Yes, mock me for my obsessions...
Oct. 14th, 2003 06:12 pmI was just on the phone with Mom and mentioned tonight's impending departure of a cast member from Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.
Mom: Is that who it is? I saw the promo where the car blew up and I said "Please don't let it be Munch, I don't know if Kelly can handle it right now."
Mom: Is that who it is? I saw the promo where the car blew up and I said "Please don't let it be Munch, I don't know if Kelly can handle it right now."
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Date: 2003-10-14 04:31 pm (UTC)Rey Curtis, Jamie Ross, and Lenny Briscoe have all had family appear on the show, or otherwise play a role in the story. Have any of the others have had family involved? I know we saw Greevey's family (although not Greevey himself) in one episode of the second season.
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Date: 2003-10-14 04:41 pm (UTC)We saw Claire's father (the law school prof) in her final episode. And we've seen Lt. Van Buren's husband and kids a few times. I also seem to remember the episode where Adam Schiff's wife died. Cragen's wife was a flight attendant killed in a plane crash.
Dunno if you've actually seen Homicide or not, but it was revealed in one of the crossovers that Briscoe had a fling with Munch's first wife after their divorce. This explains some of their carping.
Also, there was one episode where Briscoe said he was actually raised Catholic, but I'm certain the writers have forgotten by now.
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Date: 2003-10-14 04:47 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2003-10-14 04:52 pm (UTC)Now that you mention it, I do remember Claire's dad, and Lt. Van Buren's husband, though not her kids.
I saw the first crossover, with the white supremacist bomber (played by the actor who now plays Dr. Skoda), where Munch and Briscoe shoot pool, or rather, Briscoe whips Munch's ass. And it was re-visited in the second crossover, where Briscoe mentions Munch's ex again...
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Date: 2003-10-14 04:59 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2003-10-15 09:26 am (UTC)Sometimes, still, after watching Oz for over three years, when Dr. Skoda appears (particularly after watching an episode of Oz) I get the willies for a moment. And then I remind myself that I like Dr. Skoda--and that it's Schillinger that I despise.
Still, he's a fantastic actor to play two such polar opposite roles.