["Dude, so many. And I have seen them all. But probably my favourite is 'Misconception,' even though it's pre-Briscoe. Yokas from Third Watch and Kellerman from Homicide are this young couple, and she's pregnant and gets mugged and loses the baby, and it turns out that she was having an affair with her boss, this big lawyer, and then we find out that she and Kellerman planned the whole thing, including the pregnancy, and that he was the one who attacked her, and that it was all a huge extortion plot, and that technically killing the fetus wasn't a crime under New York law because of how many weeks old it was so they can't be charged with anything, but Ben Stone goes through with his case against them anyway and in his closing argument he totally chews everything in the room, including the bench, all, 'Nooooo criiiiiiime? A child is dead. No criiiiime?' And he keeps talking about what monsters they are -- which, totally -- but even when he's talking about a violent assault and an intentional miscarriage, he's such a drama queen that you can barely even take him seriously, which is awesome. I loved Ben Stone, and I loved Lenny Briscoe and his many obstreporous ex-wives and ex-wife punchlines. R.I.P." -- Wing Chun]