felt that the justice system had failed me. I will take whatever punishment you deem appropriate.
I wish to get this over with as quickly as possible so that I may begin to serve whatever sentence you give me.”
I believe this is happened too many times in real life yet we still have never fixed the issue
Everyone’s talking about Stiller... all I can hear is Jubal Early 😂
These closings are an exception to most excerpts. They are the whole point of the show.
Wow, there's the guy thst should have played Jack Ruby in Oswald.
Rest in pepperoni Jerry Stiller
Justice...one way or another.
I forgot how good the acting was on Law and Order. I should really go back and re-watch the show.
Only 8 seasons of classic Law & Order are currently on Peacock, get entire catalog, especially Criminal Intent and then I'll subscribe.
Hey it's Frank costanza (Jerry stiller) from Seinfeld!!!😆🤣😂
Busmalis gets found not guilty. Must've been some other offence that got him sent to Oz.
Oh my goodness, that was Busmalis. It's funny how you always see actors from L&O in Oz or vice versa. Remember when Harold Martineau played a captured rapist whose activities had been curtailed a few years earlier when he was hit by a bus? He wasn't very convincing as a rapist and not because of the wheelchair. I looked at his eyes and all I could see was Augustus Hill. Best of all was when JK Simmons went from being Vern Schillinger, leader of the Neo Nazis, to playing the kindly Dr. Skoda, court psychiatrist.
If he survived getting shot.
Lol...
@@MsLogjam That Skoda part would be awesome I bet he only worked just a few hours per episode at most.I wonder what he got paid per episode and how much time it took him.
As the man said all he has was family and that day his brother finally got justice.
Jerry stiller from king of queens
From a lot more than that. He's an old-school comedian.
I love the inane thumbnail 😂
it called Murder in the Court and I was waiting for the murder
Oh, man. I accidentally touch this thumbnail while scrolling. Now I’m going to get Law & Order recommendations up the...
Funny , yeah I know but they are good.. I'm in lockdown... So
I clicked on this solely because of the thumbnail.
It Doesn’t Make Sense. How Come This Channel Did Not Come Up In All My Previous Searches Of Law And Order1?$
I am asking the same question.
the only reason i can think of is if these videos were already uploaded, but hidden/private. then when the channel got the go ahead (network permissions or time constraints) then made the videos publicly accessible.
As though there wasn't' ANY forensic evidence? Who's cane was used? Just like TV Drama, pieces Are missing...
Not easy to get forensic evidence in the 80s and early 90s, the technology wasn't there
By the time they had any reason to suspect him, unless he was a completely incompetent killer, the forensics were long gone.
jesus this show has been on TV (or a variant) for freaking ever
Justice must be served. One way or another.
Murdering a murderer at the end
I love Jerry Stiller so much
9:49 is where you want
Thx
You hero
That lawyer probably missing his simple life of panning for gold
"The sensation flowed into his veins like fresh warm blood. It was the feeling that you got when the law ran out, and you looked into a mocking face on the other side of it and you decided that you couldn’t go on living if you did not step over the line and do one clean thing" -Terry Pratchett, Jingo