Detective Joe Fontana, played by Dennis Farina, never reveals where he gets the money to pay for his expensive tastes. However his background is that he's never been married and has no children. With no one else to spend his money on, it seems that his choice is his own, to treat himself to the best.

She made a guest appearance around 2004, but no.

actually, march returns for a 6 week guest arc, starting february 17. the story was repored in numerous media outlets Thursday (1/8).

no. what is the name of the song from the episode PRIVILEGE.

The original Law and Order series premiered in September 1990.

Ice-T first appeared in the 1998, made for TV, Law and Order movie 'Exiled', in a small role playing Seymour "Kingston" Stockton. He became a permanent member of the SVU cast, as Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola in the 2000 "Wrong is Right" episode, and also appeared as Detective Tutuola in the 2005, 'Flaw' episode of Law and Order.

No, to date, Mariska Hargitay is currently appearing as Olivia Benson in Season 18 (2016).

Law and Order Los Angeles - 2010 is rated/received certificates of:

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The Law and Order CI series ran for ten years (2001-2011) on NBC and USA networks. The series is currently in reruns on USA and a number of other networks. Check the links below for a listing dates of upcoming episodes.

To date there are 258 episodes of Law and Order SVU, aired from September 1999 to December 2010.

No, since Christopher Meloni could not come to a contract agreement with Wolf Productions, he had to be written out of the script. At the end of Season 12, in the episode 'Smoked', the character Detective Stabler shoots a a woman in the squad room after the woman shoots two other people. In the Season 13 opener, 'Scorched Earth', Stabler does not appear; the staff discusses how he quit his job over being forced to kill the woman in the previous episode.

Since they chose not to kill off Detective Stabler, perhaps they were hoping to make a deal for guest appearances in the future.

See the link below for a list of SVU guest stars.

Actor Christopher Meloni was born in 1961; he will be 50 years old in 2011; Elliot Stabler would be around the same age as the actor. On SVU, Elliot and his wife Kathy have five children; Christopher Meloni and his wife Sherman Williams have two, a daughter and a son.

Christopher Meloni could not negotiate a new contract for season 13 of SVU. The script handled the situation by having his character quit the force. Elliott didn't appear, his resignation was discussed by the other characters so we would know why he wasn't there. That's a good sign because they didn't kill him off. It's possible that, if he can negotiate a contract for guest appearances we may see him on the show again.

In the series her Lt. Van Buren character has cancer. In real life, Ms Merkerson is healthy

Ms. Merkerson may be leaving due to Law and Order being cancelled by NBC as of their last episode airing May 24, 2010.

Stacey Farber has no credits for any of the Law and Order series.

This is just one of the many cast shakeups happening to the show. Kathryn Erbe also departs with D'Onofrio, the two remaining original cast members. Julianna Nicholson has also left the show and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio has joined the cast as the new captain.

This may not be quite the final curtain for Detective Goren, though. D'Onofrio teased back in September when his departure was announced, "For all my loyal 'CI' fans, I wouldn't be surprised if Goren pops up from time to time."

Note: The USA Network has announced that Season 10 of CI will be its last and that Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe will be making appearances as Goren and Eames. The start date for season 10 has not been announced yet. See the link below to check for updates.

The sound effect that characterizes the opening and change of scenes on Law and Order is actually a combination of about a dozen sounds that is said to include a judge's gavel banging. The sound is deliberately layered so that no single element is identifiable.

They say it's the sound of a judge's gavel as it echos in the head of the accused.