Living A Double Life | Law & Order
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After the detectives are called to a scene to investigate a stabbing, they eventually end up exposing a corrupt bio-research medical firm that has been experimenting with cells from a man who's been dead for 50 years.
Season 20, Episode 21, Immortal
When Jerome Turner (guest star Terence Archie) dies of stab wounds upon arrival at a hospital, Detectives Cyrus Lupo (Jeremy Sisto) and Kevin Bernard (Anthony Anderson) are called in to investigate. They soon discover that, unknown to everyone, Turner was leading a double life. Family tensions escalate as the detectives begin to unravel secrets of an exploited family.
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Henrietta Lacks. She was born with an interesting genetic defect. Her cells replicate with no mutations. Meaning that even as her actual body decayed with age, her cells would be immortal so long as cared for in a lab. Her DNA was harvested for a study into her cancer, but upon discovery of her cell's special trait, doctors and scientists multiplied her cells without her knowledge and without her consent. Her family would not learn of what scientists had done until the late 1970s. Her cells became instrumental in medical science because they gave researchers an unlimited supply of medical samples that all had the exact same reactions because they were completely immortal and never changed. Today, it is estimated that there are over 4 tons of Henrietta Lacks cells in labs around the world. Her family has received donations and awards for her contributions, but they dont want the accolades for being the victims of a system that violated their trust.
I definitely wouldn't say that they wouldn't change. The cells kept mutating, their genome so many generations down the line doesn't even resemble a human genome. Because they are not a part of a bigger organism and don't have active tumor suppresion genes that would induce apoptosis, all the genes not instrumental to self-sustenance and mitosis are mutated beyond recognition.
@MrQuest0 HeLa cells still retain the correct genome. Matter of fact, her genome was published publicly in 2013 from a fresh examination, its all still preserved, thats why HeLa cells are so unique. While the method of immortality her cells use can be replicated now, allowing sources other than HeLa cells for research, HeLa cells are still the best and most stable ever discovered, all because of a quirk in her genes that hasnt been thoroughly identified. Theoretically, if such a gene could be isolated, it would be possible to halt the aging process by making all cells reproduce perfectly with no degredation from the Hayflick limit.
Immortal cells didn't do Henrietta any favours. The cancer (cervical) killed her in 1951, aged 31.
The one about Henrietta Lacks, still makes my skin crawl how Dr's and Scientists used her cells to make money but are refusing to pay her family
Sorry is it this episode or a different one? I love the Henrietta Lacks story.
I have the book and it made me feel so angry for that family
Hopkins owes her family. I say this all the time. I live in Baltimore.
What!! Omg 😲
Well Said
So here is what happened:
Guy figured out that they were using the cells of the kids grandfather (maternal side) for medical trials. Since the family did not know that, that was highly illegal. He wanted to confirm that the cells were that of the grandfather and so he ran a DNA test on his son. In the end the family got 10 million.
This episode got to me. It speaks to the reason why so many black folks are still hesitant to trust medical professionals today.
yet blacks still support planned parenthood for abortions in which the aborted fetuses are sold to research labs
yep!!!!
How do I watch the rest?
What season & episode? Did her doctors impregnate her with someone's sperm? Or is she a decendant?
It’s like pushing a button anytime anything comes up here comes the iamb black card.
I forgot Anthony Anderson was on law and order! He was good at in this more serious role
when he did not do scary movie with Kevin Hart.
Absolutely not, his schtik got old in comedy and doesn't work at all in a serious role
They got me all interested in this episode, to find out that I didn’t see the whole thing. Then they cut off when it was getting interesting! You bastards 😂😂😂
Right!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@kimvinson6558 This account is not ran by individuals but by an authorized agent, this clips are designed to instill mistery and get you to watch the show elsewhere.. If they were smart they will have a link up that says "watch this single episode for $pennies on youtube or the whole season for $dollars" however they are not living on this century technology-wise yet. still living on an obsolete business model carried from the days of TV.
@@kimvinson6558 This is the offical L&O channel, they are absolutely allowed to upload the full episode if they wanted to. Copyright is not a partial rights thing either, it's either they can or they can't. Longer clips from other channels are just easier for TH-cam algorithms to recognize as unauthorized content but it doesn't mean the shorter ones are okay.
No fr
Right?! I had to rush to the comments to see if somebody shared what happens in the end.
I both love and hate these amazing clips! 😂 They JUST get me hooked and - BAM! Theme music starts playing! 😫
I don’t have Peacock so I’m grateful for the comments with “spoilers!” 😁
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same!!! And if I get really interested, I go to my local library. It's old school, but I can't afford a half dozen steaming services!
@@tammygant4216 you can find these shows at the library?!!!!
"We don't know anybody who owns a Ford." That seems... improbable.
Imagine living a double life with no problems
The episode is called Immortal and doesn’t involve anyone leading a double life.
I can’t live a single life with no problems
@@leland818 ain't that the fucking truth
Imagine living a double life and having the energy for it, one is already tiring
@@leland818 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Season 20 was really good. Can't wait for the series to come back again.
Me Too! I Love Law & Order!
@@paramounttelevisionstation9191 When does it come back.
I been wondering since they announced the reboot if the show will continue any storylines from S20 or if they will start new stories with new characters
The reboot is clunky and disappointing
What episode is it and season
I _know_ I’ve seen this episode before. Barely remember anything about the plot, but there’s something familiar about the way Detective Bernard spoke to the victim’s son.
Rather heartwarming for a show about homicide motives.
Yes; the actors really made that scene resonate. The detective is sympathetic and unpatronizing, the boy in mourning but still trying to connect with his dad.
You know this is tv cuz they don’t just leave an expired body in the hallway of the ER
Worked in the er I’ve seen it
@@J_vibe2high lol me too and still do but they do not leave an exposed expired like that in a common area and bloody like that
Where I work it depends on how fast security can move them to the morgue. If it's a chaotic day, I've seen it too.
Or if it’s Canada and you’re Native, dead in the waiting room
@@ragingzim 😨Grim...
Just watched the episode because of this. It’s ridiculous and just makes you mad that stuff like this happens and companies think it ok.
I know her from an NPR story. A goddess. Saved so many.
I read the book about Henrietta and was sad they did not pay her or her family.
Wow that was a huge big twist,
5:55 Don't wear your outside shoes onto the rug where the kid is playing!
Erm why ??
@@annied1827 germs
I know right, rude, disrespectful and nasty. I’m a RN and my shoes stay in the garage plus I strip down into a garbage bag so as not to contaminate my home with a proliferation of bugs I may have encountered during the course of work.
Lmao this is yearsssss ago nobody worrying about that
Yall dumb. They're cops they gotta be ready to respond in a hurry if things kick off.
Actress playing the receptionist at 08:34 was in the SVU episode "October Surprise" I think!
Is that the b positive lady?
@@missladyanonymity the shoe one
anthony anderson doing his thing lately . shout out to him
Cheater.
@@iamdragonetta 😁
08:36 l&O frequently uses this gimmick: Lenny's AA meetings, Fontana's friend in Chicago, Anita's children...
Anybody remember this episode, cause I don't. I would like to know what happened.
This is the episode that features Cutter putting Lt. Van Buren on the stand and exposes her health concerns in open court without her consent
@@irishpogi So what happened with the dead father and his plan?
@@alrik359 Was stabbed because because a medical company was profiting off cancer cell taken from their grandfather and taking blood from the rest of the family to use in medical testing, getting rich off it while the family saw nothing (similar to Henrietta Lacks). His cousin took a plea deal in order in exchange for the medical company paying out 10 million to the family
Question is why did any of this have to be a secret? Why did Jerome have to keep this info from his wife? They seemed to have a decent marriage.
His cousin killed him because he was going to take a low-ball offer from a medical research firm for his son's DNA, the same firm who stole his grandfather's cells and turned it into a multi-million dollar line of research cells known as NARO cells. The cousin wanted the company to compensate the family, which had been mired in generational poverty while the company thrived. Cutter was able to get the company to pay the family $10 million in exchange for the cousin (Doug E Doug) pleading guilty to manslaughter.
Okay.......now I need to watch the whole episode.
ok, anime nerd alert: the robot next to the boy at the day care is getter 2. i recognize that robot anywhere. you can see it at 5:35
@cyberstar251,Ahm...d little robot thing is actually seen @5:38(time stamp)not @ 5:35,(just a minor correction).
that lady supervisor detective is smart as a whip
You need to watch more episodes. Lt. van Buren is the best
Annaleigh Ashford is the blonde receptionist. She was the funny girl in the show called "B positive"
What kid doesn't look up when cops come to the door, and keeps playing with his toys?
A kid who is not a criminal.
LMAO
Burke Ramsey
His father just died. He's not completely there emotionally.
A kid who is acting while following the Director's/Producers orders.
That little boy sounds exactly like Macauley Culkin 😂
Who is that guy that is playing the father in this episode?! I must know. Because this dude is fine as hell
The actor's name is Terence Archie.
lololol
OMG what happened? I need to know!
Is this 3:49 miss Goodman on Chicago med?
If I'm not mistaken, aren't the keys to the cab universal? Meaning the keys can open any number of taxi cabs?
You are mistaken. Why would you think thank, it makes no sense. Every cab in a city of millions having the same key? All it would take is 1 person to make a ton of copies and every cab would be vulnerable. dumb.
It’s only like that with a lot of school buses. They can interchange between each one in case they had to switch last minute.
@@russellv6234 / you see this in some applications such as rental equipment (Ryder), fleet vehicles, Et cetera. It would not be unheard of for a taxi fleet to do the same.
@@leland818 good try trying to explain it away. Wrong.
The cab company itself would have a master key to the whole fleet but the driver has a to the car they were assigned only.
Doctors have been finding a lot of money
A new paradox cases, so what's gonna be ?!
Nice video
One of the Best shows 2👍🏽👍🏽up
Dang, I need to see the rest.
Hey, Annaleigh Ashford!
Theres no way they would leave a possible murder victim in the hallway! Im shocked I watcjed this show when I was way younger.🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
Jerome wasn't honest 😮😮
*Law & Order* (S20, Ep21: _Immortal_ )
Season 20 EP 21 - Immortal
Blessings for the families
How can I see this full episode?
Watch it when it's on TV.
Duh!
Where can I watch the rest of this episode?
Prime video
For free but ads peacock
7:28 could they not wait till they got outside? They loud as hell.
Where can I watch the full episodes 😩
That is what I want to know .
Peacock streaming its free to watch
Hulu
Hulu
I still don't understand what's going on. Can someone dumb it down for me
so basically the kids father was selling his own blood to some research institution and so the fathers cousin killed him because he was mad that he was selling his blood to them
The father was questioning that his son was his so he.had his sons cheek swabbed for DNA
@@RhiannaBarr Too dumb. That's not actually what was happening.
@@RhiannaBarr Dont think thats right
Where else can I watch this Peacock is not available in my country
hulu. But you need the hulu live that cost like 70 bucks a month.
@@gritsnwavy3059 US American bucks? That's obscene!
Omg I dont get it?!?!? Explain!!
Hi Thomas
Hi Kirsy ! 😆
Sorry I'm not Thomas Magnum PI and yes I can grow a mustache .😂 🧔🏿♂️🥸
Can anyone tell me the full story?
Anyone explain who killed him and why?
Family member. Dispute over money held back from the black family by big pharma company. Jack got them $10mil / justice from the company in the end.
@@lookbovine 👏👍👌
I feel so bad for the kid his dad is dead and had no clue his father was questioning his paternity and his dad thinks a man who died 50 years ago was his son's father was he hoping his son would get some kind of inheritance out of this
@@nerdygeekgamer5528 why would you lie?
To all the viewers who made comments. Iagree with everything you've said. Big Corporations, any thing to make a BUCK $$$$💀💀💀
Nathan been deceased
So wat was the deal
The victim was his grandson. He was trying to get money from Hudson as restitution for using his grandfathers cells for 50 years. Look up HeLa cells. This happened in real life
Who's that guy working in the bottling company, anyone know? 02:45
The one talking or the one in the foreground? I believe the one talking to the Detectives is Alok Tewari.
What season & episode this is
What season and episode is this please
Season 20 ep 21 "immortal"
What is going on?
Cells belonged to the victims grandfather and are now being grown on industrial scale for medical testing and research
@@LickMyRainbow77 oh he was probably testing the son so he could sue and get money for the family. So big pharma stabbed him
@@calvinallen3424 Not quite. The victim was killed because he was going to cooperate with said pharmaceutical company. Aside from profiting off the grandfathers cells, they were taking blood samples from the grandfathers whole family (for reasons). Family was trying to sue but the desperate dad broke rank and was going to take money from the company in exchange for blood. Fight between the dad, a cousin, and a PI used by the company to find relatives saw dad get stabbed. Cousin took a plea deal in exchange for the company paying out $10 million to the family
@@LickMyRainbow77 gotcha
@@LickMyRainbow77 thanks!
I was lost at the end, lol
So sad
I just watched this episode this episode was fucking crazy
'we dont know anybody who has a FORD'
uuhhh... how weird to know everyone's car make :p
Poor people and people who don't dr8ve exist
@@julesmasseffectmusic what are you talking about?
I know a lot of people and to my knowledge only one of them owns a Ford. And I am only aware of that fact because he is married to one of my best friends.
@@w1s86 ok?
What is the name of this episode?
Omg this man
I'm just trying to figure out what decade that little boy's hair is in...???
What episode was this
Como no vuelve Mike Cutter, no me interesa law & order
Borrow money cuz of their consequences..gps (gdp) coordinates??
Lupo is cute.
But can you change the thumbnail tho???😬🤢
Qu
So 🎉
The black guy looks like he has eye 👁 and lip make-up on.
Its TV
We just nice looking LIKE THAT!
Wow
What happened 🥴
ever sins dstv force this show for everyone to watch
the main characters of the show act like heels
plus every night i see things that is wrong especially on how the main characters badly tried innocent victims
this show need to go deleted from dstv
AHAHHA force them to watch it.
Because the remote got lost?
U see how see talk to the man ....soft n talk hard n nasty to the child