Cragen Is Indicted - Law & Order
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2019
- Cragen is found out to be involved in a corruption plot in NYPD.
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Season 1, Episode 22. Cragen is implicated in an internal police scandal, and Stone reluctantly prosecutes him on bribery and corruption charges.
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This is why Cragen never got promoted from Captain. I think he mentioned it before on SVU how he is the longest serving Captain in the NYPD. While he stuck to his principles, he made lots and lots of enemies.
And didn't this come back to haunt him in the Darius Parker case?
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@@GenshinLover283 Yep, Darius fucked everyone over.
It's not what you know, it's who you know.
@@upjhohdestine5778 did you have a seizure?!
What the judge says at the end is so powerful! "We often say that public officials are not above the LAW, but that's not enough, they serve the LAW! If they don't respect it, who will?
@Brendon Ramsey You're right. Some of them are the chief lawbreakers. When a perp gets away with a crime cleanly - guess who did it.
It's a pity that powerful speech didn't circulate among public officials that's in law enforcement today.
talk is cheap and Hollywood and real life are nothing alike. Cops get away with everything or are given short sentences 90% of the time.
@Brendon Ramsey Police are indicted all the time. Research more than through television.
It’s sad.
If I were the president, I wish I could just send everyone corrupt to jail and build a fair and happy society.
Sadly that’s not how real-life works...
Cragen is the OG of the Law and Order franchise, as well as Detective Mike Logan.
He may be the OG of Law & Order but Munch is the OG of Wolf's Cop Shows. Anybody remember Homicide:Life on the Streets? A very underrated show.
@@SGTJDerek Cragen is the OG, he appeared first in 1990, while Munch didn't appear until 1993, the character John Munch lasted 23 years before retirement, and the Donald Cragen character lasted 25 years
Counting their guest appearances after they initially left SVU, and after their original shows were either canceled or they left them
@@EpicAndrew97 you're right, I forgot he was on Law and Order.
I'll never forget Detectives Green and Briscoe!! They were the best detectives in Law and Order in my books!
It was Cragen (Dann Florek) who insisted Munch (Richard Belzer) be a part of SVU.
The pain that Cragen shows is all the more terrible because he knows his deception has to be two-fold: make the conspirators believe he's descended to their level, then to show that was a lie. And at least one of them was someone he thought of a true friend, a comrade he entrusted with his life.
This case showed him who are his true friends (That means that Max and Mike were real friends for Donald)
Looks like Captain Cragen has been decorated with the Meritorious Police Duty medal and two awards of the Excellent Police Duty medal
It's little stuff that the avg viewer misses.
@@oliverallen5324
Amen to that. NYPD has a unit that only does work for movies and TV series that are based around or have touches of the NYPD. They not only make sure uniforms, badges, award badges are authentic "looking," they also provide security details to the production crews when they are shooting outdoor scenes. I even understand that they are often asked for their opinion(s) on the actual procedures used in real life. That would be the perfect end of the career position, serve 20+ on the street and then do five or six with that unit. I just cannot remember the name of that unit off hand.
I believe its called The NYPD Movie and Television Unit
The Rat Awards presented by NBC
@@cartman4885 yep they even have an office in Hollywood that is run by actual NYPD officers.
i can't get over the fact that, while he does look considerably younger here (obviously).... he still looks old. HE'S 40 YEARS OLD HERE
Wow I guess being Asian we take our youthful looks for granted. I’m in my mid 40s but still a head full of hair and could still get passed for 20s.
... I'm 39 and I don't look anywhere near as old as him. Lucky genetics!
Drinking does that to you. Ages you quick
Cragen has looked exactly the same for 25 years🤣
@@supercooled Baldness isn't always age related though ☝🏽
Who’s watching 2020, I can’t get over how young Cragen looks
He looks the same but shorter.
Ugh, he's the same age as me in this episode. I'm officially old.
@@BradyPostma this the best pro gram
@@deathsdoor07 less bolder
Me
The look that old man gave Cragen, I think he KNEW he was being lied to and had no other way forward.
The old man is Robert Lansing.
Captain Savage from the 12 o'clock high t.v. series.
@@aggressiveattitudeera887 He was a General. In one episode he was captured by Germans and taken to a Stalag. He insisted that the Stalag comander salute him as he hD a higher rank. The Comander from that point on saluted Savage.
@@paulacornelison243 He played on the original version of THE EQUALIZER as the character CONTROL.
@@paulacornelison243 Lansing was terrific here as the aging cop of the old guard who used his influence to try to corrupt the process for profit. Had there been any thought that Cragen was wearing a wire, O' Farrell likely would have tried to have his friend killed to assure a successful cover up.
Bucket List: Watch EVERY Law and Order episode from start to finish..every single one...from pilot to end...
I had that scratched off my bucket list almost 15 years ago
Already done and had the complete box set but had to sell it a few years ago. Rebuilt it back up to Season 16.
Man, payphones. Those were the days.
This is where, IMHO, where the rout of the numerous attempts to destroy the SVU unit started. They tried to get rid of Cragen back then, and thought putting him in charge of the SVU would burn him out or some such. The final attempt was the multiple part season 13 finale - season 14 premiere when they tried to frame him for a hooker's murder and shut down the entire SVU unit. That was one of Dick Wolf's finest long game plots..and it shouldn't have surprised anyone how it ended up with Stabler leaving.. and now repeated attempts to force Benson out either.
They yanked him from the 2-7 and put him charge of the Police Anti-Corruption Task Force prior to him taking command of Manhattan SVU. Clearly he was too effective at weeding out corrupt cops.
@@michaelmorton5698 , precisely. They honestly most likely put him on the ACTF to get him to "learn the benefits of looking the other way. Dick Wolf has always been about realism, even when they have tired to derail his shows with SJW politics.
New York, like Chicago, has a deserved reputation of police corruption even though nowadays not as common. That is why both *_SVU_* and *_Chicago PD_* focus on units that fight the good fight and perceptions of corruption while actually fighting the real corrupt cops.
@@michaelmorton5698 wasn’t that his position in the Exiled movie?
@@Transporter_Not_Statham It was. He had been there since Logan's old partner (Marino, I believe was his name) died. This was before Logan was exiled to Staten Island for punching out that councilman on the courthouse steps.
That’s because criminal intent is better
It’s crazy how good this looks when it premiered a month before i was born.
E. Artan fuck off
They filmed this show on the same film stock the priciest movies were filmed on. Which was very rare for TV shows in that time. And someone did a good job preserving the original film.
@@justinlambert4890 No u.
As good as it looks, the meaning is better.
This could explain why he was never promoted to Deputy Inspector...
D Marc Hell he should have been Chief by the time he retired but oh well.
That look alone at 5:40 should have won that actor an Emmy.
Yeah. Robert Lansing
He also did a great job in the "Kung Fu, the legend continues" series starring David Carradine.(2 seasons)
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(in this clip he is very sick)
6:49 - The beginning of George Dzundza's final "Law & Order" scene.
Look at how young Cragen was here. Omg.
Robbinette had the best hair
Krazy how this was the actual Law and order before SVU. The guy wolf is a genius
Yes the original law and order series that debuted in 1990.
I swear the svu team is the reason he lost all his hair in the end 😂
Dan Florek is a great actor. I can’t ever imagine Law & Order SVU without him leading his team. It’ll be a sad day when, and if, he leaves.
Unfortunately he did leave at the end of season 15 of SVU. He did however guest star as Cragen in a episode in of season 16. I like Cragen like I do detectives Stabler, Fin, Munch and Briscoe. It definitely won't be the same without Captain Cragen.
@@KPMW92 Cragen reached the age of mandatory retirement.
You must be seriously not updated, he last appeared 5 years before you commented
@@EpicAndrew97 I’m not. Im just a fan of SVU
@SBK Briscoe was Him for real. I loved that Character. I felt for him hard on the episode he found out about his daughter
Absolutely one of the all-time greatest procedural crime dramas ever!I've been watching Law & Order since the 1990's and never tire of watching to this day.(Some of my friends have even served as extras on several episodes!)How about a reboot of the original franchise, please???
In 1999 banks got deregulated. This episode would not exist today as everything in this case is now legal.
What exactly is legal?
@@taylorturner8591 because the banks said so.
if i remember correctly this was around 92-93
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@@AladeenMusic1991
Wow. I almost forgot this one. I gotta say: I liked Florek a lot better as Cragen on SVU. His character was more fleshed out, and all of those years sober made him so admirable to me, especially* after the stuff he saw working THAT job. He didn't take any bs from his --Stabler-- squad bc he wasn't afraid of labels or a need to be macho. In the ep. with Abraham, everyone is ordered to see a shrink, & when Elliott is found unfit, he tells him so. When Cragen's investigated And ACTUALLY indicted (sn 14?) & jailed, he rolls with it. He understands the maxim that 'there are no justified resentments' and it made him a great leader.
Keep in mind that the original didn't focus on the character's backstory as much as they do on SVU. They'll briefly mention it if it has to do with the plot as a whole or the investigation, but apart from that, they mainly focused on the case at hand and nothing else
When the judge said the stuff about cops aren't above the law,they serve it,it hits home having a cousin whos a retired cop who has that same belief system,its what got him as cheif while he was still in service as a cop an everyone trusted him in town, sadly it seems more an more cops believe they can do anything they want and less serve an uphold the law
Cragen looks so ashamed.
7:06 “The swimming pool Max. You were wondering about it? Marge paid for it.”
Ah, Lethal Weapon 4 inspiration. Now I gotta go watch those again.
Missed opportunity to have him pull a one liner at end of his statement "I AM your best cop."
He doesn't have to, both of them know it.
True, but it still would have been nice to have the sting of the line.
Robert Lansing is 1 of the most under rated, under used and under predicated actors of my life time. give um hell GEN. savage
Hell yeah and he was on The Equalizer, too
12 O'Clock High.
And Gary Seven on Star Trek.
Anyone else notice Elliot Stabler in the background as a juror? Maybe he was undercover haha.
moon lighting
Kyle Arnal I watched that part 3x never saw him. I love when law and order does that. I remember Casey Novak as a party girl in early svu episodes, I remember Rollins was a girlfriend of a fisherman in criminal intent and I remember Carisi played a criminal a few episodes before he showed up. 🤣
@@gwen8718 I've also seen Rollin's as a rape victim early on in svu
what minute?
I can't find him when's he in it
oh wow, it's Captain Blaisdell (Robert Lansing) from Kung Fu: The Legend Continues! Nice.
4:40 There was an old expression; "Dropping a dime" on someone
Yep, that's where it comes from.
Kids these days: What’s that’s ginormous mobile phone auxiliary station that requires... physical currency!?
That damn swimming pool almost got Cragen in a world of shit.
Was ready to binge season 1 after this, until I found out there's no streaming 🙄
My philosophy has always been: if you like a show/movie that much, it always worth getting the DVDs. You never have to worry about its availability, you have the extras (if there are any), and the most important -- you pay one price, one time, and they are yours forever.
Tim_NJ_Devil until they’re scratched
TheMilanW, don’t worry. I’m almost done buying the whole season on iTunes. That usually means that Netflix or Prime will put it back up for streaming in a couple days...
Who still has DVD players lol?
What isn't it on Hulu?
that got me when he mention the pool now everything they are enjoying this it will bring back these bad memories cannot even have nothing nice and be accused of something
He had to use a payphone to call ADA Stone. No cells at the time. Wow, I feel old.
There was cell phones in the 90s
@@libertyprime619 This episode was released in '93. At that time cell phones were becoming more popular, but they still weren't mainstream or essential.
@@Patrick_3751 uh they also have carcinogens
Cragen's dealing with people who have the power and connections to potentially have his personal and work phone(s) tapped. A random pay phone was an old school way of making sure your end was most likely not tapped. Tapping the DA's phones would be extremely risky so if your end is clean, you should be ok.
He used the payphone to avoid any potential wiretapping on his cellphone. A good move on his part.
Miss him. Loved his character!
So I know that Law and Order deals with issues everyday including corruption, but why did the judge say that he was appalled after the whole issue of corruption was over at the trial?
Even Benson done far worse than Cragen, yet she is now Lieutenant
6:28 - 6:41That sums up everything, for anyone that holds any kind of office public or private.
Damn Cragen was young once lol
Mr. Carroll Ware 😂
Back when payphones were still a thing...
He’s like Principal Strickland in “Back to the Future”, younger but still bald.
And a green beret in Vietnam.
Those OG seasons with Stone as ADA were the best. Amazing scenes on the streets and in the courts.
"and did heee...tellll yuuuuu....thaaaaat". the way he would hold on to words for so long.
Cragen is my favorite because of this scene
Your description of the video and the episode is completely wrong. Cragen is neither indicted nor prosecuted. he gets the prosecutors to falsely announce they are going to indict him, so he can get a corrupt senior official to incriminate himself by offering him a bribe.
Craven was a great character.
One of the best!!!!
Cragen
Wait im confused, what avout SVU
Francisco Munoz this was before Cragen was even on SVU. SVU is a Spin off of the original Law and Order. Dann Florek the actor was on the original Law and Order from 1990 to 1993 and was fired from the show when producers decided they wanted to add more females to the show but he came back from time to time on the original show. Dann Florek joined SVU full time in 1999 when the show debuted in 1999 until he left the show in 2014 when his character Captain Cragen retired.
In my office. NOW!!
Cragen got indicted in SVU as well I believe.
Can y'all please re-upload season 2-5 after this?
They'll love them in prison, being locked up with the same people they sent there. Do they know what happens to cops in prison?.
STEVE P I bet in 15 minutes, he’d get stabbed
Javier Rodriguez umm which one?
@@JavierRodriguez17565 They don't put cops in General Pop.
@@matthewforsyth284 all.
@@matthewforsyth284 oh, sorry.
This is what true justice looks like.
It looks like a man coerced against his will to betray his best friend of 20 years? It looks like a man thrown in jail for "crimes" that aren't crimes a few years later? It looks like a precident that a man can't have a conversation with a friend in his own home without worrying about it being used against him in court? If that's justice give me anarchy
Wow! Cragen actually looked intimidated when he was with the chief. I dont think you fake that i bet he really felt the part.
0:18 wonder what song they are playing in the background. Would be nice to know. BTW I think its the Minstrel Boy but I am not sure.
Cragen looks like Stuart from The Big Bang Theory.
Pretty good acting chops right there.
Yep.
Gary Seven goes bad...
Crazy for Cragen.
Did I just hear someone say Stone as in Peter stone's father? It was within 5 seconds of the video. Crazy to know these references
yup, Ben Stone was one of the original characters for Law and order, Jack McCoy was his replacement after season 4
it´s confirmed, moriarty is a vampire. he didn´t aged a bit in the last 20 years.
Man the legend Donnie Cragen
Miss the early L&O during the 90.s
Hr
Call. Are
If Max is the main detective, it's actually season 1, so 89.
Lenny.
Actually 1990-1991
I like Law & Order: SUV, but i like the original Law & Order better. I'm 11 now, Yet i still can't stop getting over how YOUNG Cragen looked. Even though this show ended 9 years ago (in 2010) and has "now moved to history books", it will always be a nostalgic classic.
Law and order svu is still being filmed
@@lucybufton7147 he said law and order ended 9 years ago, not svu
@@billobong9792 I misread the comment
@@lucybufton7147 my bad then
I know this comment is 3 years old and you’re now 14 years old but good to see as young as you are being a fan of the Law and Order franchise. I agree the original and Law and Order SVU are the best and though have seen Criminal Intent and even episodes of Organized Crime still can’t beat the original and SVU they are classics. I am 37 years old almost 38 and remember when SVU debuted and didn’t get into the original show until I was 10-11 years old myself but have seen almost every episode from the beginning over the years as well as SVU but don’t really watch newer seasons now.
After looking at this clip, who else wants a swimming pool in their backyard? 😆
What's the setup for this clip
6:32 "If they don't respect it, who will?"
A question we're still answering even today.
Craig was a food chef show him some respect
2:31 I saw him in an episode of 21 Jump Street
Please put this show on a streaming service.
It should still be on "Netflix".
@@KidGravityBeyond It is not.
They only have the final 8 on Peacock. I would love to see the early seasons, maybe add Homicide: Life on the Street as well.
RIP Max
The judge was right no one is above the law and public officials actual job is to uphold the law not breaking it...
By far the best prosecution team.
Why haven't I found this job sooner?
C O N T R O L , I miss him
Trust no one
I was interested by Craigen’s line at then end about his wife buying the pool.
He knows that even though this was a victory for truth and justice, it was won at a terrible cost. His reputation is permanently destroyed, no matter if the truth is known or not.
Casting for the lead juror must have been a feat.
"Say 'Guilty' for us, please.....good. Again, please. Again."
Does anybody can tell me where can i get or watch the full serie please
Try Amazon Prime or VUDU
If it's too good to be true it ain't
What's so sad is this is how it sometimes is in the real world.
Would have given the computer cop 200 grand
We took 300 grand..... Huh cops might make smart criminals but they sure ain't good at math....
Control!
La ultima escena de Max Greevey, al menos con George Dzundza ...
Who remembers Robert Lansing
from the Original STAR TREK episode, "Assignment :Earth"?
I remember him in 12 o’clock high
Wasn't he also in The Equalizer?
what is that thing with a phone in it?
Cragen looks so young
I think it would have been funny if the other guy had been working with a separate corruption unit and they both tried to arrest each other.
Destruction of evidence !!
Why does NYPD have different types badges for different ranks
Gary Seven, from ST:TOS, "Assignment Earth"
Omg he was so young
Robert Lansing played Gary Seven in the Star Trek episode "Assignment Earth".
He also played a police captain on Kung Fu: The Legend Continues for first 2 seasons
@@lucien75 IIRC this was one of his last acting roles before his death in 1994.
@@nicholasmaude6906as was Kung Fu: The Legend Continues when he died of cancer in October of 1994
Can someone spoil the ending for me? Legit wanna know what happens to Cragen
Gary Seven is crooked?
George's last scene as max
For real
I am having a difficult time understanding everything the judge said at the end. What does he mean by he is appalled. And why does he say "but that's not enough". Can someone please explain it to me? About the but that's not enough part and what does he mean with what he says
As public figures, they're actions are open to scrutiny by the community at large, and depending on how well known these public figures are, they can also be considered role models of the people. Therefore, they have a responsibility to live a clean, lawful life. Their money and fame should not be used as a means to allow them leeway in illegal activities. Also, just because they have this money and fame does not mean that they should be put upon a pedestal that allows them to see the law as simple requests to adhere by instead of what they actually are -- the law.
I hope I made some sense in my explanation.
posibilidades de subtítulos en Castellano
Whenever I hear bagpipes, it always reminds me of this track from The Rogues
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Is that Robert Stack!?
No he wasn’t in any episodes of law and order but if talking about the actor who played O’Farrell was played by the late Robert Lansing.
@@scottknode898 Thanks. Sometimes I get those two mixed up.
Welcome
Gary Seven.
100,000 grand back then was like 200,000.