An Ingenious Plan - Law & Order

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McCoy and Southerlyn begin to think that two wives conspired to kill each other's husbands.
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From Season 14, Episode 24 "C.O.D" - Two women are accused of conspiring to murder each other's husbands, but Jack and Serena are forced to try the cases simultaneously and separately. Meanwhile, Detective Briscoe announces his retirement.
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@citrusfruit8P 2 года назад

"Slept with somebody doesn't do it justice. Your husband had sexual narcolepsy" this line took me outttt 🤣😭

@janinecox256 2 года назад

That’s classic Lenny!

@deepee6602 Год назад

Sexual narcolepsy...genius

@mystikx2205 10 месяцев назад

One of Lenny's last zingers. This was his last episode before Jerry left.

@feraltaco4783 10 месяцев назад

Same. 😂 😂 😂

@liamshaughnessy6246 8 месяцев назад

Ha ha lol!😱👍👍

@rabbitsfoot8 3 года назад

If they were smarter they would have spaced out each others husbands murders...4 days apart...way too suspicious. Also never talk to police without a lawyer..that first lady essentially gave them a motive at least the second lady made them work for it even though she should have had a lawyer also

@CherryBlossomBlyue 3 года назад

Yeah like they should have given it at least a couple of months

@bhakti235 3 года назад

and then she she should never have gone into her cafe again

@ValdezJu 3 года назад

It's only a TV show!

@bhakti235 3 года назад

@@ValdezJu "ripped from the headlines"

@briankramme7295 3 года назад

The first words out of your mouth should be "I want a lawyer."

@Beldamsansmerci 3 года назад

Ed green and lennie briscoe was a very sweet partnership, a lot of mutual respect and kindness, and I always thought it was cool that the actors are two Broadway greats….

@BillinHungary 11 месяцев назад

This was the season finale of Season 14. At the end of the episode, Briscoe is retiring, and on the way out of the office, he says "It's nice to go out on a win". His retirement was linked to Jerry Orbach succumbing to a decade-long battle with prostate cancer - he passed away in December 2004, the same year as the end of Season 14. He was a trooper and the consummate actor right until the end. RIP Jerry Orbach.

@christineobrien7707 3 месяца назад

Briscoe paired up with all the partners was a great partnership.Lenny Briscoe in my opinion, is one of the best TV characters ever.👍

@blank_stare_productions 3 года назад

That was an ingenious plan minus getting caught. Such great writers on that show.

@shadowwriter329 2 года назад

Been done before, several times.

@LinwoodBlackmore 2 года назад

@@shawnbrodrick8673 and before that, a book

@JeremyMacDonald1973 2 года назад

@@shadowwriter329 Yeah - its such an old plot done so often that it rivals "The Butler did it" in terms of being a cliche... actually these days I'd be more surprised if the Butler actually did it.

@dylanram4653 Год назад

it wouldve been ingenious had they not used the same model of gun

@TheSongwritingCat Год назад

The killers should have chosen a plot from a more obscure movie... and thought about the advances in evidence collection and analysis since the 1950s.

@BadcatV 3 года назад

Lennie Briscoe, played by Jerry Orbach. Brilliant character/actor. RIP Mr Orbach. And you didn't keep Baby in the corner, in the end.

@terryknight5869 3 года назад

Fun fact, Jerry was also the voice of the candle Lumiere in Disney's classic Beauty and the Beast. Be our guest, and rest in peace Jerry Orbach!

@dramamole 3 года назад

Every crime show ever has done a take on "Strangers on a Train" to the point where I can always see it immediately

@reddz.k.4404 3 года назад

Agreed, but it's really a perfect plot. Most of those episodes were pretty good even if you knew from a mile away.

@angels.8667 2 года назад

@@reddz.k.4404 ioo

@avatarofasura3971 2 года назад

It's a classic, what would you expect

@crystaledwards9878 Год назад

Criss-cross. The night was moist…

@nothobbesmufc949 Год назад

iirc the CSI one (Vegas, I think it was pre-spinoffs actually) the two women did get away with their crimes.

@detmstr341 3 года назад

The prosecution doesn't take bad news well. Whenever the lab tech tells them the evidence doesn't match or too tainted for results, they always ask, "Are you sure?" or"How positive are you?" Come on D.A.'s office. You can't always expect good news from the police lab.

@deadlysnipe12 3 года назад

They ask if they're sure when they get good news too. Never wanna go to court with evidence that you think is 100% and later the tech says "Well it's still a little muddy".

@Mourtzouphlos240 3 года назад

Sure you can. That's why there are so many scandals with labs and prosecutors' offices. Just ask Brandon Mayfield. The system is set up to brutalize people, not bring justice or catch criminals.

@detmstr341 3 года назад

@@deadlysnipe12 I've seen episodes o S.V.U. where the lab tech says the results are negative and the prosecutor will still ask "How sure are you?" The D.A.'s officer needs to learn they can't always expect good news.

@antmagor 3 года назад

@@detmstr341 First of all there’s nothing wrong with saying are you sure. It is a question and people ask it all the time. Secondly, it is a good thing that Miss Sutherland did ask that question. Because if she had taken the results at face value she might’ve never stumbled onto the second murder. And both women would’ve walked.

@detmstr341 3 года назад

@@antmagor I've seen S.V.U. epsisodes where ADA Cabot was called out by a judge because she's always manipulating the court to suit her needs and the judge was fed up with it.

@lhj276 2 года назад

For 3 million years this show has been a satisfying addiction for viewers. I discovered this show yesterday and I now need to quit my job and stay home and watch it.

@Headintodreams Год назад

🤣😂🤣😂😂oh my...

@jamesedwards3923 Год назад

Watch all of them and the spin-offs. You will not be disappointed.

@1LastSong 10 месяцев назад

You got passive income on standby?

@Shonte-i8v 7 месяцев назад

Highly ADDICTIVE..IM A LAW AND ORDER JUNKIE😂😂😂😊

@Spider_7_7 3 года назад

3:48 the lady playing Belinda Gardner is Victoria Dillard. She played Janelle (the mayor’s secretary) on “ Spin City” and she was Jeff Goldblum’s lover in “Deep Cover”. She also played one of Eddie Murphy’s bathing servants in “Coming to America”.

@jayhudson6738 3 года назад

She was Larry Fishburnes lover

@jelanitarik7423 2 года назад

As someone else noted she was Laurence Fishburne's lover. In the scene after Goldblum kills Felix, Goldblum threatens to kill her, to which Fishburne replies "If you touch her, I will kill you David."

@MrBmick79 7 месяцев назад

"ooooooohhhh you shouldn't have done that, David"@@jelanitarik7423

@cfhall5170 3 года назад

I miss briscose he was one of the best.

@cultclassic999 3 года назад

Yes! He worked well with Logan and Curtis. I remember how patient he was with Logan in the beginning. Logan's partner had just been shot. Briscoe was seen by Logan as a temporary substitute. But Briscoe knew he was going to be permanent. So he kept his patience till Logan went from "Hey Briscoe.." to "Hey Lennie" That was a great character arc. RIP Jerry Orbach.

@bokani79 3 года назад

For those who don’t know Briscoe did 8 years of Law and order with cancer

@janinecox256 2 года назад

Wow

@antiidiocrocy4057 7 месяцев назад

@@janinecox256 prostate cancer to be precise

@georgeharrisonlover4300 7 месяцев назад

He doesn't look too bad here given the fact that Jerry Orbach died later that year.

@otaviofrn_adv 2 месяца назад

Actually it was 10 years. He discovered in 1994 In some later episodes you can see the disease taking a toll on him

@hadoneldesgraviers3546 3 года назад

I never thought that Jerry Orbach would pass away several months later after his last episode. 😔

@Icecube88 3 года назад

no way. he really passed away months after this episode? he didn't look sick.

@marycanary 3 года назад

He did?! I didn't know that.

@aaronburgin1442 3 года назад

@@Icecube88 He was battling cancer for almost his entire run on the show. He was diagnosed back in 1996.

@troyrichter8113 3 года назад

he died 29Dec04. Best L@O detective

@troyrichter8113 3 года назад

he died 29Dec04. Best L@O detective

@aaronburgin1442 3 года назад

"Quite a bizarre coincidence." Yeah, she was lying LOL

@steemdup 3 года назад

I hated the episode when Lenny retired - he held the detective squad together. I loved him with Mike Logan and Ed Green. Also miss Adam Schiff as the DA.

@janinecox256 2 года назад

It was Jack Mckoy’s show!

@alexisdiva9 2 года назад

That's what made this episode so bittersweet was Lennie's retirement - behind the scenes Jerry Orbach was going to star in the spinoff L&O Trial by Jury which was supposed to be less taxing to film - an important consideration since he had been battling prostate cancer. They didn't disclose his illness until a few weeks before his passing; sadly, he was only able to tape the 1st two episodes of L&O Trial by Jury before his death. At the end of the second episode of that series, you could barely hear his voice. ;( RIP, Jerry!

@trevonpernell0814 Год назад

@@janinecox256 It was Lennie Briscoe's show and you know it. L&O's rating immediately decreased the minute he left.

@marksmith3947 Месяц назад

Schiff is my favorite character, period

@jdrancho1864 2 года назад

"...something right out of Hitchcock" doesn't even begin to describe it. This trope of criss-cross murders was used so often, it should be its own genre. Remember "Throw Momma From The Train"?? They even used it in an episode of "Murdoch Mysteries".

@zygas25 Год назад

They also did that in gta 5

@JohnSmith-ct5jd Год назад

Right. And a Columbo show.

@MsWarriordiva 4 месяца назад

Also, NCIS episode. They rode the same train & planned it.

@nikolasgibbons2121 3 года назад

So the women killed each other’s husbands for money and retribution.

@depressedglub32 Год назад

I love Green and Briscoe. Such a great team!

@ct6410 3 года назад

“Striations don’t lie.” Oh they absolutely can. All you need is a 1/4” diamond file and nerves of steel.

@bored1ca Год назад

I love the Hitchcock reference as that was the first thing that popped into my head while watching this (Strangers on a Train).

@billcox8870 3 года назад

The Hitchcock movie they were referring to is called, strangers on a train, if I am correct.

@LadyBelladonnaStorm 3 года назад

You are correct.

@billcox8870 3 года назад

@@LadyBelladonnaStorm that just reminded me of, throw momma from the train. A comedic version on generally the same premise but no character was killed at all

@LadyBelladonnaStorm 3 года назад

@@billcox8870 I’m ashamed to say that I haven’t yet seen it. I’ll work to remedy that as soon as possible. Billy Crystal and Danny Davito together is just too hilarious to miss.

@cevq6126 3 года назад

@@LadyBelladonnaStorm well worth the watch, if only to see Devito hit Crystal with a frying pan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@LadyBelladonnaStorm 3 года назад

@@cevq6126 😂😂😂

@axiomist4488 2 года назад

This series is sooo good ! I'm gonna have to buy some. These videos get me all worked up, then they stop .

@ScribblebytesWorldwide 3 года назад

Strangers on a Train! Always works well 👌

@TheBatugan77 7 месяцев назад

Stewart Granger?

@icaliver 3 года назад

If they add a laugh track and we’d get “Throw Mama from the Train”

@zacharyjacobson7506 3 года назад

Could you please do the moment where Lennie Briscoe says goodbye to the 27th Precinct?

@nelsonc6173 3 года назад

Elisabeth Rohm is by far the prettiest prosecutor ever on the show...she perfect physically in every way! Acting was OK not great, but her looks...perfection!!!

@mr.d.572 3 года назад

She plays a better villain actually. She was in a Lifetime movie called The Christmas Kiss and she played a mean character really well.

@lm3049 3 года назад

@@mr.d.572 one of my favorite movies. Loved her in that!

@leftcoaster67 3 года назад

The way they wrote her out just seemed so out of left field. And completely contrary to what a DA's office is all about. It just seemed forced, and bad scriptwriting.

@roy7046 2 года назад

Jill Hennessy wasn't chopped liver either

@Wolffen51 Год назад

Sorry but have to disagree with you…I always thought that Jill Hennessy was great, plus she’s Canadian…gotta love that

@woodysbarndominium 8 месяцев назад

The ADA’s hair is fabulous.

@kjdnyhmghfvb 3 года назад

I thought they were going to say, "He had sexual narcolepsy, he just kept falling into the..."

@NicklePickle426 2 года назад

@ 5:30 the 'Movie' you're looking for is called Strangers on a Train- Directed by........ you guessed it Alfred Hitchcock!!!

@SocalSamStokes 2 года назад

Never ever talk to the police without a lawyer.

@WarGrowlmon18 Год назад

This was Lennie Briscoe's last episode before he retired.

@natiliee.s.5476 2 года назад

3:36 🤔 And at that moment I realized they killed each other's husband. But maybe I should wait and watch the entire video 😏

@jamesbowman7813 2 года назад

2:45 I knew something was up.

@whowawoo 3 года назад

It was so sad, Brisco, Jerry Orbach, died the same week he retired from Law and Order, same thing happened to Peter Boyle on Everybody Loves Raymond, Raymond father, after last taping died that week. Moral, don’t quit your day job

@aaronburgin1442 3 года назад

Actually, he died six months later.

@ivandesantis858 3 года назад

This episode is in my top 5 L&O episodes.

@BloodSweatandGears 2 года назад

Ahhhh "Strangers on a Train"".... the variation now is "Strangers in a coffee shop"

@drogo1913 3 года назад

Why can’t we ever get the full version of the early episodes!?

@SeanMcGuire92 3 года назад

Because the streaming rights for them are on the streaming service Peacock. The idea is to get you to want to see the full episode so you'll go to where it's streaming to do so.

@panda5122 3 года назад

Many public libraries have the seasons on DVD to borrow.

@chrismartindale7840 Год назад

Reminds me of the Incel case in SVU. Three incels raped a girl a different one was rejected by. Since they had no connection to each other except for the MO the police were thrown for a loop at first.

@GreyDoofus88 9 месяцев назад

Well the third incel Tony decided to target the girl that rejected him and murdered her boyfriend, rather than getting someone else to do it for him. Unlike the other two who opted to do swaps.

@robertphillips6296 2 года назад

Strangers on a Train!

@josephhicks6445 3 года назад

The episode is based on Strangers On A Train

@Deborahtunes 3 года назад

"Criminal Intent" did a similar episode of this...

@elizabethescalante7866 3 года назад

@@Deborahtunes Really? Which one? I wanna find it and watch! 😃

@DarthTach 3 года назад

@@Deborahtunes Also CSI - Vegas as well. Except like the movie one of the people didn't go through with it so they were murdered as well.

@Deborahtunes 3 года назад

@@DarthTach ~ I never got into the CSI franchise. But thanks for letting me know...👍

@Deborahtunes 3 года назад

@@elizabethescalante7866 ~ I'm trying to find the episode now. If I can, I'll let you know what season, and the episode title...

@cfamillytravelgroup3318 8 месяцев назад

Growing up is realizing that with the way these investigations actually go, this would have absolutely worked

@charonib 3 года назад

Strangers in a cafe.

@rasalghul9331 3 года назад

Elizabeth Rohm is so beautiful.

@frankdenardo8684 3 года назад

Love those blonde hair blue eyes Scandinavian, Germanic type

@Pope6006 6 месяцев назад

Yeah mean.....rohm was soooo " FLY " !!!!🥂

@Shypwreck 8 месяцев назад

Regardless she is right (more or less), an ordinary person in NYC cannot get a gun to defend themselves.

@emmapearse9790 26 дней назад

Man this case really is "Strangers on a train" in a different font! Also Strangers on a train is my favourite Alfred Hitchcock movie, I highly recommend watching it.

@Jamietheroadrunner 2 года назад

Great Hitchcock inspired episode!

@landang7906 7 месяцев назад

This is a new version of "Strangers on a train".

@nasirkaczka6850 4 месяца назад

This murder for swap was the plot of an episode of "The Avengers", the British show with Patrick Macnee (Mr. Steed) and Diana Rigg (Emma Peale). Also the basic idea behind the comedy "Throw Momma from the Train" with Danny DeVito and Billy Crystal.

@canadianfortrump4057 2 года назад

I'd like to watch this entire episode but the only Law and Order episodes available for purchase on RU-vid are from Seasons 1 and 2 and from Season 16 and onward. Does anyone know how I can obtain any episode from Seasons 3 to 15?

@sdaiwepm Год назад

I remember this one .. just like Strangers on a Train!

@bthomson 10 месяцев назад

"Strangers on a Train"

@themermaidstale5008 Месяц назад

This could be based on Alfred Hitchcock’s film, “Strangers on a Train”. A nit job thinks she’s made a deal with a famous tennis player to commit murders for each other. The tennis player thought the other man was just thinking out loud and was joking; turns out he was a sociopath. Good movie.

@captante9889 3 года назад

Ever seen Throw mama from the train? Criss-cross.

@word1013 2 года назад

the evidence clearly vindicates that she did not kill her husband but...

@89five3five 2 года назад

Hey. The cop Green was talking to was also in SVU when Benson was framed for murder.

@robertmeyer5438 10 месяцев назад

"Strangers on a train" by Alfred Hitchcock

@oliviaharden186 2 года назад

Olivia and Jose caricoa are falling in love and best friends forever and ever

@rosezielinski5750 3 года назад

Rip...lennie

@mojosbigsticks 8 месяцев назад

So ingenious it's been used in films and books for years.

@marknan5352 3 года назад

Lenny Briscoe. A cops cop.

@paulhunter6742 2 года назад

Kind of makes you wonder how many real murderers were influenced by Hitchcock's films.

@bored1ca Год назад

...or vice versa?

@marroonrider3193 2 года назад

i realize i watch these for the cop talk

@mr.d.572 3 года назад

So were both of the wives guilty?

@matthewforsyth284 3 года назад

uh yep they were.

@mr.d.572 3 года назад

@@matthewforsyth284 Thanks, seemed like it but I never saw this episode.

@FeedingFrenzy91 3 года назад

@@mr.d.572 It's a good episode and won't spoil it but it was one of those too smart for your own good situation. God bless you.

@dylanram4653 2 года назад

honestly the really retarted thing was why use the same model of gun, they prob wouldnt have got caught then

@RLucas3000 9 месяцев назад

@@mr.d.572the head DA mentions Alfred Hitchcock, he directed a movie called Strangers on a Train, two strangers meet on a long train trip, talk, share their problems, and decide to commit murder for each other. Even if somehow caught, there would be no motive for either of them. These women screwed up by becoming good friends, so the one continued to go to the other’s cafe, where she was arrested at. They remade Strangers on a Train many years later as a comedy, Throw Mama From the Train.

@lanza0611 2 года назад

He pointed the gun in her face like 3 times I see why people get shot

@notallowed337 3 года назад

I need the ending. Lovrd this episode

@justinriley938 3 года назад

On The Simpsons this is known as a Criss Cross

@sandrahunter5904 2 года назад

No one knows if a spouse is faithful.

@starguy2718 3 месяца назад

5:30 Like something out of Hitchcpck. You mean like "Strangers on a Train"?

@flamingmonkeyxii 8 месяцев назад

Strangers on a... Cafe?

@terrynasonisasupervillain9017 3 года назад

Nice video and hi

@josephbalan8384 3 года назад

One of them was acquitted, why wouldn’t the other be acquitted either?

@ddthewolf 2 года назад

One could afford a better lawyer

@billcox8870 Год назад

I think the name of the movie they referred to in this clip is, strangers on a train.

@kimanireid9617 3 года назад

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but I think both or one got a way with it

@HoldenNY22 3 года назад

The White woman was arrested. She turned on the Black Woman and was a Witness against her. Both were caught.

@kimanireid9617 3 года назад

@@HoldenNY22 good to know none of them got away with it

@Chortzy 3 года назад

thats an episode of criminal minds

@sexytrinny52 Год назад

@@kimanireid9617 And yet y'all BROKE VALUE BM be murking women. 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜😜😜✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

@johnzeszut3170 3 года назад

Plot is old as the hills and twice as dusty.

@michaelmorton5698 3 года назад

Still better than an episode involving time travel.

@kgrkid 2 года назад

@@michaelmorton5698 what does time travel have to do with a murder investigation?

@michaelmorton5698 2 года назад

@@kgrkid Time travel episodes are played out; it means that the writers have run out of ideas.

@barrybondshomerunking6778 4 месяца назад

Why arent the early seasons not on peacock

@hothotheat3000 3 года назад

I hope the sister got ALL the money!

@kaylaroman9675 2 года назад

Welcome Joe

@simonpotter7534 3 года назад

Strangers on the train plot

@thecancerwarrior 3 года назад

Yeah thats gotta burn.. McCoy lol

@ivandesantis858 3 года назад

You got it brother. Not in the clip but oh man that was satisfying when I watched the full episode.

@aaronburgin1442 3 года назад

HAHAHAHA, She was such a cocky SOB too. "12 jurors found me not guilty." McCoy for the win LOL

@ivandesantis858 3 года назад

@@aaronburgin1442 I still can't decide who I would want to suffer more out of the 2. Also screw that female judge admonishing Southerlyn . Southerlyn was right. Also Lennie was at his wise guy best when questioning that office lady who was sleeping with Adelle Burns husband. The other funny part was when Burns attorney said her client has many grounds for appeal and McCoy said I'm hard pressed to think of a single one .Your only hope is leniency at sentencing.

@rsybing 3 года назад

So...one more clip out of this episode until I wait for the channel to go backwards in the series, because I'm definitely not watching the Dennis Farina episodes

@ChrisCosat 3 года назад

Although I'd rather watch any original series clips than SVU!

@aaronburgin1442 3 года назад

If you actually watched them, you'd realize there are soooo many good episodes during that 2 season stretch. Go watch "Red Ball" or "Invaders."

@rsybing 3 года назад

@@aaronburgin1442 Red Ball was good, but that had nothing to do with Dennis Farina

@anthonypicco7811 3 года назад

Farina was great... wasn't Jerry Orbach but who is?

@isabellegranger5980 3 года назад

Farina was pretty good. He wasn’t Orbach but who is?

@thewkovacs316 3 года назад

strangers on a train

@Bull1908 6 месяцев назад

Episode and season?

@DaneOrschlovsky Год назад

Those obnoxious Target commercials should come with a warning so we can turn off the volume beforehand.

@mariaibarra5883 3 года назад

Omg.... Strangers on a train..

@paulacornelison243 Год назад

This story is STRANGERS ON A TRAIN. Good movie.

@glenbateman5960 4 месяца назад

The Strangers on a Train plan wasn't even ingenious in "Strangers on a Train."

@kendalr6982 3 года назад

hmmm but as his sister he can buy you a million dollar apartment so you can chase a dream of being a artist who never has to worry about food bills or anything while never having to work a day and yes I know his wife married him for his money and then killed him just saying his sister is a lot like the women he married for he to say she hated the woman he brother married

@samrussell9264 3 года назад

So they rip off Alfred Hitchcock... And say " it's like something out of Alfred Hitchcock..."

@omargoodman2999 3 года назад

Not exactly ripping off; paying homage. In the original Strangers on a Train movie, only one party followed through with the murder while the other was never taking it seriously in the first place and then had to deal with being hounded by the psychopath trying to pressure him into "completing his end of the bargain". So inspired by, not ripped off.

@joshuajacox4643 3 года назад

Good old lennie.

@nightangel972000 2 месяца назад

Isn’t this a the plot to Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train?

@JSolar590 3 года назад

This is why you don't get married! Haha!

@riveness 5 месяцев назад

Props to the blastics guy

@BobM.-to9ji 9 месяцев назад

The paint easel of the sister has no paint on it, she did not paint thos abstracts on that easel prop dept.

@Naijella86 2 года назад

The black lady looks like Condi Rice

@shebeccanelson7275 2 года назад

Do you guys know that in real life the blonde female lawyer has been stalked since her departure from the show by another big time actor or producer, whom she can't say publicly and that she can't get a gig anymore because of him. She used to date him i believe but it's bad.