Law and Order Television Series

Elliot Stabler, a fictional character on Law and Order: SVU, is portrayed as a dedicated detective who upholds the law. Throughout his time on the show, Stabler does not kill anyone. His character is known for his strong sense of justice and commitment to solving crimes within the boundaries of the law.

Oh, dude, Vincent and Eames left "Criminal Intent" because their characters, Goren and Eames, were written out of the show after the seventh season. Like, it's just how TV shows work sometimes, you know? They probably just wanted to explore other opportunities or maybe they were tired of solving crimes in New York City. Who knows, man.

Well, sometimes in life, we have to make choices that lead us down different paths. Kathryne Erbe left Law and Order Criminal Intent because she felt it was time for her to explore new opportunities and grow as an artist. It's important to follow your heart and trust that new adventures will bring you joy and fulfillment.

No, Pauley Perrette was not on Law and Order. She is best known for her role as Abby Sciuto on the television series NCIS. Law and Order is a separate television franchise created by Dick Wolf, with multiple series under its umbrella, but Perrette did not appear in any of them.

Oh, dude, a kashisty is like... not a real thing. It's probably a made-up word or a typo. Maybe someone was trying to spell something else and their fingers slipped on the keyboard. But hey, if you want to start a trend and make "kashisty" a thing, go for it!

The theme music for "Law and Order: UK" is a variation of the original "Law and Order" theme composed by Mike Post. The UK version features a more orchestral arrangement with a British twist. The music sets the tone for the show's crime procedural format and helps create a sense of suspense and drama for viewers.

Joe Fontana, a character in Law and Order, was portrayed as being wealthy due to his family's successful business ventures. Throughout the series, it is implied that Fontana comes from a wealthy background and has connections to powerful individuals, which likely contributed to his financial success. Additionally, his career as a detective may have provided him with opportunities for additional income through private security work or consulting.

Jamey Sheridan wore an eyepatch on Law and Order: Criminal Intent because his character, Captain James Deakins, was injured in the line of duty. It added a touch of mystery and badassery to his character, making him even more intriguing to viewers. Plus, let's be real, who doesn't look cool as hell rocking an eyepatch?

As he was leaving the show, Vincent D'Onofrio said: "I have always been, and have always viewed myself, as a character actor, and the great opportunity that Dick [Wolf] presented to me to develop the Goren character on 'Criminal Intent' was successful beyond my wildest expectations. After eight seasons, and with the addition of Jeff Goldblum, now is the perfect time for me to explore other acting opportunities and I leave the show knowing it is in great hands with Jeff."

However, at the time of his departure (October 2009), it was rumored that USA Network was only willing to pay Mr. D'Onofrio half his original salary. Needless to say, he declined. Soon thereafter, Kathryn Erbe and Eric Bogosian also quit.

When Mariska Hargitay was on maternity leave, Connie Nielsen (who played "Dani Beck") took her place for six episodes. Mariska was on maternity leave for 6 months.

Benson and Stabler investigate the stabbing and castration of a cab driver, only to learn that the victim had purchased a phony hack license from an inmate at Rikers. Further investigation reveals that the dead man was a Serbian soldier named Stefan Tanzic, who had been indicted on charges of ethnic cleansins. Herself a child of rape, Benson has trouble separating herself from the case after realizing that the victim was a rapist. Stabler tries to keep her from crossing the line in her attempts to protect suspects she feels were justified in their actions.

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Yep! I just watched an episode named "Ridicule" about a male stripper who was raped. She was one of the ladies at the party who was part of the rape. Good luck trying to find any kind of credits for her in that episode!

It's Nearer My God to Thee by Church LDS hymns.

Lou Diamond Phillips appeared in the SVU episode 'Fault', season 7, episode 19, originally aired 4/4/06 as the character Victor Paul Gitano. The highlight of the episode is when Benson and Stabler chase Gitano through a crowded bus depot.

No, the plot didn't kill off Elliot, they had him quit the department. Actor Chris Meloni could not come to an agreement on his contract so he had to be written out of the story. Perhaps they are hoping to have him back some time in the future, even for just an appearance or two.

Sam Waterston was born on November 15, 1940.

The USA network has a notice on their Law and Order CI web page that says, "...Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe as they reprise the roles of Bobby Goren and Alexandra Eames for the tenth and final season of Law & Order: Criminal Intent" in the 2011 season; no dates provided. See their web page on the link below.

No, Sandra Bullock has no credits for a Law and Order series.