However Did You Persuade Him? - Law & Order

[@blacksheep25251]

"he said the lawyer was a confidence man.." This is the little details that made this show so good. "Confidence man" is the original term that was shortened to "Con Man".. It was only used in older times, like as in when the elderly lady was young. She used the correct term for her time, and the writing... just.. what an amazing show this IS.

[@strycian]

You're right. I completely missed that part, but you're right.

[@larrymanns364]

Stellar show

[@ripsumrall8018]

That jumped out to me as well. Of course I'm old :)

[@Klynker]

I’ve learned something very interesting from this! Thank you, great to see such appreciation of the the work that went into a show I love as a millennial. Helps me appreciate it more too!

[@thehantavirus]

i suspected that word was something shady.

[@jonathancineus6424]

The camera work was epic. Technically we subconsciously saw the nosy neighbour blurred up in the background, but until they zoomed in her when the old lady talked about not having privacy... it’s like she just appeared!

[@asahel980]

Van Buren: is one of you have a GF in a nursing home: Logan: that would be Lenny later The old woman is holding Logan.

[@anastasiaisabella7354]

😂😂

[@Atmapalazzo]

Can you blame Logan for trying to deflect that one?

[@leemaxwell8228]

What part of Logan is she holding?

[@intldawn]

Old woman got good taste. Hung onto Logan with both hands 🤣

[@wesjanson6979]

i gotta say van buren has got a nice wagon she draggin. i would smell her buns in the morning let me tell you

[@grf15]

I love these clips but after I play them I wish that I could see the full episode.

[@Deborahtunes]

Me too. When the video ends I'm thinking, "awww, come on..."

[@momoshiggles3631]

Same

[@MastaSmack]

It's almost as if it's done on purpose.

[@arieanamedrano4715]

There is this website where you can watch tv shows and stuff like that it is called soap2day it has this TV show with all the seasons

[@GarethCove]

I was willing to buy them but most seasons of law & order are unavailable for some frustrating reason.

[@TeaAtTwo2]

The being ID'ed, the mother's cheque being in his apartment and lying about having seen the dead guy are circumstantial but add up to reasonable grounds for an arrest.

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

"Do you believe him?" "No." "That's good enough for me."

[@nykkiasmith7139]

Nursing home Girlfriend Lenny. 🇵🇷

[@ronfroehlich4697]

"Confidence man" is where the contemporary term "con-man" comes from. I often forget that when I was young the old people were from the early twentieth century.

[@Cor6196]

A plot hole: Once he’s retrieved the check, there’s no reason to keep it and it’s evidence against him. Tear it up and throw it down a sewer. Or if you want to erase its existence, tear it up, put it in a nice bowl of cereal, eat the thing and let your digestive system and the toilet dispose of the remaining particles. And paper is a fiber, so it’s even good for your digestion! 😜

[@RLucas3000]

This guy seemed a bit above average intelligence, but not a bad person, so committing murder (if he did it) would have thrown him. Not thinking clearing. But even the really bright killers usually screw up something. It’s their one bright mind against literally an army of investigators, scientists, computers, data banks, now dna evidence. It’s not a great era to be a killer in. I must admit, this would be a hard one for a jury though. Should this guy go into a system, where he could be snuffed out like a light in days, for erasing a piece of filth? A defense attorney would play those jurors like a violin. But I’m guessing it’s not him? Maybe his wife?

[@jessimarim_m9387]

I kinda figured he was gonna put check it in for himself but I dunno how they work if they need the I.d of the person it's made out to. Their family had been through a ringer, he may have decided the money was safer with him instead of his mum. Dont know who else might come along and con her out of everything.. again😅 But then again maybe you're right it's a crime of passion that's frazzled his brain and he's not thinking about the thing he put in his pocket 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@bananacathammock]

What I FRICKIN love from this show is how the case very rarely let personal issue involved. I hate those cases where the bad guy chase after one of the detective's relative, then the episode would be dragging. That's almost never the case with L&O!

[@newperve]

"Do you believe him?" "Well the part about wanting to see a lawyer, yes."

[@travisinthetrunk]

Number 3 looks like he’s going to give me a daily affirmation.

[@nana-x9]

Lenny, my favorite character!! Actually, watching Law & Order on Sundance right now.

[@jenniferclark9842]

My mom loves Lenny.

[@areasmith]

"You really have to see it from our point of view, Johnny." What an awesome line!

[@christianfinkbeiner684]

I love the end of this episode. "Heavens to Betsy, Claire. What a dreadful idea."

[@Relbl]

Wasn't watching from the beginning and heard the voice - dear me this man is pure Jeff Goldblum!

[@GhostDrummer]

Man, getting narc’d on by g-ma…that’s gangster!

[@mr.robinson1982]

The police want to you questions, YOU ASK FOR A LAWYER! !!! Then you don't say a F...ing word....

[@noproblemchild]

Then Law & Order would be boringgggg

[@hydrangeas_lover]

​@noproblemchild super boring!😂

[@TeaAtTwo2]

Even if she was a snob, I feel sorry for them for getting conned not only once but twice.

[@OtherDAS]

They weren't conned twice. Turns out the Lawyer found the money.

[@pelu101]

@@OtherDAS they were conned twice because the lawyer was skimming their money by pretending he was closer to finding it when he already had

[@OtherDAS]

@@pelu101 Nope, those payments were for services already tendered -- they were behind on what they owed him. He found the money, ALL of it, and was holding a big meeting where he was going to make the announcement.

[@pelu101]

​@@OtherDAS yeah he found the money, but was still pretending that he was still looking for it to keep stealing his client's money.

[@OtherDAS]

@@pelu101 Not how I saw it. It was going to be the last meeting before the suit went to trial. He was taking the money and putting in the work of finding it -- which he did. The Son of the old lady thought he was milking them, but it turned out he had found it. The Lawyer was still in the hole because they hadn't fully paid him for his hours.

[@doctrow37]

Johnny (the husband suspect) looks like the screenwriting teacher I had lmao

[@floydlooney6837]

Napolean Dynamite+Mr Rodgers

[@ryancoulter4797]

I swear I could hear her roommate throw shade at her. Is the actor with the glasses related to that actor from Alf?

[@uberxchuck944]

You mean Alf? Probably. The resemblance is uncanny

[@ryancoulter4797]

@@uberxchuck944 the guy who played the dad. Who had a reputation for playing neurotic lawyers and bureaucrats. And ended his career by getting caught smoking crack.

[@lw8099]

@@ryancoulter4797 I think the sad thing is that whether you get caught or not, once you start smoking crack your career is over.

[@nykkiasmith7139]

Nursing home Lenny longest girlfriend

[@agalgonzalez]

The man who plays the killer has a voice and cadence that are dead ringers for Jeff Goldblum.

[@finnfiasco]

2:21 I’ve never heard the term “con-man” stated in full like this before this video 😂

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

In a situation like this I would hate to be a detective as if the con man really did that stuff I wouldnt care he was killed and I would have no desire to catch who did it.

[@gjnelsondotcom]

However did this show up in my feed?

[@polarbear6064]

In the interrogation room Mike Logan blurs the line between acting like a NYC Detective and actually being one.

[@W8RIT1]

I found that quite humorous: "one of you have a girlfriend in a nursing home?" That would be Lenny... but who has a woman under his arms? :D

[@AlexKS1992]

Circumstantial at best. Eye witness said "I think so" and the suspect lawyered up. That doesn't mean he's guilty.

[@lou-annewilliams6074]

If I've learned anything from cop shows, always lawyer up

[@AlexKS1992]

@@lou-annewilliams6074 Always, always lawyer up.

[@lornetc]

Exactly. Without strong physical evidence, the jury won't be convinced.

[@Bodyknock]

@@lornetc That's not actually true. Circumstantial evidence is still evidence and strong enough circumstantial evidence can get someone convicted. It just has to be strong enough that there isn't a reasonable other explanation.

[@rottierumbles9451]

@@lornetc Watch Cold Case (Real Crimes) theyre pretty much nothing BUT circumstantial evidence cases , when every other possibility and suspect have been eliminated they go with what they have , they've won many a case on it.

[@Midnight_Cereal-x9u]

Detective acting was awesome

[@creatip123]

the guy asked to call his wife, before asking for a lawyer. dude's a lover, not a fighter.....

[@nathassiaferreira4769]

Onde posso assistir essa série, por favor?

[@alanparedes2034]

He doesn't have to answer questions. Just ask for a lawyer and be done with it.

[@rachaylifuchs]

When they post these clips i wish theyd post which episode it was... anyone know which episode this was?

[@lauviru]

The episode name is in the description box

[@electrodevii2444]

This guy at 0:05 or Officer Munch in the new seasons should be played as the cop "Twitch" in (DC)'s Spawn, if it we're to go live action.

[@Destroya7961]

Why does that guy look like an older napoleon dynamite i can’t be the only one who thinks that right

[@Maw_man]

Con man killed, the only punishment should be a fine to cover the cost of the tiny violin to be played at the funeral.

[@potatogirl1340]

Can you post a clip from raul Esparzas episode?

[@jenniferclark9842]

He cracked me up. 🤣

[@nefititiqueen6633]

Full episodes please 🙏 😢 😫 😭

[@TheBatugan77]

No.

[@Xoximilco777]

The suspect reminds me of Spaulding Gray.

[@chuckfinley4757]

How many characters does this guy play throughout the series?

[@nykkiasmith7139]

Law and order right now

[@estherdenenga5227]

Am I tripping or does that one guy look like Jon Hamm?

[@carlocontapay7780]

Kept looking for seasons 3-12. Where are they?

[@gregergreg]

That guy must be Eric Clapton's brother, Derek Clapton.

[@majikglustik9704]

1:24 and their references pan out; they're real.

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

5:54 - Fire the Mic guy.

[@CARL_093]

this dude did it the check is found in his jacket and her calls records john did it

[@andysplace1190]

"Tappan rents the Temple of Dendur for his daughter's debutante ball." More like "Tappan steals a ton of money from hundreds of people and then makes himself look like a business bigwig."

[@crimsonfox87fluxule62]

He'll never be properly indicted, no murder weapon and no evidence that ain't circumstantial.

[@Linkolnverse]

1:48 Hold up, is that Rose from Dante's Peak?

[@catherinep2034]

Do you mean Ruth, the grandmother that was willing to die on the mountain, but her grandkids went up to get her?

[@grant8653]

It is easier to dissuade than persuade and depending on how it is done they have the same outcomes.

[@gtw4546]

My cats find it very easy to purr-suade.

[@shadowcouncil9570]

Blu-ray!

[@gamepad3153]

interesting getting Jeff Golbume on Law and Order,I know him from Jurassic Park and Independence day.

[@jaykay3468]

Remember all of them are gonna be lawsuits

[@mew10521]

Wow the guy sounds just like Jeff Goldblum

[@NoName-cs9ce]

Is that lady Cloris Leachman? I swear she looks just like her.

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

Love my comfort zone😊

[@Virtualsinner]

It is very interesting how different everyones opinion is on this one.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

So nobody's going to mention dude looks like Chris Martins older brother

[@DennisSullivan-om3oo]

The monetization!!!! Gee I wish I had been stationed at Camp LeJune.

[@highlanderfreelancer4553]

WTF like he wouldn't rip up the check and throw it away before he got home. And Lenny goes through a closet full of clothes in 3 minutes? Ok

[@m2heavyindustries378]

$3000 of his poor mother's money, come on not everyone has a trust fund like you

[@highlanderfreelancer4553]

@@m2heavyindustries378 no trust fund I work for a living go make a frappachino Soft hands

[@floydlooney6837]

@@m2heavyindustries378 if you burn an uncashed check the money stays in her account

[@s_1408]

The show is only an hour so yes Lenny was quick about it

[@dyquancrawford6818]

8:13

[@agalgonzalez]

Why didn't Johnny just rip up and burn the check to Kopinski?!

[@shadowrobot7708]

Why wouldn’t he just rip up the check?

[@AmrRivers]

Is that Donald Blythe and Bob Birch I see?

[@MHurtado89]

I didn't see them

[@darkhawk123]

If his wife is a lawyer he might get off...

[@crystalynaurelia300]

I thought the second old lady said fucking not bucking omfg

[@kaylaroman9675]

Welcome

[@chestersim4924]

Boy am I early this time

[@fredboat]

Semi educational show. In 2018 ,I actually had a stock broker tell me to my face ,Some Losses in my retirement account were a good thing. Got my cash out and ran.

[@KCKingdomCreateGreatTrekAgain]

How?? Will Smith!

[@disneyworlddelights]

No call to wife I walk out If I detained I want a lawer

[@sequoia1171]

How Did they find all those Wall Street white boys for the lineup LOL

[@CariadChavez]

including a tiny baby Jon Hamm!

[@disneyworlddelights]

Johnny the killer

[@petelarose998]

I just want to say that the Lord Jesus Christ loves you very much that died on the cross at Calvary for you.

[@rhuephus]

more mythological fairy tales

[@TheBatugan77]

@@rhuephus Phuch you.

[@nathanhatfield8790]

I’m on the killers side. This is why I hate theses shows, the fucking moral grandstanding.

[@josephkeller4204]

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