Law & Order

You Can Call Me Al

Excalibur - Jack learns the hard way that you don't get between a governor and his call girl.

Web of Love

Personae Non Grata - Nothing is sweeter than two crazies pretending to be other people finding Internet love with each other, especially when one then manipulates the other into killing someone.

Connie vs. Cutter

Strike - Connie gets a taste of what it's like on the other side. Turns out, it's not so good -- at least not when your client admits that he totally committed the murder for which you are defending him.

Not That There's Anything Wrong With Pseudoscience

Bogeyman - A "religious" cult that hands out fliers in subway stations promising self-actualization, and counts many actors among its members, is implicated in a murder. Any similarities to real pseudoscientific cults and their policies are purely coincidental. Of course

Green Means Go (Away)

Burn Card - Ed Green, we hardly knew ye. Well...actually we totally knew ye, so that we knew that you couldn't actually be a stone cold murderer even though you did your best trying to convince us you were.

Angelwood

Angelwood - Rudy seemed like such a good kid when he was trying to get on the Notre Dame football team. Who knew he was going to end up as a scary minister turning children into religious fanatics?

Submission

Submission - When a dog-fighting ring is broken up, Lupo and Green are called in to investigate once a finger is found in one of the dog's stomachs. This then leads to murder and...wine counterfeiting? Okay, sure.

Betrayal

Betrayal - Moira Kelly has it rough when she finds out she's married to a psychiatrist who likes to sleep with his underage patients. But then she has it rougher when it turns out he only liked sleeping with her -- it's the hazard of blowing your husband's brains out before you've asked him what's going on.

Tango

Tango - Two pretty distinct stories this week -- the one about the drunk teenager who was brutally murdered, and the other about Connie's legs.

Executioner

Executioner - A guy decides to chicken out of having an affair, but then gets murdered in a totally unrelated event. Now that's just not fair.

Law & Order in the Media

"Is this because I'm a lesbian?": Law & Order Quotes

EADA Michael Cutter: Lawyer who juggles chainsaws on the side.

Jack McCoy: The Brows of Outrage

Give it a Walk: The Best Episode of L&O

Cyrus Lupo: Kind to kids, the elderly, & confiscated fighting dogs.

Spoiler Discussion

The Whiny Lesbian Robot Who Says "Remand" A Lot: Princess Serena Southerlyn

Depraved Indifference to the Audience: Worst Episodes

Law & Order Survivor Game