Law & Order - Good Cop, Bad Cop
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2019
- Sargent Greevey is suspicious about a cop being guilty of murdering a student, but he is unable to find the support among the detectives to carry on with the investigation.
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Season 1, Episode 8. A respected policeman is arrested after shooting a black Ivy League student, but it is later disclosed that the collegian had a sordid history.
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Don't let misguided loyalty ruin your life.,,
See, the thing about bad cops is, if you're a cop, and you know about a bad cop, and you do nothing, you're a bad cop.
Yes!
Oh, you're absolutely right. Now! - I don't know how is it done in the USA, but where I'm from - (Poland) we should hold to tha "standard"! ...which would mean we'd have to fire 99% of them! :D
Same for plumbers, fry Cooks and school teachers...same for us all
@@ftdefiance1 Yeah, but plumbers and frycooks don't get to use lethal violence under the color of authority, now do they? Wee bit different...
@@RLplusabunchofdumbnumbers despite the claims of Bloomberg the laws of self defense are the same for every citizen. Police have no special rights
"Ok, sports fans. Let's go to the video tape." is the best line
Warner wolf
This was a ballsy episode for a 90s timeline.
Especially ballsy today as well with what's going on.
Nah it just shows that not much has changed.
@@nanathegoat5106 True, but what’s important is that more and more people talk about it. And as long as we talk about it, there’s always a chance.
Also we can film the police now. Everyone has a video camera. Don’t be afraid to use it!
No it wasn't. The 90s was not the dark ages.
Personally Greevey and Logan were my Favorite Pair. Episodes were still gritty and raw during this era. Perfect balance of youth and experience in this team. Witty comments aren't overdone but are used sparingly.
Greevey was very good. Personally though preferred Briscoe. Though I admit Fontana also joined the ranks of ones I liked, despite how short his time was.
@@michaelfawcett9935 Briscoe was a good actor I just got sick of his witty one liners real quick. He felt like that Lame dad or uncle always cracking jokes. Fontana was solid. They rarely missed in casting
I love how when this show finds great actors they use them later in different roles.
Ya . I thought the scar face black guy was on Star Trek Generation As a star trek Klingons on a planet not Lt Worf since Lt Worf was a Star Fleet Officers Security Guard? aboard the Enterprise.
@@richa.s9912 He also played a character in Dexter
Sad they didn't put that epilogue to this episode, "Poison Ivy". Greevy telling Stone, "Know why I wouldn't let go? Because there but for the grace of God go I, or any cop. You get caught, you get prosecuted."
I had to google that quote, such a deep statement
I swear greevy is one hell of a cop season one was amazing
To me, this is a relevant episode still today. Love the original Law & Order.
Absolutely agree
Yes totally agree!
Especially now with the case in Georgia
Read about Cariol Horne, a good cop with 19 years on the job. She was fired for interfering with another cop who was choking a handcuffed suspect. The officer was later sent to prison for civil rights violations. Cariol was 1 year from qualifying for her pension. She had a good history, good performance evaluations but her termination was upheld. Btw- the story was that she "jumped on the back of the officer in an attempt to stop him choking the suspect" . But under deposition the officer said she didn't jump on his back. She's African American, he is white. Considering the power of police unions, I find it highly suspicious that her termination was upheld. More likely that corruption had something to do with it.
Now with George floyd this is even more scary.
If you have anger issues please don’t get a job where you carry a weapon...
The first season was in 1990-1991. Watch some of the episodes and you can see how ahead of its time it was. In fact it was so raw and gritty that ratings were low for the first few years. Once the show took off the episodes were tighter and not as raw but still "Must see Television". I see watched SVU for a few seasons but to me the original was just that and nothing could top it
"These are their Stories"..,cue chime.
I remember this episode, and it's ending, where the accused cop commits suicide, stuck with me. It's a powerful episode
He knew whatever he got was likely gonna be worse behind bars
I was going to guess this, but ty for answering b4 I had to ask
My dad went 22 years and he never fired his gun
They say the overwhelming majority do not. Over 90 percent.
Same with my dad who was with the Chicago PD
Michael Joseph jesus with the chicago pd and never shot anyone
Same with my uncle, and he's retired now.
Your dad is very lucky.
Phenomenal writing and subjects, especially for 20 years ago
30. Since Greevey is in it, it is season 1, which aired 1990-1991.
3:43 that face is priceless lol
The earlier shows actually you could tell were written about actual cops. The newer stuff it's not there.
@04:54 Sgt Doakes is a long way from Miami.
I KNEW THAT WAS HIM
@@TomSNC Imagine if Dexter was testifying against him!!!!!!
I especially hate that police can hide behind their union reps. The rules and loopholes their unions allow them are insane.
Yeah police unions are a lot different from work unions. Especially in the power that they can wield.
No more then the defense lawyers have
@@gorgan4714 Defense lawyers are officers of the court and have ethical obligations. Police unions are a defensive wall to protect police from accountability and aid corruption.
Yep and in Philly they are particularly aggressive about getting them off, no matter how egregious their behavior
No more than any other union. You can’t be pro union and anti police union just because you hate police. The goal of EVERY union is to make sure the members don’t get fired or in trouble.
I know it was you, Fredo. You broke my heart.
Don't go out fishing in that boat.
Dude called him an eggplant?!?
Derogatory slang wasn't always as clever as it is today.
It is a racist word when said in Italian about an African American person.
Yeah eggplant is an Italian-American slur for black folks
Mulignan, in italian means eggplant, its what we call the blacks
MyName Jeff I read your profile name in Jeff's voice! 😂
They have to plant empty beers everywhere so you think he's a drunk angry cop, not a regular dude..
lol it's Doakes from Dexter all young
If ur not a new Yorker and u want to know what NY is really like watch this show
"Gee Mickey sure sounds trustworthy to me how bout you"?
That black dude, Smokey or whatever, was the detective in HBO’s Dexter, i think. The curl of his lip looked familiar, and certain vocal inflections are reminiscent. The one with the “Surprise Mfer!” meme.
Doakes, nice find.
...this was the best cop-"duo" of ALL the L&O episodes! :D :D...
@True Vibe
Jeez! - that comment was written a year ago! i forgot I put it there! :)
Anyway! - BRISCOE (Jerry Orbach) I do remember! ...who wouldn't?? :D ...GREEN?...was that the one played by Jesse Martin?
The only place for a bad cop is under the bus. Now, how good's your throwing arm?
it'd be great if these early seasons would become available to watch again ...
They’re on Peacock.
@@lizziebkennedy7505 Only the one's after Briscoe left. Anything earlier you have t pay extra for.
Nothing has changed obviously
Oh, shut up.
Not nearly enough. Making the rounds on CZcams is a story about a sheriff who was showing up to crime scenes drunk and other stuff. Passed his phone off to what was likely another officer and lied that he didn't have his phone.
@@jeromemaida4933 why should they shut up?? Have police suddenly stopped covering for each other? The most inaccurate part of this episode is where the cop actually even gets put on trial.
I just hate that people try to make it seem like issues like these are suddenly a new thing.
George Dzundza and the entire cast never disappointed - excellent performances. I spotted Philip Seymour Hoffman in a non-speaking role in the first episode. Never a false note - top notch all the way.
"Number Three, step forward and say, 'Surprise, mother***!'"
3:43 That face was priceless.
Loved John Finn in Cold Case.
Literally a timely scene: May-June 2020. Looking forward to a good and positive change in the world.
Dystopian global authoritarian nightmare with all the wealth and power concentrated in the hands of the people who pushed the Coronahysteria is where we are headed. Your mask protects them
Police brutality isn't a new thing
3:57 - Man, that guy was really pissed off! Love that expression!
The second cop (Fredo) wound up...
Eating his gun...
Starring on Cold Case...
With Danny Pino.
@Fred Wucher
Enjoyed Cold Case.
@0:12 I was waiting for Doakes Jr to say "Surprise Mothaf***r" LOL
Schiff to Stone: "Fredo just ate his gun."
0:15 Surprise motherfuckas!
Ah, the superior from Cold Case.
Ya right how often do you see a cop testify against one of their own
Hey - number 3 is Sergeant Doakes from Dexter!
that guy was on cold case
looks like the Silky guy will get killed overnight...didnt see that show tho
I was just thinking to myself: hmmm is Dorian Silkie going to make it through the night?
You’re half right. Someone eats a gun, but not Silkie...
Yeah fredo parisi that’s who.
Cragen freaking out. Water wet, sky blue.
The young Doakes from Dexter
Why the judge wait for the witness to enter the court before asking if it would take time. Surely it would have been better to adjourn before the witness entered the courtroom.
Right? It's like, thanks, judge, you just signed this man's death warrant.
You'd think that whoever has the job of writing the posts for the official L&O CZcams account would know how to correctly spell the word "Sergeant".
In American, not English. They cannot spell cheque either.
Well, isn’t this a fun time to watch this.
It's Doakes before he moved to Miami & joined the force. 😉
Well this is still painfully relevant in 2020
"... THE MAN HAS"
Anybody wondering how that young cop could have FIVE kids?!
No, we know how 😉
He has good Catholic roots, so there's no birth control in the house.
I'm Fredo Mike ! I'm smart I was looked over!!!!
Now in real life he would just quite and reapply in a different city and everything would go away. Cops that do that are called gypsy cops
The cop struggling to stay formal on the stand, not calling him Freddo, really shows how difficult it was for him to betray his former partner and friend
Every Fredo is a putz
Gee Mike, he sure sounds trustworthy to me, how bout you?
Thank you SVU for entertaining us all these years sincerely David Sanchini Catechist St-Brendan's Catechetical Program
the man surrendering is so cute he didnt have anywhere to go xD overall i think its fucked that innocent are punished for something they did not do. if a cop fires on an innocent or did bad things they should be as rightly punished as folks. idk why people think its ok to put them on a pedestal ALL the time. they did great yes, when u did wrong, ur still wrong
Thank You!!!
Good cop, black cop. Reno 911 reference. LOL
WHAT IS THIS I GOT TWENTY THREE YEARS IN THE FORCE NOW WHO YOU GONNA TRUST ME OR SOME EGGPLANT 🤣
Eggplant 😂
The writers didn't want the Sons of Italy breathing down their neck acussing them of calling Italians racist.
This is a racist term. Not funny🙄
That's Doakes from Dexter before the bad nose job.
The actor got a nose job?
This episode aired today on bounce
They'll love that cop is prison, being locked up with the same people that he put there.
The cop killed himself, so he wouldn't be sent to prison.
RexTheDinosaur1 because he knows what happens to cops in prison.
1:53 Never wonder why some cops are a bit trigger-happy.
@Howard Pearcey while true, there's a substantial difference between "carrying in a holster" vs. "pointing with a hand".
let’s just ban all guns and ban all crime and ban people being unhappy and ban death because i don’t like those things and they’re not good
it don’t work like that in the US but okay that’s a good idea on the surface ignoring the second amendment
yeah sure
@@tequila7419 Ban all guns? That will never happen because America will be completely powerless without those godforsaken weapons. Besides, the gun association would never allow that.
I remember when the police came to my house and took my lumpy old mattress away in handcuffs.
They charged it with resisting a rest.
Sadly this is where we are today you would think time could fix this yet we our falling into the old ways our past
Does this sound familiar to any of
you in 2020?
Am I missing something here?
Enlighten me here.
Don't call me Fredo!
Erika Alexander - wearing a bug
3:21 that guy was in without a trace
That's a lot of beer bottles in his house, they are everywhere, how much does he drink a day and how can he afford that much beer with a cop's salary???
How much do you think a beer costs? 🤣
Beer is cheaper than water
Law and order right now homegirl
the stinky tree is a ginko tree, they have them on ohio state campus
Relax alpacino love it voice
why would they leave their car in front of the mob
*THEYRE COPS!*
Three grand for a handgun? And back then a dime was like a thousand dollars, so do the math.
What ep / season is this
Never take sides against the family
Didn't Sargent Greevey star in Steven King's 1978 film Salem's Lot?
Yep! He was Cullen.
Also starred in Crimson Tide with Gene Hackman and Denzel Washington.
Seems like where ever I try watching it it’s been removed
Man the really pressured Silky. Felt so wrong.
Ripped from the Headlines . . .
Isn’t this the actor from dexter the one that hated him
His name is Fredo. He must have been guilty..
Wow, way to go burning a citizen. The moment the guy gets out he's gonna look for the girl to get some revenge.
Michael Moriarty is my favorite D.A.
7:00 Why is the defense council not making a hearsay objection? That is a witness recounting what someone else claimed happened. Telling him to throw the lineup, that's not hearsay as it doesn't matter if he's lying he still told him to do it, but he could have been lying about saying he took the crack. It's an odd thing to lie about but it may have been a joke, he may have been mistaken and picked up a packet that didn't contain any drugs.
Party opponent statement. It’s a hearsay exception. Therefore an uncalled for objection if opposing counsel pointed it out.
@@nnekaokafor7670 But that is only for the crime of conspiracy, so a co-conspirator can testify that other conspirators verbally agreed to the conspiracy.
It doesn't mean any tall tale anyone ever told can be admitted as evidence as the truth of the matter asserted.
Doakes in law and order, never knew that.
vanwinklestein I just said the same thing lol he looks like a baby
Rent the videos from the library. My saving grace :-)
My library seems to have got rid of their small collection. :(
@@naran_naran Oh, no! Can your library borrow/share DVDs from another library?
@@sarahvontettenborn121 Ah, yes! I forgot about inter-library loans. Thank you for the reminder.
I had to go back and look at the construction worker undercover cops and what they were busying themselves with while the transaction was going down. They were spending an inordinate amount of time tending to that barricade.
Wow... Earl Sutton changed once he quit the bottle
Ahhh not Doakes!
'Good cop, bad cop', hell... Most cops are bad cops, unfortunately
This was a different NYC - a different world
Lol, when beat cops could afford a house Massapequa
That what I was thinking, how much did NYPD paid at time for a patrolman or were the prices really that low in NYC?
Suprise mother f--ker Smokey became one hell of a cop... until he met his untimely demise at the hands of one Dexter Morgan.
The guilty cop ended up blowing his brains out. Honestly more bad cops need to do the same to themselves.
Alibis! How Do They Remember?