Law & Order/The Wire mashup

Watching a Law and Order rerun on TNT right now.
Wee-Bay got caught with guns and money, then got shot.
Clay Davis is a lawyer; he got accused of murder after posting up pictures of undercover cops online.
Bunk is in the episode. He's the lawyer for Clay.

It's weird seeing these guys in other shows.

 

The guy that played Clay Davis had one of the creepiest roles ever on Law and Order when it was discovered he was killing kids because they were doing things against The Bible.

 

One of my favorite episodes of L&O. I love when Jesse Martin goes undercover.

 

Shit, I haven't watched that one it ages. Every L&O = Classic.

 

So Whitlock has been on L&O twice?

Hard to imagine seeing as they had Michael Imperioli as an obsessed limo driver in one episode and then brought him back as a cast member later on.

 

L&O ain't what it used to be.

 

Not since Jesse Martin left he was my favorite along with Jerry Orbach.

 

Jerry Orbach and Chris Noth were a dream team.

 

They've done that plenty. I can't remember names of actors or characters right now, but the guy from the "New Sons of Liberty" episode where the militia group robbed an OTB, had been on a couple seasons earlier as a homeless guy who slashed up a dress shop, represented himself and ended up spazzing out in court because he went off his meds. And I think he was in another episode or two as a random defense lawyer.
One of the regular defense lawyers, the uncle from "Meet the Parents", was a serial killer during the Paul Sorvino years.
And before he was Briscoe, Jerry Orbach -- the man himself -- once played a defense lawyer.

Dick Wolf has about 20 character actors on speed dial.

 

Well, they were!

Shee-eeeeee-it!

 

Yeah, there's some Web site called Repeat Offenders that tracks role-jumping characters.

 

Noth was great and is a very talented actor, but I am a huge fan of Jesse Martin if for no other reason than the fact that he is going to play Marvin Gaye in a film.

My love for the music of Marvin knows no bounds.