You Took Down The License? - Law & Order
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From Season 4, Episode 12 "Snatched" - Kidnappers abduct the son of Schiff's friend and entomb him in the basement of an abandoned building.
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"I don't know about cars... I can only give the license number"
Logan falling in love on the spot.
It's so rare they get such good information from the get-go. XD
The husband was like "WTF?"😂😂😂
I didn't know my cat fell in love with someone on tv
When he asked if he could give her a hug , she should have popped up both arms and squeezed !
@@bigbob1699 That look she gave the husband when asked for a hug... you KNOW he'll never hear the end of it...
I love that couple. They're so wholesome "Ain't too late for squash."
I like that the husband puts his arm around his wife before Logan identifies himself. Small touch.
The way he says it is just so wholesome 😂
I had neighbors like that in the Bronx. Nice couple. Told me to be careful or someone might steal my smart car.
The look the old guy gave when he asked if he could hug her
I'd love those neighbors too. After what they did I'd say they'd be the best.
I wanna be a nosy old lady with a community garden plot in 50 years
I hope you live in a better neighborhood.
A lady with a garden in community watch thank you
yesimemoin09 😂🙂
😂😂
Curse out then new generation 🤣🤣🤣 that's what inwill do when I get old!
If I was a cop and I found a witness that made my job infinitely easier, I’d wanna hug them, too!
And she was on the neighborhood watch and did what she was taught in the courses.
It ain’t too late to celebrate by playing some squash either
@@judekanawati7467 I don’t think that’s what they meant by squash lol.
Especially her. She cute.😊
While the husband was flabbergasted at the question, the wife looked at her hubby like "well do you?" 😂
She wanted that hug 😂😂😂😂
@@wb1460 Yes she did. She gave him the look of, "I will be getting the hug." LOL
@@Lonewolfmike And you know that she told her husband "See, I still got it, ya old goat!" LOL
@@wb1460
She earned it.
He asked nicely, I wouldn't object.
I love this episode when Logan tells the man if he minds giving a hug to the man's wife, and his face is like wtf! Hahaha
Ana Lucas Logan was always my favorite partner of Briscoe’s
Give my girl a badge! They were getting nowhere until she came along.
intldawn Right. But a hug from Logan is the next best thing 😀
anywaythewindblows 89 I’d take it. Logan was a snack before we had a term for it. 😁
intldawn for real!
4:16 Logan: "You mind if I give her a hug?!!"
Well, that’s just adorable!
It’s the little details like that which absolutely *MADE* the 'Law & Order' scripts so brilliant!
Wonderful stuff!!!
Lorna Ginette Harrison right
I know, right?
The best part is the Husband's "Over my dead body" look XD
In 20 years of L&O this is one of my favorite moments.
Yeah, that was the icing on the cake :D @@KojinMacJorn
"I can only give you the license" lol sounds like she didn't think it was gonna be very helpful
Old people get confused. A nice old lady left a long message on my phone which was intended for her doctor. She was complaining about a bad reaction she's having with her medication. So I promptly called her to let her know the message didn't get to her doctor, and to find out the right number. But she kept asking me "how did you get MY number?" I kept saying "you called me....". Then it dawned on me she must've dialed from a land line, she doesn't know how a mobile phone works and she's scared that some stranger has her number. It took me a while to convince her that I'm not a scammer, I'm just trying to do the right thing. When I said "you're very welcome, and hope you feel better", she said "you are very kind, young man...". Poor old soul!
Cult classic, my parents are 84 and 81 and have been using caller I.D. since it was offered in the early 90’s.
I can’t imagine how the lady didn’t understand what a caller I.D. or a message was unless they had trouble with their cognitive skills.
Did she have any other problems that you could tell?
@@sarcasticallyrearranged she probably chose not to adapt when it came out and is now older and has a harder time understanding new information and concepts. My father REFUSED to get texting on his phone until I went to middle school he got it soley so I text him "I'm home" every day (this was like 2012). He mentioned a few months ago he still wonders if it was the right choice (mostly because he's been roped into group chats that annoy him, which is why he doesn't have Facebook even). Some people get stuck in their ways.
Great thread everyone 👍
This is one of my favorite scenes. It's only outdone by the scene in SVU when Stabler asks a teacher at the school for a description of the bad guy ( Lou Diamond Phillips' character) and he is surprised that the portrait is so accurate and she replies "I'm the School's art teacher".
That's lucky. My school's art teacher was into questionable collages and spent most of his time sniffing the rubber cement...
A fellow law and order fan we are a rare breed
My friend is a programmer. He was mugged. He was taken to an ATM and made to withdraw $500 at gunpoint. My friend showed me the picture of the suspect, drawn in pencil. When the suspect was caught, the picture was incredibly accurate. So I said "wow that police sketch artist is really good"...
My friend said "No I drew this. I used to be a portrait painter.." Turns out he became a programmer, after his daughter was born. It is a steady job, and the pay is great.
His drawing was a key piece of evidence, and the guy went away for a long time. Apparently if you force someone to drive somewhere against their will, they can add a kidnapping charge on top of the armed robbery charge. Man, that was impressive work by my friend.
The prosecution was very thankful, just like Det. Logan here.
@@cultclassic999 And a kidnapping charge is a Federal crime. Many perps will agree to just about anything to avoid a Federal indictment.
What episode is that
I just realised how old this episode is when he said car phone.😂
And a brand new 1992 Chrysler.
Car phones, people making calls from payphones, plane tickets with tearaway copies, this is all so early 90s, lol.
In the landline phone
This series represents the 90's as best as it was. I feel lucky i was born in the 90s it was such a simple time.
Exactly! I was a freshman in high school in 1992 and had a car phone. A total luxury back then.
Logan's reaction to the woman who took the license number.... just.. so PURE!!!
"Forget Carrie Bradshaw, I'm marrying HER!"
@@theevilascotcompany9255 😂😂😂
@@theevilascotcompany9255lmao
“I can only give you the license number” the way the detective looks at the wife @ 3:56 😂😂😂😂
Man, I went for a week long beach vacation, and just 3 hours into it I dropped my wallet in a back alley. I hadn’t had a chance to empty it of the super important stuff, so my whole life was in there. I was devastated, but when we came across a pair of cops, I asked is there was a lost and found along the boardwalk. They called the station, and it turns out someone turned it on, WITH all my money still inside. I was beyond happy, and in the moment I was like “can I hug you?” He was like, “um, no...” Nice guys, but all business. The vacation continued with my faith in humanity restored!
Remember this for the rest of your life and stay out of alleys
A handshake is professionally acceptable. :)
cerfissledge
Man, you got INCREDIBLY lucky. Be glad that this person appeared. Many people can be greedy and steal your wallet.
mike force, thanks for your integrity.
there are a few honest people left in the world...I've returned peoples wallets etc...because I believe in Karma
"Do you mind if I give her a hug?" That line has stayed with me since I saw that as a new episode back in the 90's.
"You mind if I give her a hug" I'm crying
I would give her a hug too. She's the type to help a cop solve the whole case😩💕 she isn't afraid to snitch and make law enforcement's job easier lol.
What she did wasn't "snitching." She was doing her part for her community. Even if you wanted to argue the point, she had no connection to the kidnappers so she wasn't betraying anyone she knew.
@@daynechastant Also she and her husband made it pretty clear that she would've told who it was and what happened and given their information regardless of whether she knew them or not.
@@naiadolling Like George Carlin once pointed out, people "think" in language. As I recall, I wasn't the one who used that word first. If you'd used "observe and report" instead, we would not be having this conversation.
@@daynechastant Because it isn't that serious. I'm sorry if my language offended you sweetheart.
@@daynechastant Reporting anything in the neighborhood is snitching. It doesn't strictly apply to people you know. More people should do what she did imo but its easier said than done.
I love how when Logan first walks up he wraps his arm around his wife.. being protective.
Don’t blame him, he’s likely seen a lot in his years.
As people are saying it is the little details in this show that make it very likable as those little details happen in real life. The husband wrapping his arms around his wife is very much in real life and works as think about it you are a elderly black couple when this white guy in a suit comes up to you that you do not know. The 1st thing you are gonna do is protect you loved ones.
"You mind if I give her a hug?"
His face tho!!
"You mind if I give her a hug?" 😂
Chris Noth (Logan) and Jerry Orbach (Briscoe) undoubtedly had and traded one-liners and quips back and forth. Jerry could be perceived as being more dry in his approach. But Chris asking if he could give the elderly woman a hug was indeed touching, especially since it was an extremely rare occurrence in Noth's role...
The look on the husband's face when Logan wanted to hug his wife was priceless
Years ago I was pestered by people trying to sell me home security , I was in the front yard when one of them showed up , I told him I did not need an alarm as I had a " Smith" , snot nosed sales guy says to me what is a "Smith" . I told him to turn around and look at the lady looking out her front window , thats a " Smith" .
My security is my dog. She barks when a car pulls up in my road ffs. And she doesn't shut up.
As a kid we lived next door to a heroin trafficker, not dealer, trafficker, and he had paid a private security company to do patrols.
First night we get a knock on the door about 10pm, it's a security guard. He says I'm hired to patrol the drug dealers house, I thought I would let you know I will check your place too, I'm sick of protecting dealers, so I check their neighbours as well. If you don't mind.
@@julesmasseffectmusic Did the police get involved with security guards being that friendly and talkative to the neighbors?
“I can only give you the license number”
“ONLY???”
"You mind if I give her a hug?" That is the most wholesome request every XD she just made their job 10 times easier
Briscoe and logan was my favorite law and order combo.
When Claire was the ADA.
"Do you mind if I give her a hug? " made me laugh 😂
"Mind if I give her a hug?" 😂 Oh man, Chris Noth was the best on this show. Heb played the best with Briscoe!
"You mind if I give her a hug?"
That's the cutest deus ex machina I've ever seen
The guy playing shep watson has had a 35 year career as an actor.
Saw him in Moneyball. Not a superstar but a man who made it as an actor. Respect
Vyto Ruginis. Yeah, he's been in practically everything. NYPD Blue, Law and Order, 2 out of the 3 CSI iterations, Rizzoli and Isles, Major Crimes, NCIS: Los Angeles.....................
Former chief engineer of the USS Enterprise-D... guy named Logan.
Law & Order also brought back the guy at 4:42 as a lawyer in "Nowhere Man" a decade later.
Love, love, love the older couple! But let’s also give some kudus to the cop that heard the tapping! The other one didn’t, and if the first one hadn’t been confident enough to speak up, the kid would have probably died!
And the artist SEEMED so nice. What a monster! Kidnapping is so foul! Give that couple a community award the sharp eared cop a promotion!
‘Car phone’ omg I feel old
watching tv shows from before cell phones is weird sometimes:
"Why don't they just use a cell pho... oh yeah, they don't exist"
jonesey251 Right
anywaythewindblows 89 yeah lol only the elite had that, I got a pager freshman year I felt so cool lol
Coffee addict Express I had a pager too lol
jonesey251 well they did exist just big and bulky
In the New York criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate, yet equally important, entities: Jerry Orbach and Sam Waterston.
New York would be a hell of a better place.
That couple is too cute
3:48. I don’t think these people are actors. They really live there and answered genuinely.
Could be as many shows do use the people who live in the area they are filming since it would make it more believable. Like having real firefighters in some of the Firefighting based shows that are out there right now. Chicago fire is one as Tony Ferria of Squad 3 is in fact a real Chicago firefighter going under his real name that was brought on I think so that he could just drive the Engine but became a fan favorite. Also most of the of the firefighters you see driving any type of truck, engine or Ladder are the real deal due to some sort of clause.
I would want to hug that women too. People like her are what police love.
The wife is the sister of Esther Rolle, from Good Times. They're three acting sisters in the family. They're Caribbean-American.
Interesting, thank you.
I kept thinking she reminds me of someone but I wasn’t thinking E Rolle, but there were a few few facial mannerisms she had that mimicked Esther Rolle. Now it makes sense.
Great bit of TV trivia!! Thanks!
Edit (1 year later): How rude of me. Her name is Roseanna (Rolle) Carter. She has appeared in several episodes of L&O. I think has another cute interaction where they question her as a witness. Her husband and she banter/bicker about who remembers correctly what they saw.😍🥰
I also remember Ms. Rosanna from the movie She-Devil. She is the judge Roseanne/Ruth has one of her Vesta Girls to replace from the original judge that would've given her husband Bob a slap on the wrist. Mrs. Carter also starred in an episode of Good Times.
She lived to be 98 years old.
The third sister, Estelle (Role) Evans, starred as Calpurnia in To Kill a mockingbird, plus episodes of Good Times and the Jeffersons.
They were three out of EIGHTEEN SIBLINGS! Their family should be proud.
Any time you need a payment!
Any time you feel free!
Very cool.
What color was the van? Oh that was white too! 😎
Daaaang
A member if blm for sure!
Mike Logan can always come to my house and hug me. I would even send him flowers the next day!
Tiger Haynes who played the old man died a month after this episode aired.
Like your screen name...one of my favs
May he rest in peace.
Love how he asks the husband for permission but not the wife.
The wife is not, nor ever will be the true head of the household.
@@MastaSmack She is and always will be the head of her own body and can make decisions accordingly of her own volition. The household has nothing to do with her personal boundaries.
@@MastaSmack I can’t imagine having such an archaic opinion on a woman’s role in a household.
@@MastaSmack Native American women in the South West were the ones who made the major decisions for the tribe. Also if the men of a tribe couldn't get information out of a captured enemy they would turn them over to the women to interrogate.
Well maybe if she wasn't ok with it she could say so, someone duct tape her mouth? Buncha silliness over nothing lol ...
"hey guys want to work off some donuts here?"
I love the expression on the man face when Logan asked f he could give her a hug!!!! Cracks me up!!
"Mind if I give her a hug?" 😂😂🥰🥰
I love the couple but the face on the husband was priceless
And his wife's look at him was, too. Her look told him, "I will be getting that hug."
The kidnapping victim's father is also Worf's foster father.
Played by Theodor Bikel, a very prolific actor (he was even in the OG Twilight Zone)
the police talking to so many people who don't know or won't help them. When one of them does everything right..... its a beautiful thing
DUN-DUN! - When Law and Order ruled the world!
That face when asked to give ur lady a hug! Hahahahahaha
Remember this when I first saw it and the one when he use garbage can lid to stop a guy running
At 4:20, that look on her face was like, "I told you that course would come in handy. At least this polite young man appreciates me. Ha."
Lenny and Mike 😊you can't get any better ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
To those who may be new: He's not Gigi, he's Tony Profaci.
Jerry Orbach, king of broadway!
Blew my mind when I first saw him on and Law and Order. I was like, "wait, didn't I hear him on Beauty and the Beast?"
That lady sounds like such a sweetheart!~
amazing clip that neighborhood watch lady, anything Jerry does and a nightmare on elm st ref
My favorite law & order scene ever
This same couple had a similar brief scene in another episode, I don't remember which one
Can I give her a hug? LOL!
The lady with the license plate number was the judge in she-devil
my favorite line of all law and orders!!
lol The title should have been "You mind if I give her a hug?"!!
Wow, this is why I love Law and Order
Aruba! Glad to hear my country being mentioned in earlier episodes of Law & Order. Brings a smile to my face.
You mind if I give her a hug?
OH MY GOD I WAS LOOKING FOR THE EPISODE WHERE LOGAN MENTIONED FREDDY KREUGER I FINALLY FOUND IT YES YES YES! 🥰🥰🥰🤩🥰🥰😁😁😁😁😁
So not only did he shoot greevey,he kidnapped someone.
Really one of the kidnappers was the same guy that killed Max?
Madison-Palestina Zien Logan-Drake same actor
@@tidepods448 yes it is moron
@@KS-qr1ry thank you so much
Madison-Palestina Zien Logan-Drake he was in 2002 insomniac with alpacino.
Opening scene, Gigi Cestone from Sopranos talking to the cops. Borko's gunna be very upset.
4:16 the husband looked so offended! 😂
that mans face was like "a hug? you mean with my wife?"
Keep on posting them.
Jason is the kind of character that deserves a dropkick.
That 90's cityscape was all too real...
She would've been considered a reliable witness in court. The reason being that although she only gave a vague description of the actual car; she got the registration number, allowing the police to identify the car.
She could’ve been in the episode later if only it wasn’t a clip of different scenes.
"You mind if I give her a huge?"
*Stares in Samuel L. Jackson*
Lol!
Theodore Bikel was magnificent in every role he ever had. Loved him as Rabbi Koslov in Babylon 5. RIP!
Id hug her too
“I know better”
Miss and luv Lenny
Don't you just love the fact how the only lead (which actually resulted in catching the kidnapper) came from the fact he stopped over to use the payphone? ;) :)
Hey, the "Son of Sam" killer was caught because of a traffic ticket.
@@karazor-el6085 I know. But what I meant was rather the whole concept of using payphones being so characteristic of those particular times (which were already ending). The kidnapper wouldn't be caught for that reason in the 21st century, would he? :)
My childhood and teens were spent in the pre-digital era too, and I remember all the drama that could be caused by the fact of being out and unable to phone because "I didn't have small change for the payphone" :)
I think he used a payphone as it seemed to be a trace-less way to make a phonecall. I don't think he had the technical expertise to get a "burner phone" in that time period.
“So when does the guy with the metal fingernails jump out?”
♫ DUN DUN!!! ♫
"They took the car phone." Dates this show LOL....
GREAT GREAT SERIES
“That was white, too.” 😂
😂😂😂😂
I hate unresolved plot threads.
Namely, did Mike get that hug?
can i give her a hug.... lol
Nice lady gives hard evidence "hey man im sorry but, can I gib hug?" Elderman *WHUAT*
Nosy Grandma for the win 😂 If you see something say something
Remember car phones 😂😂😂
Can I have that lady stand in my street corner? She got the license plate number! She's awesome!
Pay phone paper boarding pass and car phone. How many young people won’t understand?
civillady13 it's really not that hard to understand. It's pretty straightforward
@@justinmoore3217 You're giving zoomers too much credit
what a sweet old lady! 3:57
04:18
The faces the old couple make.😁
RIP Christo
Oh my goodness, it’s THEO BIKEL!!!
She did the best job and it was awesome I can see why he’d want to hug her given permission to
@3:10, Mike does NOT want to touch the phone!
🤢
Didn't want to smear any fingerprints that might be on it.
Wait until Worf finds out.
1:51 Fun Fact: The actor who play the clerk is the same actor who played Henry "Harry" Cupper in Shining Time Station.
3:44 It's Achilles from Assassin's Creed III!
Omg its him !
I think every neighborhood needs an old woman like that in the neighborhood watch
ever since watching this i whenever i see a car that is suspicous i try to remember the license plate