A Bribed Juror - Law & Order

From Season 5, Episode 10 "House Counsel" - A juror bribed to throw the trial of a crime boss is murdered; the mobster's attorney is arrested for the crime.

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[kirschitz]

"Woah! Three gray suits. A wild and crazy guy."
Orbach's deadpan delivery of that line kills me

[lyramaria]

Logan and Briscoe were the gold standard of detectives on Law and Order.

[stevevalkos]

I love the way New Yorkers on the show behave like it is normal to be questioned on the job by homicide detectives.

[uofc]

Gotta love how Lenny remembers the date and time of when he last talked to his ex-wife

[PatrolOfficer]

The two BEST cops ever on that show! Every episode was fabulous. Mike Logans return on Criminal Intent was a breath of fresh air for us viewers. Noth was born to play Logan!

[Myrdden]

"You remember the last time you spoke to your ex, Lenny?" And he just walks away, knowing the answer, lol. Such a great team!

[kellyrayburn]

I can attest that the courts take jury duty *very* seriously. When I was on jury duty, we weren't sequestered, but the clerk made it very clear if we had a question we were to ring the bell and she would knock. At which time, we were to stop deliberating before we opened the door. And we were *NOT* to discuss the case in her presence. I'm just glad I wasn't assigned to the trial of an organized criminal. That would have been a nightmare.

[andrewbrendan]

Please, Detective. I'm not naive. You're not here to help me". My favorite line in this video and an accurate statement. You can hear and see the fear in Mrs. Lempert's voice and face. We see this character only twice in the video but for me she's the one to watch and listen to. Mrs. Lempert is a vivid, believable character thanks to excellent writing and Leslie Ayvazian's excellent performance of that writing.

[willlocke]

Set. Lennie Briscoe always had great one liners. He was the best. Forever RIP Jerry Orbach.

[WTC-]

"I'll deny everything"

"So will we"

[michaelmuldowney]

Jerry Orbach said he had one mantra is his career. Never leave a hit show. And he never did..

[aidanadkins]

"A guy that steals shampoo..."
*Proceeds to put shampoo in his pocket.*

[chr]

These were my favourite seasons, with Mike and Len. Len had so many great one-liners.

[zacharding]

Everyone knows Jerry Orbach as Lenny, but musical theater was his first love. And he was one of Broadway's best, as an actor and singer. Listen to him in "The Fantasticks" or "Promises Promises" -- for which he won the Tony Award for best actor in 1969. One of the finest -- and most eclectic -- voices on Broadway.

[umberct]

Logan “Do you remember the last time you spoke with your ex, Lenny?”

Briscoe “July 17th 1994 2:35 p.m.”

[jerrysinclair]

Intense segment. "MY EX-HUSBAND!" She is played by Leslie Ayvazian. Her limited screen time on TV and the big screen is complemented with extensive time in off Broadway plays, which she has written. Very accomplished actress and writer. We don't see her much outside of New York City

[mjr]

Man, the old Law & Orders were incredible. There was a reason I have seen every episode through the 99 season 50+ times. Then I began to watch an old friend slowly die until the last 4-5 seasons they were almost cartoons.

[jaylockwood]

Every Law and Order episode:
"Yeh I knew him. What is he dead or something?"
"Yes"
***No reaction, continues to do job undistracted

[ceceelizabeth]

"Three grey suits a wild and crazy guy" great delivery

[AkumaUzamaki]

Law & Order needs to be on a streaming service