Top Ten Law & Order Characters

Obviously a lot are from the orginal cast.

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• mccormick
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• jerry
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• steven
• hill
• george
• dzundza
• chris
• noth
• richard
• brooks
• dann
• florek
• michael
• moriarty
• Jack
• mccoy
• elizabeth
• olivet
• phil
• cerreta
• lenny
• briscoe
• adam
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• greevey
• mike
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[codename617]

nice list would S. Epitah Markerson be somewhere in the top 20?

[TriFF51Tribute]

@codename617 Yes.

[thedexterbros]

I'm pretty sure Lennie Briscoe is #1

[cherigreenway]

Mike Logan only number four?! I demand a recount........ ;) :p

[LouieV6]

@KnowWhereUStand The only woman who deserves to be on the list is Van Buren

[LouieV6]

For people saying that Briscoe should've been number 1, he's overrated.

[LouieV6]

Greevey was kick ass detective!! Shane that they didn't keep him after season 1, hell Briscoe and Greevey sounds like a kick ass team

[simpsoncor]

it meant to be Briscoe number 1

Stone number 2

[otispitbull]

Logan above Briscoe-you're out of your f*cking mind!

[joseph18352]

why is lenny 7? he should be 1

[cartens33]

@DorianMichaelsIII In my opinion, McCoy was too big of an asshole and often lost sought of right for his political aspirations, He's an interesting character, my favorite tv character is an asshole, but with McCoy, I often found myself rooting for him to lose. Michael Moriarty was fascinating to me. I don't know how to explain it. He just was. I can easily see finding him boreing though and liking McCoy a lot more though.

[DorianMichaelsIII]

@codename617 I think, after watching more of Stone lately (versus a lifetime of watching McCoy) that the thing is that McCoy was more *consistently* interesting to watch than Stone (who generally seemed flat, or at the very least noninterested in his arguing). True, he DID have his moments (such as what you just mentioned) but McCoy seemed to more invest himself personally ...and, to me, in doing so he made the process of getting justice all the more cathartic for the viewer.

[codename617]

@MagicKirin I actually found him an interesting prosecuter. great performence in "Indifference." SO much passion drawn from the anger im sure everyone was feeling towards Dr. Lowenstein.