Blog and Order: The Law & Order Franchise in the TVCU
We are celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Television Crossover Universe.
Detective Munch is one of the most important characters of the TVCU, due to his habit of showing up on various shows and making them all connect. But Law & Order is much bigger in the TVCU than just Munch. The Ledger and Hudson University are also core Law & Order settings used throughout the TVCU, making a larger shared reality. And so, as we celebrate our fifth anniversary, we salute Dick Wolf.
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Continuing my series of updates. This blog post now incorporates information from my books, the Horror Crossover Encyclopedia, published by 18thWall Productions, and Television Crossover Universe: Worlds and Mythology Volume I, as well as my upcoming books in progress, the Cartoon Crossover Encyclopedia and Television Crossover Universe: Worlds and Mythology Volume II. For the purposes of this post, Horror Universe, Live Action Universe and Television Crossover Universe are synonymous.
And since the last time this post was updated, several Law and Order links have happened mostly due to appearances or mentions of the Ledger or Hudson University in other shows, including CSI. I will get around to adding them to the timeline. Just not today.
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In the Television Crossover Universe, the reality is represented by two separate yet equally important categories: crossovers, which link two separate series together; and the spin-offs, that carry characters from one series off onto a new one. These are their stories.
This is such a straight laced series, it's hard to believe that this series has so many crossovers. But the series has spun-off so many times, and has been on for decades. In fact, I didn't discover this series until several seasons in. Then I became obsessed. Before I start covering the TVCU crossover chronology, first I want to talk about it's impact on me.
First, lets start by saying that Dick Wolf was inspired by Dragnet in creating this series. Because there are no direct crossovers, Dragnet won't be mentioned below, but I felt it needs to be mentioned.
Now, I'd like to talk about some of my favorite characters.
Jack McCoy is the type of lawyer I wanted to be like when I was studying law in college. He's an honest crusader trying to put away really bad people, and occasionally bending to right a wrong in the system.

Detective John Munch is a very interesting character. He is a link pulling in so many different series into the TVCU through crossover appearances, and he didn't even start on a Law & Order series. The character originated on Homicide: Life on the Street.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Detective Bobby Goren is the man. First of all, if the original Law & Order is Wolf's homage to Dragnet, surely Goren is an homage to Columbo. And what's also awesome is Bobby takes on special cases, which border on evil criminal geniuses to some extent. How cool is that. A show anchored in realism taking on villains who are one step away from taking on Superman or James Bond.
When I first published this, someone said this blog was biased because I only discussed my favorite male characters. The reason for that was because to discuss my female characters would be to discuss the ones I think are the hottest, and I didn't want to go there. But since the door was opened, here are, in my opinion, the hottest women in the Law and Order franchise....
Ok, now let's begin...
1971 to 1977--THE ELECTRIC COMPANY--The primary version of Spider-Man in the TVCU is the version from the Electric Company. Yes, sorry, folks, but its true. The Electric Company Spider-Man has interacted with other Electric Company characters, and Electric Company has crossed with Sesame Street which has crossed with Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. And once you get to Detective Munch, no further linking explanations are needed.
September 1984 to April 1992--THE COSBY SHOW--This show is connected to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.

1984 to 1996--MURDER, SHE WROTE--In Murder, She Wrote Season 8 (1991-1992) Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher heads off to New York to teach a criminology class at the fictional Hudson University. In episode 2 of Season 8 "Night Fears" Jessica is challenged by another professor to a contest to see who can solve a string of crimes taking place on the Hudson University campus.
May 1989--X-FILES--"Unusual Suspects"--Geeks John Fitzgerald Byers, Richard "Ringo" Langley, and Melvin Frohike meet for the first time as the three get involved in the conspiracy world of FBI Agent Fox Mulder, who will become a good friend and associate in the future. This all occurs in Baltimore, where Detective John Munch of Baltimore HOMICIDE gets assigned to the case, until the FBI takes over. Ironically, Munch, who is well known for spouting out about conspiracy theories, doesn't believe the trio, who go on to form the LONE GUNMEN.
September 1990 to May 2010--LAW & ORDER--In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.

January 1993 to May 1999--HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--Detective John Munch works for Baltimore Homicide before later transferring to New York's SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT.
September 1994 to 1999--NEW YORK UNDERCOVER--This series is in the same reality as LAW & ORDER due to the constant appearance of the Ledger newspaper. Dr. Elizabeth Olivet, psychiatrist from LAW & ORDER and SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT also appears, as does Judge Barry.
February 1996--LAW & ORDER/HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--"Charm City/For God and Country"--A crime that crosses jurisdictions brings together the cops and lawyers of New York and Baltimore.
1996--A VERY BRADY SEQUEL--Detective John Munch is in Los Angeles assisting on a case, and takes time to help out someone calling himself Mike Brady. This causes some complications, as normally I wouldn't want to include this type of remake/spoof film in the TVCU, but Win places it within his CU, so I must follow suit. In a very Brady blog, I will reconcile the movies with the original series. But it's likely that this Mike Brady is the nephew of the Mike Brady from the series. This film also creates a tie to GILLIGAN'S ISLAND, only it doesn't quite match up with the original series either, so this is some other Gilligan, Professor, and Minnow being referenced. JEANNIE also appears, and this does seem to be the original Jeannie. I'll cover these difficult appearances and references in later blogs.

May 1997--LAW & ORDER--"Terminal"--Spoiler: The bad guy drives for the Sunshine Cab Company, the same cab company featured on the show TAXI.
November 1997--LAW & ORDER/HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--"Baby It's You"--Baltimore and New York work together again to solve a mutual crime.
1998--EXILED: A LAW & ORDER MOVIE--Detective Mike Logan's story following his departure from LAW & ORDER. Logan will later return to the force in CRIMINAL INTENT.
February 1999--LAW & ORDER/HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--"Sideshow"--Bordering on scary coincidence, another crime happens that involves two different cities, and the same units get assigned to it again.
September 1999 to Present--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT--In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories. Detective John Munch is one of the Unit detectives,having previously worked for Baltimore HOMICIDE.
February 2000--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT/LAW & ORDER--"Entitled"--The detectives of Special Victims Unit team with the 27th Precinct to investigate a salesman's murder, leading them to a politically influential family. When the case goes to court, McCoy finds the matriarch to be a formidable opponent.
March 2000--THE BEAT--"They Say It's Your Birthday"--Our favorite crossover detective John Munch appears.
2000--HOMICIDE: THE MOVIE--Detective John Munch returns home to Baltimore for one final investigation with the old team.
October 2000 to April 2001--DEADLINE--The exploits of the newspaper the Ledger that is always saying bad things about Jack McCoy.
September 2001 to Present--LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT-- In New York City's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the Major Case Squad. These are their stories.
October 2001 to Present--DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION--This series is linked to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
September 2002--LAW & ORDER: DEAD ON THE MONEY--Lenny Briscoe takes on a new partner (you) who later becomes an attorney on the same case.

September 2002 to May 2009--WITHOUT A TRACE--This show is linked to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
2003--LAW & ORDER: DOUBLE OR NOTHING--A child abduction case.
October 2003 to June 2005--TRU CALLING--This show is linked to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
2004--LAW & ORDER: JUSTICE IS SERVED--People die, and it up to you to put the killer away.
February 2005--LAW & ORDER--"The Sixth Man"--This story features the New York Empires basketball team, which must have ties to the New York Empires baseball team from CLUBHOUSE. An additional link is that the victim is sent to Manhattan General, which was the setting of KAY O'BRIEN, SURGEON. The main character of that show was referenced on St. Elsewhere as having transferred from St. Eligeus to Manhattan General. Manhattan General also appeared in THE NAKED CITY and THE VELVET TOUCH.
March 2005 to January 2006--LAW & ORDER: TRIAL BY JURY-- In the criminal justice system, all suspects are innocent until proven guilty, either by confession, plea bargain, or trial by jury. This is one of those trials.
April 2005--LAW & ORDER/LAW & ORDER: TRIAL BY JURY--"Tombstone/Skeleton"--Green is shot while taking a murder witness to trial, leading Fontana to team up with Salazar and uncover ties to a porn magnate.
May 2005--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT/LAW & ORDER: TRIAL BY JURY--"Night/Day"--A man is suspected of rape and facts about his adolescence are revealed at his trial.
2005--LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT (GAME)--Help Bobby on 4 cases.
September 2005--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT/LAW & ORDER--"Design/Flaw"--Benson talks a pregnant woman off a ledge, only to find that she's the daughter of a scam artist and a controversial scientist. Afterwards, the woman and her mother are the main suspects in a murder investigation, giving Benson and Tutuola another chance to arrest them with the help of the 27th Precinct.
February 2006--ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT--"Exit Strategy"--Detective John Munch is part of a joint task force to bring down the Bluth family.
March to May 2006--CONVICTION--Assistant District Attorney Alexandria Cabot returns from the Witness Protection Program to become bureau chief for a bunch of new ADAs.
2006--BLACK LAGOON--New York's 27th Precinct from LAW & ORDER is mentioned.
August 14, 2006--SESAME STREET--Detective John Munch is seen on Sesame Street.
April 2007--ANDY BARKER, P.I.--"The Big No Sleep"--Det. Ed Green appears.
May 2007 to Present--PARIS CRIMINAL INQUIRIES--Crime also happens in Europe. Detective Munch has appeared. (Of course.)
Detective Munch is one of the most important characters of the TVCU, due to his habit of showing up on various shows and making them all connect. But Law & Order is much bigger in the TVCU than just Munch. The Ledger and Hudson University are also core Law & Order settings used throughout the TVCU, making a larger shared reality. And so, as we celebrate our fifth anniversary, we salute Dick Wolf.
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Continuing my series of updates. This blog post now incorporates information from my books, the Horror Crossover Encyclopedia, published by 18thWall Productions, and Television Crossover Universe: Worlds and Mythology Volume I, as well as my upcoming books in progress, the Cartoon Crossover Encyclopedia and Television Crossover Universe: Worlds and Mythology Volume II. For the purposes of this post, Horror Universe, Live Action Universe and Television Crossover Universe are synonymous.
And since the last time this post was updated, several Law and Order links have happened mostly due to appearances or mentions of the Ledger or Hudson University in other shows, including CSI. I will get around to adding them to the timeline. Just not today.
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In the Television Crossover Universe, the reality is represented by two separate yet equally important categories: crossovers, which link two separate series together; and the spin-offs, that carry characters from one series off onto a new one. These are their stories.
This is such a straight laced series, it's hard to believe that this series has so many crossovers. But the series has spun-off so many times, and has been on for decades. In fact, I didn't discover this series until several seasons in. Then I became obsessed. Before I start covering the TVCU crossover chronology, first I want to talk about it's impact on me.
First, lets start by saying that Dick Wolf was inspired by Dragnet in creating this series. Because there are no direct crossovers, Dragnet won't be mentioned below, but I felt it needs to be mentioned.
Now, I'd like to talk about some of my favorite characters.
Jack McCoy is the type of lawyer I wanted to be like when I was studying law in college. He's an honest crusader trying to put away really bad people, and occasionally bending to right a wrong in the system.
Detective John Munch is a very interesting character. He is a link pulling in so many different series into the TVCU through crossover appearances, and he didn't even start on a Law & Order series. The character originated on Homicide: Life on the Street.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
John Munch is a fictional character played by actor Richard Belzer. Munch first appears on the American crime drama television series Homicide: Life on the Street on NBC. A regular through the entire run of the series, Munch is a cynical detective in the Baltimore Police Department's Homicide unit, and a firm believer in conspiracy theories. He is originally partnered with Det. Stanley Bolander (Ned Beatty). On the cancellation of Homicide in 1999, Munch became a regular on the Law & Order spin off, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, after Belzer was offered a regular role on the show, and has been with the show all fifteen seasons. On SVU, Munch is a senior detective in the New York Police Department's Special Victims Unit, and is first partnered with Brian Cassidy (Dean Winters), followed by Monique Jeffries (Michelle Hurd), and Fin Tutuola (Ice-T). In the ninth seasonpremiere, Munch is promoted to the rank of Sergeant and occasionally takes on supervisory functions within the department. In season 14, Munch is temporarily reassigned to the Cold Case Unit, after solving a decade-old child abduction case in the episode "Manhattan Vigil". He returns to the squad in "Secrets Exhumed", in which he brings back a 1980s rape-homicide cold case for the squad to investigate.
In the season 15 episode, "Internal Affairs", SVU Captain Donald Cragen informs Detective Olivia Benson that Munch has submitted his retirement papers, stating that a recent case (portrayed in the episode "American Tragedy") had hit him hard. In the following episode, "Wonderland Story", Cragen and the squad throw Munch a retirement party, where past and present colleagues and family members celebrate his career. At the conclusion of the episode, Munch returns to the precinct to gather his belongings, where he and Cragen embrace as Cragen remarks, "you've had one hell of a run, Sergeant Munch."
Munch is based on Jay Landsman, a central figure in David Simon's true crime book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets.[2] The character of Munch has appeared in more television series than any other fictional character, appearing in nine series on five networks since the character's debut in 1993. With his retirement in the character's 22nd season on television, he was on longer than Marshal Matt Dillon (Gunsmoke) and Frasier Crane(Cheers and Frasier), both of whom were on television for 20 seasons.
From me:
Toobworld may be the inspiration. I Love Lucy may be the starting point. But if you look to the center of the Television Crossover Universe, you will find Detective John Munch.
I may be mistaken, but I do believe that Detective Munch has appeared on more series than anyone else. The precursor to the character was the stand-up comedy routines of Richard Belzer, the actor who plays Munch. Much of who Munch is comes from the comedian who ironically plays him in such serious situations.
The actual character of Munch first appeared in Homicide: Life on the Street, and while there, he also played the character on Law & Order and the X-Files. When Homicide ended, Munch transferred and joined the cast in the Law & Order spin-off, Special Victims Unit. Since then Munch has appeared in a variety of different places.
Detective Bobby Goren is the man. First of all, if the original Law & Order is Wolf's homage to Dragnet, surely Goren is an homage to Columbo. And what's also awesome is Bobby takes on special cases, which border on evil criminal geniuses to some extent. How cool is that. A show anchored in realism taking on villains who are one step away from taking on Superman or James Bond.
When I first published this, someone said this blog was biased because I only discussed my favorite male characters. The reason for that was because to discuss my female characters would be to discuss the ones I think are the hottest, and I didn't want to go there. But since the door was opened, here are, in my opinion, the hottest women in the Law and Order franchise....
Ok, now let's begin...

1949--BATMAN # 217--Dick Grayson (the first Robin and later the second Batman) attends Hudson University, which will appear often on LAW & ORDER. Professor Martin Stein (in via SUPER FRIENDS) also attended. Clark Kent had considered attending Hudson but chose Metropolis University instead. It should be noted that Batman has been referenced once in Criminal Intent and once in SVU, both times as a real person. Additionally, Spider-Man was a temporary suspect on one case in SVU.
1971 to 1977--THE ELECTRIC COMPANY--The primary version of Spider-Man in the TVCU is the version from the Electric Company. Yes, sorry, folks, but its true. The Electric Company Spider-Man has interacted with other Electric Company characters, and Electric Company has crossed with Sesame Street which has crossed with Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. And once you get to Detective Munch, no further linking explanations are needed.
September 1984 to April 1992--THE COSBY SHOW--This show is connected to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
1984 to 1996--MURDER, SHE WROTE--In Murder, She Wrote Season 8 (1991-1992) Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher heads off to New York to teach a criminology class at the fictional Hudson University. In episode 2 of Season 8 "Night Fears" Jessica is challenged by another professor to a contest to see who can solve a string of crimes taking place on the Hudson University campus.
May 1989--X-FILES--"Unusual Suspects"--Geeks John Fitzgerald Byers, Richard "Ringo" Langley, and Melvin Frohike meet for the first time as the three get involved in the conspiracy world of FBI Agent Fox Mulder, who will become a good friend and associate in the future. This all occurs in Baltimore, where Detective John Munch of Baltimore HOMICIDE gets assigned to the case, until the FBI takes over. Ironically, Munch, who is well known for spouting out about conspiracy theories, doesn't believe the trio, who go on to form the LONE GUNMEN.
September 1990 to May 2010--LAW & ORDER--In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.

January 1993 to May 1999--HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--Detective John Munch works for Baltimore Homicide before later transferring to New York's SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT.
- On other occasions, crossovers between established shows can occur without a network or production commonality, but simply because there is some narrative rationale for the crossover. The appearance of detective John Munch (from NBC's Homicide: Life on the Street) on Fox's The X-Files happened merely because the episode revolved around a crime scene in Baltimore, a logical place for characters on The X-Files to have encountered Munch. Munch would also appear on the TV series Law & Order on NBC in which it had one episode which began on that series in New York City and concluded in Baltimore on Homicide: Life on the Street. Later, when Homicide went off the air in 1999, Detective Munch ends up leaving Baltimore to move to New York, and becoming a permanent character (as New York City Detective Munch) on NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
September 1993--NYPD BLUE--"4B or Not 4B"--The 27th Precinct is mentioned, which of course is a fictional precinct from Law & Order.
1994 to 2000--FAKE--A manga series that takes place in the 27th Precinct, centering on two New York detectives in love.

1994 to 2009--ER-- There is wild (but fun) speculation in the Facebook Crossovers Forum that perhaps River Song spent some time on the run hiding, at which point she spent some time as Dr. Corday, and also appeared on LAW & ORDER and drove a MAGIC SCHOOL BUS full of Whoniverse counterparts of CAPTAIN PLANET'S PLANETEERS.
1994 to 2000--FAKE--A manga series that takes place in the 27th Precinct, centering on two New York detectives in love.

1994 to 2009--ER-- There is wild (but fun) speculation in the Facebook Crossovers Forum that perhaps River Song spent some time on the run hiding, at which point she spent some time as Dr. Corday, and also appeared on LAW & ORDER and drove a MAGIC SCHOOL BUS full of Whoniverse counterparts of CAPTAIN PLANET'S PLANETEERS.
September 1994 to 1999--NEW YORK UNDERCOVER--This series is in the same reality as LAW & ORDER due to the constant appearance of the Ledger newspaper. Dr. Elizabeth Olivet, psychiatrist from LAW & ORDER and SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT also appears, as does Judge Barry.
February 1996--LAW & ORDER/HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--"Charm City/For God and Country"--A crime that crosses jurisdictions brings together the cops and lawyers of New York and Baltimore.
1996--A VERY BRADY SEQUEL--Detective John Munch is in Los Angeles assisting on a case, and takes time to help out someone calling himself Mike Brady. This causes some complications, as normally I wouldn't want to include this type of remake/spoof film in the TVCU, but Win places it within his CU, so I must follow suit. In a very Brady blog, I will reconcile the movies with the original series. But it's likely that this Mike Brady is the nephew of the Mike Brady from the series. This film also creates a tie to GILLIGAN'S ISLAND, only it doesn't quite match up with the original series either, so this is some other Gilligan, Professor, and Minnow being referenced. JEANNIE also appears, and this does seem to be the original Jeannie. I'll cover these difficult appearances and references in later blogs.
May 1997--LAW & ORDER--"Terminal"--Spoiler: The bad guy drives for the Sunshine Cab Company, the same cab company featured on the show TAXI.
November 1997--LAW & ORDER/HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--"Baby It's You"--Baltimore and New York work together again to solve a mutual crime.
1998--EXILED: A LAW & ORDER MOVIE--Detective Mike Logan's story following his departure from LAW & ORDER. Logan will later return to the force in CRIMINAL INTENT.
February 1999--LAW & ORDER/HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET--"Sideshow"--Bordering on scary coincidence, another crime happens that involves two different cities, and the same units get assigned to it again.
SPIDER-MAN: THE GATHERING OF THE SINISTER SIX (NOVEL BY ADAM-TROY CASTRO)
Release Date: March 1, 1999
Series: Spider-Man
Animated Series Crosses: Scooby-Doo!; Jackie Chan Adventures; Carmen Sandiego
Other Crosses: Invaders; Captain America; Human Torch (golden age); Sub-Mariner; Casablanca; Hulk; Terry and the Pirates; Silence of the Lambs/Hannibal; Fargo; Trading Places/Coming to America; The Great Race; North by Northwest; Indiana Jones; Marathon Man; Smilin’ Jack; Iron Man; Sherlock Holmes; Die Hard; Fu Manchu; James Bond; Superman; Law & Order; Ellery Queen; Batman: Usual Suspects; Unbreakable; Maltese Falcon; NYPD Blue
The Story: A new Sinister Six is formed.
Notes: Because of the appearance of the Mystery, Inc team, and not as 40-somethings, this must be the team from the newer animated films that started with Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island. This film series continues with all the previous animated series as canon. In Zombie Island, the gang are all adults, post college. Velma has a Master’s degree. The team had split up and in Zombie Island are reunited. So the “kids” here are now in the mid-20s, in a time period that is contemporary with release dates based on pop culture and technology. And indeed, it must be placed in the main Cartoon Universe timeline. Thus,Spider-Man: Gathering of the Sinister Six should be placed in that main Cartoon Universe timeline. This then brings the Jackie Chan Adventures and Carmen Sandiego into the Cartoon Universe. Though this novel was written for the Marvel Universe, the inclusion of of Scooby-Doo allows us to also place it in the Cartoon Universe. The Spider-Man of the Cartoon Universe is similar to his Marvel Universe counterpart, but they have not had exactly the same life and adventures. Similarly,all the other listed crosses from outside animation are not exactly the same as their original sources, but are merely Cartoon Universe counterparts.
February 2000--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT/LAW & ORDER--"Entitled"--The detectives of Special Victims Unit team with the 27th Precinct to investigate a salesman's murder, leading them to a politically influential family. When the case goes to court, McCoy finds the matriarch to be a formidable opponent.
March 2000--THE BEAT--"They Say It's Your Birthday"--Our favorite crossover detective John Munch appears.
2000--HOMICIDE: THE MOVIE--Detective John Munch returns home to Baltimore for one final investigation with the old team.
October 2000 to April 2001--DEADLINE--The exploits of the newspaper the Ledger that is always saying bad things about Jack McCoy.
September 2001 to Present--LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT-- In New York City's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the Major Case Squad. These are their stories.
October 2001 to Present--DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION--This series is linked to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
September 2002--LAW & ORDER: DEAD ON THE MONEY--Lenny Briscoe takes on a new partner (you) who later becomes an attorney on the same case.
September 2002 to May 2009--WITHOUT A TRACE--This show is linked to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
2003--LAW & ORDER: DOUBLE OR NOTHING--A child abduction case.
October 2003 to June 2005--TRU CALLING--This show is linked to LAW & ORDER through Hudson University.
2004--LAW & ORDER: JUSTICE IS SERVED--People die, and it up to you to put the killer away.
February 2005--LAW & ORDER--"The Sixth Man"--This story features the New York Empires basketball team, which must have ties to the New York Empires baseball team from CLUBHOUSE. An additional link is that the victim is sent to Manhattan General, which was the setting of KAY O'BRIEN, SURGEON. The main character of that show was referenced on St. Elsewhere as having transferred from St. Eligeus to Manhattan General. Manhattan General also appeared in THE NAKED CITY and THE VELVET TOUCH.
March 2005 to January 2006--LAW & ORDER: TRIAL BY JURY-- In the criminal justice system, all suspects are innocent until proven guilty, either by confession, plea bargain, or trial by jury. This is one of those trials.
April 2005--LAW & ORDER/LAW & ORDER: TRIAL BY JURY--"Tombstone/Skeleton"--Green is shot while taking a murder witness to trial, leading Fontana to team up with Salazar and uncover ties to a porn magnate.
May 2005--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT/LAW & ORDER: TRIAL BY JURY--"Night/Day"--A man is suspected of rape and facts about his adolescence are revealed at his trial.
2005--LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT (GAME)--Help Bobby on 4 cases.
September 2005--LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT/LAW & ORDER--"Design/Flaw"--Benson talks a pregnant woman off a ledge, only to find that she's the daughter of a scam artist and a controversial scientist. Afterwards, the woman and her mother are the main suspects in a murder investigation, giving Benson and Tutuola another chance to arrest them with the help of the 27th Precinct.
February 2006--ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT--"Exit Strategy"--Detective John Munch is part of a joint task force to bring down the Bluth family.
March to May 2006--CONVICTION--Assistant District Attorney Alexandria Cabot returns from the Witness Protection Program to become bureau chief for a bunch of new ADAs.
2006--BLACK LAGOON--New York's 27th Precinct from LAW & ORDER is mentioned.
August 14, 2006--SESAME STREET--Detective John Munch is seen on Sesame Street.

April 2007--ANDY BARKER, P.I.--"The Big No Sleep"--Det. Ed Green appears.
May 2007 to Present--PARIS CRIMINAL INQUIRIES--Crime also happens in Europe. Detective Munch has appeared. (Of course.)
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Law & Order mini serie, Law & Order, Exiled: A Law & Order, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Law & Order: Trial by Jury, Law & Order: You the Jury, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Law & Order: True Crime, Law & Order: UK, Homicide: Life on the Street, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, Homicide: Second Shift, Homicide: The Movie, Crime & Punishment USA 1959, Crime & Punishment 1993-, Crime & Punishment in America 1997, Crime & Punishment 2002-2004, Crime & Punishment 2015, New York Undercover Cop, New York Undercover, Deadline, Conviction, In Plain Sight 2004, In Plain Sight 2008-2012, In Plain Sight 2016-, Arrest and Trial, 1963–1964, Arrest & Trial 2000–
tambien etas series estuvieron juntas
Chicago Hope, The Chicago Code, Against the Wall, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, Chicago Justice, Law & Order mini serie, Law & Order, Exiled: A Law & Order, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Law & Order: Trial by Jury, Law & Order: You the Jury, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Law & Order: True Crime, Law & Order: UK, Homicide: Life on the Street, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, Homicide: Second Shift, Homicide: The Movie, Crime & Punishment USA 1959, Crime & Punishment 1993-, Crime & Punishment in America 1997, Crime & Punishment 2002-2004, Crime & Punishment 2015, New York Undercover Cop, New York Undercover, Deadline, Conviction, In Plain Sight 2004, In Plain Sight 2008-2012, In Plain Sight 2016-, Arrest and Trial, 1963–1964, Arrest & Trial 2000–
y despues estuvieron todas estas otras series parecidas a estas juntas
ReplyDeleteNavy: investigación criminal, NCIS: Picture Perfect: The Look of NCIS, NCIS: Behind the Set: The Production Design of NCIS, Infanity, NCIS: Los Ángeles, The Real NCIS, Inside NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, JAG, Hawaii Five-O 1968–1980, Hawaii Five-0 2010–, MacGyver 1985–1992, MacGyver 2016–, Blue Bloods, Rookie Blue, Flashpoint, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, C.S.I: Las Vegas, CSI: Miami, Without a Trace, Cold Case, CSI: NY, The Real CSI mini series, The Real CSI,CSI: Cyber, C.S.I. Sierra Madre, C.S.I. Maine, C.S.I. Spoof, CIS: Chaoten im Sondereinsatz, CSI: Immortality, CSI Hrvatska, Criminal Minds, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders con Chicago Hope, The Chicago Code, Against the Wall, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, Chicago Justice, Law & Order mini serie, Law & Order, Exiled: A Law & Order Movie, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Law & Order: Trial by Jury, Law & Order: You the Jury, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Law & Order: True Crime, Law & Order: UK, Homicide: Life on the Street, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, Homicide: Second Shift, Homicide: The Movie, Crime & Punishment USA 1959, Crime & Punishment 1993-, Crime & Punishment in America 1997, Crime & Punishment 2002-2004, Crime & Punishment 2015, New York Undercover Cop, New York Undercover, Deadline, Conviction, In Plain Sight 2004, In Plain Sight 2008-2012, In Plain Sight 2016-, Arrest and Trial, 1963–1964, Arrest & Trial 2000–
y si no estuvieron estas series juntas por que no intentan que esten juntas empesando con estas series policiales, bomberos, etc
Navy: investigación criminal, NCIS: Picture Perfect: The Look of NCIS, NCIS: Behind the Set: The Production Design of NCIS, Infanity, NCIS: Los Ángeles, The Real NCIS, Inside NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, JAG, Hawaii Five-O 1968–1980, Hawaii Five-0 2010–, MacGyver 1985–1992, MacGyver 2016–, Blue Bloods, Rookie Blue, Flashpoint, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, C.S.I: Las Vegas, CSI: Miami, Without a Trace, Cold Case, CSI: NY, The Real CSI mini series, The ...
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