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![]() Mariska Hargitay |
Det. Olivia Benson |
![]() Richard Belzer |
Det. John Munch |
![]() Dann Florek |
Capt. Donald Cragen |
![]() Christopher Meloni |
Det. Elliot Stabler |
![]() Catherine Dent |
Deborah Latrell |
Guest Star |
![]() Ritchie Coster |
Carlo Parisi |
Guest Star |
![]() Damian Young |
Hampton Trill |
Guest Star |
![]() Michelle Hurd |
Det. Monique Jeffries |
Recurring Role |
![]() Isabel Gillies |
Kathy Stabler |
Recurring Role |
![]() Erin Broderick |
Maureen Stabler |
Recurring Role |
When Ken and Lennie Briscoe run into each other in the station, Lennie asks Ken to keep quiet that he is his uncle. The relationship is not referenced again.
Olivia Benson: Munch, do us a favor.
John Munch: What?
Olivia Benson: Get Parisi to sit in this chair, and then suggest to him that Deborah rolled on him.
John Munch: Ah, cute. The prisoner's dilemma.
Brian Cassidy: What's that?
John Munch: See, we get each to think that the other one confessed.
Brian Cassidy: Damn, I love this job! I'll get Parisi.
Lennie Briscoe (placing an evidence bag on the desk): You are looking at the fruits of four hours of dumpster-diving along 59th street. Nine dumpsters in all.
Elliot Stabler: You trying to tell me the two'a youse went dumpster diving?
Ed Green: Hell no! We supervised a couple of uniforms. I don't do disposable diapers.
Donald Cragen: Lennie, Lennie. I haven't eaten in an hour.
Donald Cragen: Intimidation? You need to talk to Joey Poole. (scene cut to a large man with a gun walking into a modeling agency)
Deborah Latrell: Beauty is power until you lose it and then you're garbage. Nobody gives a damn about you. You wouldn't understand that, Detective Benson, because you're still a beautiful woman.
(While searching Carlo Parisi's office.)
Olivia Benson: Okay. So where does he hide his dirty pictures?
Elliot Stabler: You got three choices - -under the bed, in back of the closet, or amongst boring, unappealing papers.
Olivia Benson: I take it that's another guy thing?
Elliot Stabler: Yeah.
Elliot Stabler: You want to know what drugs she's taking? You want to know if she's sexually active?
Olivia Benson: This girl's gonna know 'cause girlfriends have no secrets.
Ken Briscoe: Hey. Uncle Lennie.
Lennie Briscoe: Ken. Good to see you. Say hi to Eddie Green.
Eddie Green: Hey.
Lennie Briscoe: Listen, uh, cool it with the "Uncle Lennie" stuff around the stationhouse, okay?
Ken Briscoe: Yeah, so, uh, what do you want me to call you?
Eddie Green: Why don't guys save this for Family Court.
Lennie Briscoe: Well, just, uh call me Briscoe.
Ken Briscoe: Well, what are you gonna call me?
Lennie Briscoe: Briscoe.
(Elliot walks in the door to find Kathy and Maureen in conversation at the kitchen table.)
Kathy Stabler: Oh, you're home.
Maureen Stabler: You're probably on her side.
Elliot Stabler: You look healthy enough to me. (to Kathy) Have you eaten?
Kathy Stabler: No, I was waiting until you got home.
Elliot Stabler: "Manicotti Night", down at Scarentino's. Bottle of chianti, our name on it. Let's get out of here.
Maureen Stabler: You can't make me eat Italian, either.
Elliot Stabler: That's all right. You're not invited. See you.
(Talking about Theresa Burgess' injuries.)
Monique Jeffries: Face, breasts, genitals? That says, "Bitch, I'm gonna erase you."
Special billing was given to Jerry Orbach (With Special Guest Appearance by), Jesse L. Martin (With Special Guest Appearance by) and Carolyn McCormick (and).
Jesse L. Martin (Ed Green) and Jerry Orbach (Lennie Briscoe) crossover their roles from Law & Order.
Chris Orbach (Ken Briscoe) is the real-life son of Jerry Orbach (Lennie Briscoe). He also had small, unrelated roles on Law & Order.
The manga, The Rapeman, is mentioned being found in the home. It's a black comedy series that features a "superhero" raping women to punish them for wrongdoing.
Nina Laszlo: Jazmin said he made her 'Lewinsky' him.
Monica Lewinsky was the infamous White House intern that made national headlines by performing a sexual act on Bill Clinton in the Oval Office and then keeping the dress which bore the evidence of their actions. Since then, popular culture has coined the term 'Lewinsky' as slang for performing oral sex on a male. Not coincidentally, Olivia reveals that photographer Carlo Parisi, whom Jazmin was said to 'Lewinsky', left his own mark on Jazmin's dress.
John Munch: The real question is how so many reviewers failed to notice your blatant theft of Joan Didion.
Joan Didion is a well-known essayist, novelist and screenwriter. She is known not only for her fiction, but also her non-fiction as well.
Hampton Trill: Look, I never read reviews, but you should know that Kakutani's had it in for me ever since she decided that one of my characters was based on her.
New York Times literary critic Michiko Kakutani is well-known for her brutal, often painful, reviews of popular literature.
John Munch: Brat-packy little poseur, was published when he was 19, thinks he's the 'Emile Zola' of premillennial Manhattan.
Emile Zola was a French author who wrote a series of controversial novels in the late 1800s. Some of his later works were attacked, suggesting that he was attempting to incite a revolution.
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