The NYPD Surveil Corrupt Politicians | Law & Order
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NYPD technicians conduct surveillance of a restaurant where corrupt politicians are dining.
From "Everybody's Favourite Bagman" (Season 1, Episode 6): An apparently simple mugging case becomes a corruption investigation that leads to the highest levels of city government. With Michael Moriarty and George Dzundza.
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Show Synopsis: In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police who investigate crime and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories. From Emmy-winning creator Dick Wolf, with its groundbreaking "ripped-from-the-headlines" format, comes the highly-acclaimed, longest-running crime series in television history.
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In the jury, the old man in blue wearing glasses in the back is my great uncle Dickie. He was a director of tv and commercials, and was always popping up as an extra. Been on SNL a few times as well.
Salud to Uncle Dickie!
Is he waring a blue shirt
@@hoshimaruhajime7933 Yes, with the glasses in the back row.
Thats my Uncle!
Wicked cool!
Fun fact about this episode, this was actually ther first ever episode of Law and Order ever filmed. It was made back in 1988 as a pilot for the series.
Wow. That's interesting. I like that.
Yep, this was pitched to CBS but they rejected it. NBC eventually decided to pick up the series and this episode ended up airing midway tnrough the first season even though it was already 2 years old by then.
The early seasons of law & order are a great example of ratings not always being an accurate reflection of the quality of a show. Some of these early episodes were the very best while the ratings were mediocre. What probably saved the show was the fact that critics loved it from the beginning. The ratings really didn't enter top 30 territory until season 5 I think.
When the show became more melodramatic, the ratings went up. But yeah the early seasons were the best
To bad Peacock streaming service doesn't show the earlier episodes 😕 🤔
@@jeffgalus8454 For real. Someone needs to start carrying them.
because the picture quality was terrible. if only they shot in 4k 60fps, the rating would've gone up.....
*a joke, obviously....
@@creatip123 haha right? I think in some ways it is a radical departure from a lot of television dramas. It requires a lot of attention to detail, it's not a show you can watch as a family if people are going to talk through it. It's TV for intelligent people for sure and it rewards people who pay attention. There is such little discussion of the characters personal lives that it amplifies the effect of the few times that they do and makes it more powerful in that way... Once people started catching on to what a well-written and acted show it was and how relevant it is to our society it's popularity increased tenfold and eventually it was a top 10 show and won an Emmy. I love watching the reruns even from the early seasons because many of the issues discussed are still extremely relevant today all these years later. Great show.
I love the little “crackles” in the film, it makes it more gritty!
Contrast with the revival, where every shot looks like it was straight off a Hollywood set. I love that the original is back but the early stuff felt the most real.
@@rsybing agreed, the new l&o is so clean and overproduced… I’ll stick to watching the og l&o in the 90s!
Fun fact, the guy who says "Look at that! Do you believe these guys?" at 4:07 is actually the narrator of all Law & Order series, Steve Zirnkilton. He narrates all the openings and the disclaimers.
thank you! I was always curious who the narrator was.
4:07, "Look at that. Do you believe these guys?"
That's Steve Zirnkilton, who does the narration for the opening sequence
Every great TV star, before they became a household name, got their start playing an extra on law & order.
The first episodes were the best of the whole series❤️ Ben Stone still is incredible
Isn't that a very young William H Macy???
Jerry Lundegaard.
It's William H Macy.
Yes. William H Macy.
It is indeed.
6:23 The music in the background gave me chills it's always the guitar 😮🤘
I love how the scene opens with Stone conducting a mock questioning
I loved the Ben Stone character. I can't remember if they ever delved into his backstory, like they did for McCoy. Other than references to being in parochial grade school, what was the moral fire propelling Stone. Also felt there was a lot of unexplored territory for Robinette. One more than one occasion I asked myself why he did work in the Public Defenders office.
It would be interesting to have him make few cameos in the resurrected series. Heck, Jamie Ross is back.
Season 20 of SVU kinda gives some sort of insight through his son Peter who was the main ADA at the time. Unfortunately with Ben Stone being killed off there won't be a return
I have a feeling we will see Robinette again this season. Richard Brooks has come back for guest appearances a few times. I'd be really excited to see Abbie Carmichael or Serena Southerlyn who we haven't seen since they left the show.
Back when it originally aired, I felt sort of cheated by the way the Robinette character seemed lacking in depth. Sure, he was playing second to Stone and then McCoy. But I never quite got the sense of what he would do if he had to fill their shoes. And between Stone's moral high horse and McCoy's gotta win, Robinette had to be the lone black voice that sees unequal discretionary prosecutions. I really wish Moriarty could have stayed with the program for maybe 2 seasons longer. The writing for them still had potential. Thank goodness there was Lt. VanBuren on the "cops" side AND that character was allowed to develop as a full person.
@@melotone3305 Robinette never served under McCoy. He was replaced by Claire Kincaid, while Stone was still there. Robinette was opposing counsel to McCoy a time or two, but had left the DA's office before McCoy took over.
@@brianwallace2267 Thanks for that correction. Trying to remember some of those time lines and cast eras.
So gratifying to see some big fishes getting caught, even though we know it's fiction. Gratifying all the same.
seven octobers did you graduate from high school back in 2006?
seven octobers were you born in 1988?
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William h Macy was a heart throb😩
I really liked him on ER
Was?
O.G law and order really was something else.
It's too bad they couldn't give small enough radios. Techzone and quantum tech shows how much technology bas improved since 1990. That assassin shouldn't have got that close to them.
William H Macy guest 3:30
How it was filmed it almost seemed like a movie amazing!
What gets me, is that it says it is streaming on peacock, but only like 7 seasons, and not the early ones!
Looks like im gonna have to bing the early seasons now. I never knew they were this dramatic!
IMO, the earlier seasons were the best. I stopped watching the series the last few years of the original run. Acting wasn't as good. I'm not watching the new season either.
Use something else bing is awful
@@ChrisCosat I agree that the most recent seasons were a little sub par at time, but there were some great performances/actors. I think its really worst in SVU, that show is honestly unwatchable at times. It tries too hard to be dramatic instead of letting tension build naturally, like it does here
Binge
@@gracieamazing2076 ah that makes more sense
Nice
Awesome great TV Older @Law
4:45 "Jim Brass" under surveillance
6:52 I like the little bit of the Law and Order theme.
Why are the original 20 seasons not available to stream on peacock and nearly impossible to find …
I wish the criminal justice system worked like this in real life!
it did it was a real case we'll based on a real case? unless your talking about today then you'd be right
That’s the point. This show’s maker has said in interviews that his goal was to make the NYPD look better than they are in real life. I don’t blame him, otherwise he wouldn’t have gotten as much cooperation and help from the real police as he did.
The episode was loosely based on the 1986 Parking Violations Bureau scandal that resulted in the death (by suicide) of Queens Borough President Donald Manes.
"They are free on their own recognizance while their convictions are being appealed."
This seems so wrong to me.
Just that two tiered justice system that Trump has always gamed.
As I live and breathe,
WILLIAM H. MACY
4:07 Well that line was obviously dubbed in.
This channel uploads clips from old episodes of L&O and SVU, but why are there no clips from Criminal Intent?
I would think it's harder to clip C.I., since, instead of 50/50 Law and Justice, it's 50/50 Law and Crook.
ben in that hat makes him look like he should be stuck on gilligans island, not new york im law and order
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6:50 Never meet your heroes folks
This has the gritty feel of Michael Mann production.
When did Law and Order jump the shark?
Wow, the cops opened up on Greco with a civilian right behind in the line of fire.
No one is above the law
So glad The Big Guy isn't a corrupt politician.
Jerry Lundegaard is just the guy I'd want on my side.
In the UK prosecutors are not so involved as in this case.
0:43 oh jeez, look who it is! My gosh it's the guy from Fargo, eh!
What style hat is Moriarty wearing in the scene with the reporter at 1:20?
hey it's that guy from the super hero film, the one where he utilizes shovels! i forget his name. dang he is super young here.
William H. Macy, he was in tons of stuff from the 1980's onwards, and was in Air Force One with Harrison Ford.
Free on ROR, I mean it was Only Murder. lol
#BringInTheFirst12
It’s not often that you hear a man scream when the shoot out is taking place. That is the case in the scene where the sting was being compromised.
Why don't someone put the full episodes on TH-cam?? Would be my next favorite channel besides hezekya newz!🙏
is this how far Frank has fallen?
William H. MACY as an important man in the legal world.
Talk about a fall from grace with Frank Gallagher.
The Great Willam Macy
Isnt the guy in the grey suit the guy who played Frank Gallagher
William h Macey...?
That's one way to get free publicity have a major player in the underworld be assassinated in a restaurant or outside of it 🍝🍝🍝🍝
csi brass
So how does this episode end? We’re they convicted?
It's all there. Watch it again.
Ben Stone was kinda boring, I can see why people liked him, but his successor Jack McCoy actually made the show interesting. Wonder why seasons 1-12 aren't streaming on Peacock.
Bababooey
War in Ukraine
Cops are criminals with badges 😂
I don't love anyone...#Haiti 1936
Sounds like Republican politicians today.
William H Macey and Paul Guilifoyle would later star in "Air Force One" with Harrison Ford!