The episode before in the season finale of season 17 Lupo was a different character, he played a defense attorney. In this episode he's the new detective. He was a great detective.
That's right. They should really think about saving their regulars for just one character. Having these in n outs with the same actor makes it look like a sketch show.
This episode introduces us to two key L&O characters from the show’s S18-S20 run, Lupo and Executive ADA Michael Cutter, played by Linus Roache. And, of course, it’s Jack McCoy’s first episode replacing Arthur Branch as DA.
If I were the character "Nolan" when they said they were charging him with murder I would immediately call Charles McGill in Albuquerque and retain him as my lawyer.
Like so many other people, Micheal McKean showed up in an earlier episode. If I remember correctly he was set up by his wife (played by his real life wife Annette O'Toole) - McCoy and Carmichael realized it at the end of the episode but couldn't prove anything.
@@miranda13c He joined FBI by this time so coming back to Law and Order wasn't an option. Lupo was going to law school during his time on the original show, so I think it's safe to assume he's an attorney by now.
except there are high ups who think their opinion is better than yours and they should be able to tell you want to do. Its called government, and power corrupts. You have to wear a seatbelt because your freedom doesn't matter. You can't kill yourself because we think our opinion is better than yours. If your kid acts up you can't spank them because our opinion matters your doesn't. Just typical government.
This should be a law here in the states if we wish to go we should have the same thing as across the river...assisted suicide...like we are given what is needed and monitored by a nurse or doctor and we are allowed to depart on our terms..I've watched assisted suicide...it's in a control environment...the person is surrounded by the people they love and with the nurse or doctor..the medical person gives them the meds and is there til the person peacefully passes
It is legal in 13 states. MAID (medical assistance in death) is given for people who have less than six months to live and are oriented to their surroundings as long as they can physically take the medication themself. It's a peaceful and comfortable way to die
There is a beautiful documentary called "How to Die in Oregon " its about legal assisted suicide in the United States which for a long time was only in Oregon. It follows real people who have taken that option. I didn't know how I felt about it until I saw that documentary and listened to those people and their families, friends, and doctors. When you get to experience a part of it, you'll cry, smile, and genuinely be happy for them all. I now feel that it a should be legal in all of America and everyone should have that choice. Check out the documentary.
of course it should be legal, its the persons personal choice. In cases like this its big government like they always do imposing THEIR opinion over yours, thinking THEY should make your decisions for you. Wear your seatbelt, don't kill yourself, our opinion matters, yours doesnt, you can't spank your kids, and a hundred other things.
@@ianleonard1838 and in other states there are ways "around" such stupid suicide laws such as Hospice who let you administer drugs to sick relatives at home, who tell you "make sure you only give this amount of morphine for the pain, because this amount is lethal" wink wink.
Like all things, good ideas can lead to bad intentions. I've heard stories about Canada allowing teens and young adults to kill themselves for minor and temporary mental disturbances. I understand genuine pain and suffering, but there has to be limits.
Jeremy’s appeared first in Season 17 Finale became series regular in Seasons 18 to 20 from January 2008 to May 2010 before Suburgatory and FBI respectively.
:::SPOILERS BELOW::: Lingard is called as a witness and ends up claiming responsibility for the deaths on the stand, dying immediately after from a self-administered overdose, resulting in a mistrial. Cutter and Rubirosa are unable to prosecute Mila again because of her father's confession, but now she's getting a dose of her own medicine, feeling the grief of losing a loved one to suicide.
Just stop using the video excerpt as click bait. It's been redacted--the caption bubble "proceeds" you to a broad selection video page, *NOT* the video scene of Lupo returning due to his brother's death..
The episode before in the season finale of season 17 Lupo was a different character, he played a defense attorney. In this episode he's the new detective. He was a great detective.
The defense attorney role was probably a testbed for future endeavors.
And now get his role
That's right. They should really think about saving their regulars for just one character. Having these in n outs with the same actor makes it look like a sketch show.
So the Jerry Orbach route eh?
@@kim2894 no man it's a season 18 cyrus lupo route
This episode introduces us to two key L&O characters from the show’s S18-S20 run, Lupo and Executive ADA Michael Cutter, played by Linus Roache. And, of course, it’s Jack McCoy’s first episode replacing Arthur Branch as DA.
Love it when the Coroner comes to the Police Station, it's always important when she does
If I were the character "Nolan" when they said they were charging him with murder I would immediately call Charles McGill in Albuquerque and retain him as my lawyer.
I recognized him from better call Saul too. There are also a couple of episodes with Gus Fring’s actor playing a defense attorney
I always loved these side characters on the shows like M. E Rodgers, Dr. Warner, Emil Skola, Ana Cordova.
Skoda*
I love Skoda
*SKODA* !!
Like so many other people, Micheal McKean showed up in an earlier episode. If I remember correctly he was set up by his wife (played by his real life wife Annette O'Toole) - McCoy and Carmichael realized it at the end of the episode but couldn't prove anything.
That was a great episode.
His brother in this clip also portrayed Jackie’s husband on Nurse Jackie. He has been in a bunch of other things too.
It looks Grima Wormtongue survived legolas arrow and became a doctor. Good for him
I’ve been waiting for this episode tbh
Me too, Starlolsies. I hope they upload the rest of this episode.
Thats Chuck, I recognize that voice and side profile from anywhere.
This clip was amazing thanks so much for posting it I enjoy every different law and order show its amazing keep up the great work and stay awesome ❤️
Is it just me or does detective Lupo looked better with a beard?😅
Yeah he does
boy that dude really liked calling people to arrest them for murder lol.
I had to click through three content warnings to watch this clip. For crying out loud!
I knew it, it was Chuck McGill all along!
He defecated through a sunroof!!
That Bill Nolan's in some hot water, he'd better call Saul.
wait, so is this before Lupo joined and he was still a civilian?? Why are they talking about him like they never heard of him??
He was to join in three months. That was why the captain knew abiut him but others did not. He fast tracked it to be a part of his brother's case.
He was apatrolman then worked Intel for NYPD. NYPD Intel was used in Middle East to catch terrorists abroad in the 2000s
I get why TH-cam does it, but I had to confirm my age for this ‘adult content’, when it airs in syndication at 3pm, daily😀
Too bad they never established on what happened to Lupo on Law and Order season 21
I wish he would’ve also returned for the new season.
@@miranda13c He joined FBI by this time so coming back to Law and Order wasn't an option.
Lupo was going to law school during his time on the original show, so I think it's safe to assume he's an attorney by now.
instead of investigating how Driscol learned of his real condition they ought to be investigating why it was kept from him
If someone is suffering and wants to die let his brother help him and not a crime
except there are high ups who think their opinion is better than yours and they should be able to tell you want to do. Its called government, and power corrupts. You have to wear a seatbelt because your freedom doesn't matter. You can't kill yourself because we think our opinion is better than yours. If your kid acts up you can't spank them because our opinion matters your doesn't. Just typical government.
I have to agree.
I agree.
The newscaster guy, he's the same guy on better call saul afraid of electricity and light.
I guess they found out who really did Lupo.
I'm surprised chuck was so condescending to jimmy if this what he did before he became a lawyer
Bill Nolan the TV show host shown here at the end: I'm sure he's Michael McKean from "Laverne & Shirley" and "This is Spinal Tap".
You're right.
Thank you. I knew who he was just couldn’t remember his name.
I keep thinking they say Briscoe as in you know Lennie Briscoe
CHUCK!!!
My exact reaction
Thanks 🙏
This should be a law here in the states if we wish to go we should have the same thing as across the river...assisted suicide...like we are given what is needed and monitored by a nurse or doctor and we are allowed to depart on our terms..I've watched assisted suicide...it's in a control environment...the person is surrounded by the people they love and with the nurse or doctor..the medical person gives them the meds and is there til the person peacefully passes
It is legal in 13 states. MAID (medical assistance in death) is given for people who have less than six months to live and are oriented to their surroundings as long as they can physically take the medication themself. It's a peaceful and comfortable way to die
There is a beautiful documentary called "How to Die in Oregon " its about legal assisted suicide in the United States which for a long time was only in Oregon. It follows real people who have taken that option. I didn't know how I felt about it until I saw that documentary and listened to those people and their families, friends, and doctors. When you get to experience a part of it, you'll cry, smile, and genuinely be happy for them all. I now feel that it a should be legal in all of America and everyone should have that choice. Check out the documentary.
of course it should be legal, its the persons personal choice. In cases like this its big government like they always do imposing THEIR opinion over yours, thinking THEY should make your decisions for you. Wear your seatbelt, don't kill yourself, our opinion matters, yours doesnt, you can't spank your kids, and a hundred other things.
@@ianleonard1838 and in other states there are ways "around" such stupid suicide laws such as Hospice who let you administer drugs to sick relatives at home, who tell you "make sure you only give this amount of morphine for the pain, because this amount is lethal" wink wink.
Like all things, good ideas can lead to bad intentions. I've heard stories about Canada allowing teens and young adults to kill themselves for minor and temporary mental disturbances. I understand genuine pain and suffering, but there has to be limits.
That's the guy from Criminal Minds on that puppet episode that's v creepy
Can someone explain the whole episode? I can't use Peacock so I can't watch all the episodes
My my looks like cyrus lupo ready season 18 until season 22
Chuck and Chucky!
My foot hurts. Can I go to the nurse?
Jeremy’s appeared first in Season 17 Finale became series regular in Seasons 18 to 20 from January 2008 to May 2010 before Suburgatory and FBI respectively.
One hell of a disguise huh
Its Grima Wormtongue!
Is it just me I can't complete the sentence that on the screen or for 1 second I feel slow
God bless Jack Kavokian!
Oh hey, they dragged Chuck into this.
In RL Van Buren would never in a million years let Lupe anywhere near the case.
Dr Death went on to help Saurumon take Rohan
And helped Tom Paris take back voyager from the kazon
Nice
So like where did the money come from for those people today to feed everyone at the park?
:::SPOILERS BELOW:::
Lingard is called as a witness and ends up claiming responsibility for the deaths on the stand, dying immediately after from a self-administered overdose, resulting in a mistrial. Cutter and Rubirosa are unable to prosecute Mila again because of her father's confession, but now she's getting a dose of her own medicine, feeling the grief of losing a loved one to suicide.
iT'S NOW BLOCKED.
He was sick…this should be legal
Brad Dourif!!
Just stop using the video excerpt as click bait. It's been redacted--the caption bubble "proceeds" you to a broad selection video page, *NOT* the video scene of Lupo returning due to his brother's death..
isn't lupo investigating his own brothers death a conflict of interest
call someone even a random number just call
He later came back to life to date Amaro's wife on SVU
She's shakey..??
its assisting murder and more
# 293!!!!
WHOOOOOOOO....DOGGY!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Everyone knows law and order is just acting youtube chill tf out.
Omg chucky..i love him
Forgetting the immorality of lying to someone about their health, this episode does make an interesting point of medically assisted suicide
Hey hairstyle is so very similar to early Bemson. I wonder why 🤔
Can someone please tell me why when i clicked on this video, TH-cam thought that I'm suicidal? That's weird and creepy!
No3!
probably the wrong video to say this, but why is lupo kinda..😘💀
tbh never liked lupo. he was too much like a real cop lol