Deadly Delivery - Law & Order
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- When a mail courier is shot dead on a doorstep, Briscoe and Green become suspicious about the state of his marriage.
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From Season 14, Episode 24 "C.O.D" - Two women are accused of conspiring to murder each other's husbands, but Jack and Serena are forced to try the cases simultaneously and separately. Meanwhile, Detective Briscoe announces his retirement.
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If I heard gunshots right outside, I definitely wouldn't be just walking out the front door 20 seconds later.
Same, I'd have been army crawling.
Are New York City, it could just be a drive-by shooting and the person just ran off after the shooting
I’d do the same and call the police
I don't think drive bys happen too often in neighborhoods like that. & People typically use an auto or fire s full clip during a drive by. In that type of area it'd be really easy to hear the general direction bc of no echo. I'd be getting low & away from windows waiting for more or silence. But it's TV, no one does what anyone would do in real life.
Same!!
"This is ridiculous! it's the middle of the night!"
"That's funny. That's the same thing the judge said." Classic Lenny. :-)
Jerry was awesome.
Munch was good too on Law & order: SVU. He was the "Lenny" of that show!😁
I love how shocked and sad Greene looks when Briscoe breaks the news.
RIP Jerry Orbachs.
I know he passed away in real life shortly after he left the show.
@@kwolf43 That's why he left the show, and opted to do Trial by Jury, except he only managed to make 2 episodes.
Jerry Orbach's Briscoe immediately breathed life into the franchise with his first appearance, and his chemistry with Chris Noth solidified the "Law" side of the show. I personally enjoyed all of the Briscoe pairings. This was truly the end of an era.
He literally appeared through a cloud of smoke. Pretty sweet entrance for the man.
@@samdustinchris I had forgotten that until you mentioned it. Now I wanna go watch the episode again!
Briscoe was the best character ever created for that universe.
Well actually..........Orbach first appeared in L&O land as a defense attorney crossing swords with ADA Stone.
@@drgwdrgw yeah of course. Same with S Epatha Merkerson, Annie Parisse, Milena Govich and Jeremy Sisto. They all played guest roles before joining the cast.
Briscoe/Greene - best detective pairing in TV history. A sad day when he left L&O, even sadder when Jerry passed away less than a year later. I think when Jerry filmed this episode, he suspected that his time was near an end. The sadness in his voice and eyes was genuine.
Agree. Orbach battled prostate cancer for years and was very sick his last year on the show. I saw him in Manhattan in a limo and he looked gaunt and ill. He must have worked up until he physically couldn't. Great actor and human being. JMO. He was brilliant on L&O.
I think Bricie and Curtis made a pretty good team too.
@@carladaquila8190 He also was an organ donor. His eyes were given to two New Yorkers.
8:33 Look at his face when he says "next year". I don't think that's just acting; I think some part of him knew he wasn't going to see "next year". And sure enough, he died only a couple of days before New Year's.
My money is on Lenny and Rey and Lenny and Noth's character. Also, Lupo and Anderson... no offense to Greene!🤘
This was Jerry Orbach’s last episode on Law and Order as Lennie Briscoe. Jerry brought so much to the Law and Order series.
True new Yorkers. Even if they live on the upper west side....they know to duck when gunshots ring out 🤣😂🤣😂
And immediately run outside? That's what I always do when I hear a drive-by.
Not a New Yorker myself, but something tells me you can hear the gunshots coming from Harlem even that far out.
@@Zaiaku666 no you can’t. The traffic drowns it out and they aren’t that close anyway (well depending on where they are)
@@Zaiaku666 Not even close. Some people forget just how massive the island of Manhattan is
@@naildbyj7527 so true. I was on on the edge of the park on 77th and Central Park west and I leave the park and get to 80th and there was a shooting didn’t hear a thing.
"Something tells me the message was for him."
Lenny's last opening line of the series. Man the next six seasons just lack his style; Bernard was the closest.
Nooooo I'm sad. I really miss him. It's hard to make em like that. This makes me bitter
Yeah, I agree it’s sad. He was one of the best characters. But the actor (Jerry Orbach) was battling cancer so he retired from the show 😢
@123haninhk. I’m pretty sure Orbach was supposed to go to Law and Order: Trial By Jury (he mentions doing work for the DAs office) but unfortunately passed after 2 episodes
Fontana actually picked up a lot of Orbach's slack in his few seasons. He even added in his own flavor. "We're authorized" never failed to get a chuckle out of me.
Bernard was gross.
This was Jerry's last episode on the original series. It aired in May 2004, and seven months later just before New Year's he passed away. I can somehow see the chemotherapy treatments taking their toll on him. The suits looked a little too big for him, and the weight loss is clear. RIP 10/20/1935-12/28/2004.
yes, he was paler too... by 2004 not even makeup was hiding his condition anymore, and that made Jerry Orbach even more worthy of applause for the portrayal.
A couple episodes before this, they were chasing a suspect, and he was struggling, catching his breath.
Jerry Orbach was such an amazing actor
Isn't he the same actor who played Jessica's P. I. friend Harry McGraw in Murder she wrote,?
@@marycanary Orbach definitely had that hard-boiled look.
And singer and dancer
@@marycanary yes and he played as Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast.
Which version, the animated one or the live action one?
"calls off work when he gets the sniffles" Everyone in 2022 , "yeah that's the law nowadays"
you shoulda watched it with subtitles... LOL
Yeah a widespread pandemic will do that to you, huh? Some of us don't actually want to spread the fucking plague, Nurgle
I thought he would reveal that he was sick as a reason for retiring . He left this world too soon and is missed . RIP .
@Mark Med he never did, he chalked it up to stress about the death of his daughter who shot by a known drug dealer on her way to work.
Someone just shot outside my window... I'm gonna venture out and investigate
OK~
I love how the waitress asked what’s going on as if they didn’t just announce she was being arrested for murder
Spoiler
It wasn’t a waitress, it was the cafe owner, and she had the arrestee had developed a ‘Strangers on a Train’ relationship. They killed each other’s husband so even if caught there would be no connection, no motive. The second part is also on TH-cam, where the ballistics comes back saying her gun did not kill her husband. The cafe owner killed the UPS driver, and the UPS driver’s wife killed the cafe owner’s rich husband while he was jogging in the park. The mistake they made was having any contact at all after their murders. She should never have gone to that cafe again. The police remembered that’s where they arrested her, and that connected the two women.
This episodee was written by Marc Guggenheim, who is also a comic book writer, and the victim is named John Byrne, one of the 1980s and 1990s most prolific comic book writer/artists
I’m trying to remember what Guggenheim wrote. Coincidentally, did you know that Gerry Conway who was a writer on Spider-Man and creator of The Punisher was also a producer on seasons 3-5 of Criminal Intent?
@@madunwagbo4769 Most recently Guggenheim wrote X-MEN: GOLD back in 2017. He also worked on ARROW and wrote the screenplay for the GREEN LANTERN movie.
I’d keep that bit about Green Lantern quiet 😂
Just sad with Orbach giving this talk on Lenny enjoying his retirement, no hints he was already sick and passing on not long afterward.
Who would have thought 💭 he was ill and died a short time later.
It was sad, but at least Orbach was able to give his character a send off.
The way Lennie says "next year" is pretty sad in retrospect.
true... unfortunately he never lived to see 2005
Nothing dates this show more than hearing the boss talk about his employs work ethics saying he "Calls in sick when he gets the sniffles, can't wait to punch the clock every afternoon" like they're bad things. You mean to tell me your employee calls in sick when they're SICK? And that they stop working when THEIR JOB IS OVER AND YOU STOP PAYING THEM? Wild, bro 😂🤣
😂 Lennie took the cannoli
Cannolis are 💣
Take the cannoli, leave the shine box.
@@starguy2718 where's yur fuc*in' shine box?!
He took the cannoli, took the cannoli.
I remember this episode fairly well.
Unfortunately Lenny "retires" after this. I think he was a lot of L&O viewers favorite detective...
And Detective fontana will replace him
@@therecordstorecats5115 ~ Who I personally thought was a "downgrade". Fontana's character didn't really fit, at least to me anyway...
@@Deborahtunes Green's partners after Lenny didn't fit well at all until Lupo... and then Green got replaced that same season with Barnard. I actually liked that combination for the last two and a half seasons, and I was sad when the show ended. Barnard and Lupo could've gone on for at least one more season.
@@vampman87 ~ No, I didn't care for either one of them. I just felt they lacked something...
He did appear in that very brief spin-off 'Trail By Jury' but the actor died of cancer
jerry and jesse have perfect chemistry
"Grab the girl, take the cannoli "
And leave the Cafe.
@@bluesnake1713 And first, find the gun.
Got tape?
Lenny no one can touch you!! Not even Stabler!!!
I like how Lenny and Stabler know each other tho cuz on one ep of Law & Order SVU they show Briscoe and Green exit an apartment building then Elliot says to him " Lennie Briscoe what the hell you doing here?"
I remember this, there were two murders and the husband/wife of the other killed the other and they were able to have an air tight alibi. I think the other murder occurred on a ferry , a good mystery.
Very Strangers on a Train!
“this is ridiculous, it’s the middle of the night!”
“Funny, that’s what the judge said”
dammit, man. That was good
Great line but these days especially in well populated cities judges aren't on call anymore and there's a magistrate already on duty.
This was it. Lenny's last dance.
His little side piece? She got all offended because his wife called to tell her to stay away from her husband? Like, what did she expect? Isn't that pretty much to be expected?
“Something tells me the message was for him” .
I don’t want to have to Wiggus your trombus but I will
"Don't be insulted if we don't take your word for it'....Lenny had the best lines ever! What a legend! He continued working throughout this ugly illness that was eating him up. We can see the exhaustion and illness on his face. RIP Jerry! 😢
Ive watched Law and order maybe 3 times whole 20 seasons within 5 years and last time ive watched it was 3 years ago and still know the whole story just by watching the first 2 minutes of the episode, God I wish I have selective amnesia so I can rewatch this beautiful series again.
Which season n episode
Rest in peace Jerry Orbach.
the most unrealistic thing is being able to afford rent between a waitress and mailman
Lmao FACTS
Mailmen get paid a lot of money.
Yeah
Well this was ages ago it used to be kind of easier back then
In new york no less!
Next year.... Oh how that ripped me apart.
I’ve just started watching these YT clips uploads, a couple of weeks ago. I was checking wiki last week, as one of the clips was from a few episodes before this, and Jerry looked so frail and gaunt, it shocked me. I wanted to see when/if he left the series. That line got me, too.
🥺😢
Lenny with the beginning one liners🤣
I'm friends with Jerry Orbach's grandson. The night I found that out, I was a few drinks in and it took me literally an hour to process that information, since Briscoe is my favorite LAO Character of all time.
How's he holding up?
Lennie Briscoe's final appearance on the show. He would be replaced by Joe Fontana (Dennis Farina).
Who is also now dead.
@@KatriceMetaluna Weird isn't it?
Ain’t no way they find that gun. She could’ve dumped it literally anywhere
I've never even been to new york but I know they would have never found the gun or it would have taken much longer lol. It was definitely not the only metal thing in that river.
Definitely a hole in the plot. Along with the woman using the ATM in the gun shop she drove 300 miles from home to make the clandestine purchase.
Lennie Briscoe made this series. Orbach's passing was such a blow. After him the pairings were meh at best especially in the later seasons. Thank you Jerry Orbach.
Yeah let me just stroll outside after hearing gunshots near my house….
I do it. But I'm originally from upstate NY not the city.
🤔🤔..
This video excerpt left out some very good lines-"When you absolutely, positively have to kill somebody overnight.."
2:14 It was at this moment I recalled this episode. This was a top tier episode!
Can't help but to feel a bit foreshadowing in this episode. The reason he left the show was to spearhead the new spinoff series, which he was only able to do a few episodes before he passed away.
It’s such a shame to see this is Jerry Orbach’s final episode in Law and Order as Detective Lennie Briscoe.
The cafe brought the plot twist in this episode back to my memory. Well played on the writers. 😁
I remember this episode! I think it took inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers On A Train.
They mentioned that don't they?
Love how the shots are half life 357 sounds
i miss Jerry Orbach and Dennis farina for that matter, atleast on my local tv station i can watch old episodes of this show on reruns...
@phoenixman8569 you can stream law and order and law and order SVU on Pluto, Hulu, Amazon prime, and don't hold me to it Netflix.
Denis Farina was a friend of my uncle johns from high school they played basket ball together
Wait..Is this the "Strangers on the train" episode? If so, this one was good!!!
Where the two women kill each other's husbands? I don't remember one of the hubbies being a delivery driver.
Nm. The parks dept part sounds familiar
The daughter is so calm..
nah, she's scared witless. Almost in shock, which is why she's so quiet.
6:30
I love shake downs like that
Jerry Orbach fantastic actor!
Okay. I _get_ *cautious* venturing outside after gunshots to see if anyone needs help that i can provide. Only, of course, walking out in a slightly-stooped-otherwise-remarkably-upright position isn't "cautious".
But what *_really_* gets me is what kinda mother did the writers of this show grow up with that they have this woman standing on the porch talking to the cops and her THIRTEEN YEAR OLD daughter's standing there with her _and a fresh corpse on the stairway?_
The thought that ran through my head: "What'd she do? Go in and tell her kid "Hey Stacy! There's a dead guy out here! Wanna come out with me and poke it with a stick?"
That's NYC for ya. 🤷
It says something about you when it takes three shots for you to kill a man who's right in front of you..
Hey, he took the cannoli.
I love law and order
When lenny started talking about no fax machines and other items being available when he started I teared up then he says he is putting in his papers.
I'm sick today and he was a fav character but no idea why I got so upset. I know the character is fictional but imagine going from then to now with DNA and all the crazy developments science has helped police with.
My grandpa died a few months ago, 93 years old. He'd been a teenager during WW2. When I showed him my DJI Mavic Pro drone he nearly cried. The fact that you can plug this controller up to a phone 1millionX more powerful than the computers they used to go to the moon, open an "app", then get 4K video from a first person perspective and fly around at nearly 50mph blew him away. Sure, he's been spoiled by getting nicer TVs over the past 70 years, but it suddenly hit him how far technology had come. The face he made when I let him fly it around, it looked like that of a child. He couldn't believe it.
@@anthonyitaliano7316 My father passed away in February at 84 years old. He was a boy in Luxembourg during the was. He'd tell me stories about it when he could open up. There's a famous photo of dead soldiers on a street. he walked down that street around the same time and said he was walking with his eyes closed and nearly stepped on a body in the photo. It's amazing the things you see when you live that long.
@@anthonyitaliano7316 Beautiful moment. My grandfather was a kind, loving man also. Died in 1977, but never forgotten. The love stays.
Was this Jerry Orbach 's last episode on L&O?
Yes. He later passed away on December 28, 2004. RIP Jerry Orbach. 🕊🙏🏾
@@ScottMorrisIV He shortly appeared in the first two episodes of Trial By Jury's only season.
So I guess the officers in the window at 0:04 didn't call it in and were not on scene?
Maybe they'd gotten into a cruiser and driven off before the call came in?
Oh well spotted
reminds me of the time when in america a gun man got a frosty call from a call center found out her name and sent her some flowers when she came out he blew her away .
I don’t understand how if they’re a city parks worker and a delivery driver they can afford that water view. I know this was a few decades ago but that apartment/condo must have been out of there range even then.
Strangers in a Cafe
Nice to see. Women working together
🤣🤣🤣
everyone is up to extracurricular activities after work. mine is " sporadic naps in random places" i call it "surprise naps." it's a test of my willpower. if i can sleep sitting up in a bed, holding a dunkins cup full of a refresher and not have it spill as i sleep for like 5 hours.
I remember this episode. The women were smart for planning the murder(s).
There were more murders?
@@conchurfitzsimons570 yes
@@conchurfitzsimons570 what she meant, two wives planned to kill each other husbands. Similar to CI's S6 episode "Bedfellows", the two wives killed each other husband (they were brothers)
@@conchurfitzsimons570 She and the black woman in the cafe agreed to murder each other's husbands as it gave them the perfect alibi
Ahhh....that is a smart way to do it. I never would have thought of something like that. I need to find the full episode, that sounds like a good plot & story line.
This is also Briscoe last episode.
Of the original series. He was able to appear in the first two episodes of TBj; that second episode was the last of any l&o media.
Welcome to law and order Detective fontana
The end of an era.
Yes for Jerry Orbach.
@soneouge the end of a true legend and iconic character. RIP lenny Briscoe.
The lady is brave enough to walk outside just after she heard the gunshot
How many guns do you think are in that river?
When the lady found the body he had no blood on his shirt but when the police showed up magically there was blood
Bleeding takes time.
I love Greene’s reaction to the bikini wax.
when did Ed and Lenny find out there were three shots? for a bit i thought there were only the two that hit the victim, but rewatching this clip there were definitely three
ETA; probably should've used different calibers.
@Robert Reital okay, question one down. Question two; did the daughter need a note for Tardy Excuse after this, or was the school informed of a killing at a STUDENT'S STOOP!?
Strangers On A Train.
I remember this episode of Law &Order
She left the gun, he took her cannoli. (Godfather theme plays)
ah yes walk outside right after you hear gunshots
Ok, them ducking down like that makes sense for New York.
Fun fact: the fax machine was invented in 1843.
OMG, I just watched *"Point of View",* the episode when Lenny Brisco came to the 27th precinct [season 3, episode 9]. I love the first 5 seasons most of all, before the self righteous detective Reynaldo Curtis joins the team.
That's you. I personally loved the chemistry between Briscoe and Curtis.
Those women didn't know they had the honor of being Lennies last arrests.
If you look out the window behind the woman talking to her daughter ,her right shoulder. You see 2 NYPD officers walking by on the street. 😂
OK, this was the "Strangers on a Train" episode.
I have no idea how gun stores are run in the blue states but here in Texas, where that are not endangered, they would never put their license in jeopardy with a stupid straw man purchase for a freaking stranger.
8:09 The Hudson RIver
@1:00 no blood
@1:10 blood
😂😂😂
Oh my god... That thing he made her sign is MASSIVE. And it just looks like some kind of calculator
mans took her cannoli xD
There is no way that woman and child have those reflex actions to gunshots.
Well they are in New York...
You live in (or near) a rough neighborhood, you get the reflexes pretty quick.
I have refelexes like that too. I know the difference between fireworks and gunshots but i live in a pretty safe neighborhood except for bears
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Omg todays march 17 when I first watched this 😂 holy cow 😂😂😂
"he's lazy, he calls in sick when he gets the sniffles..."
That aged well
This is the episode where two women kill each others husbands. The black lady at the end was the other.
It hurts so much that he died
No gunshot wounds in his chest, but suddenly the front of his shirt bloody
They missed the opportunity to call it Dead On Arrival
1:14 Homeowner called in the shooting, but not those two cops that walk by the apartment at 0:03
I grew up never hearing gun shots in my area. Just hunters in various hunting seasons. Cities are horrible places in that aspect.
My prayers go out to the delivery man’s family and loved ones, as well as his next-of-kin and his friends, colleagues, business associates, and also his ex-friends, former girl/boyfriends, and even any prostitutes he may have patronized__ I hope a candlelight vigil will be held, and in the meantime that people place as many teddy bears as possible at the death-spot__________|
Lennie was terrific..
She will take this, to go.
You cut the title soundtrack just at the best moment, when electric guitar and clarinet enter.....