Richard Belzer

Rall of the episode.. especially the first one... Richard Belzer

RIDK. But he's absolutely right. (I do know that it had to have been a man! Marriage is made for women. They like to get that ring - right through his nose!))

RHis scenes with Fin Tututola are THE best! They crack me up together.Munch is still there, he just isn't featured as much as he used to be. I believe I read somewhere online awhile back that it was his choice, not like a contract thing...he works when he wants to basically. He is still listed as a regular cast member.

RHe actually played it in 3 showsHomicide : Life on the street (show and movie)Law and Order (4 episodes)andLaw and Order SVUCheck the link he played Dectective John Munch a lot.

ROMG not to be one of those idiots that just writes something to get the points...but this is driving me insane too. What could he POSSIBLY have said to him?? He was riding him soo hard, then Howard totally changed his tune after he told him. I even watched it on demand and didn't hear a reason unless I missed it somehow

RContrary to what one person said, stars walk around New York without hiding. New Yorkers have no interest in bothering celebrities. I saw Benjamin Bratt at the movies. Uma Thurman shopping near NYU. David Ducovny in Central Park. Sarah Jessica Parker and Mathew Broderick walking up Sixth Avenue near 57th St. Richard Belzer walking on the West Side near Lincoln Center.If you need to see a star check the theater listings for famous people in plays and musicals and then wait by the stage door. They usually come out after the show to sign autographs. People also hang out near the stage door for Late Night with David Letterman which is in the theater district.

RThis episode is called "Baby Killer" from season 2 episode 5.Here is a summaryRacial tensions mount when a Hispanic seven-year-old boy shoots to death a young African-American schoolmate and while the frightened child is kept in custody as a flight risk, Detectives Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) discover a new twist in their investigation -- the murder weapon was previously used for an unsolved slaying. However, after a suspect in the first murder is killed, the investigators finally gain a foothold in the case when they learn the truth behind the boy's suspicious sketches of a violent shooting. Richard Belzer, Dann Florek, Ice-T and Stephanie March also star.You can watch it here: http://www.surfthechannel.com/video/380/38327.html

RI love SVU. The issues on that show are rarely addressed on daily programs like SVU. I can't think of another program that is played multiple times everyday. The acting is flat out amazing. There are episodes that have had me in tears and to the edge of my seat in suspense. Stabler and Benson have skill, chemistry, and experience that no other detective duo have on TV. The guest stars range from everyone from Kathy Griffin to Bob Saget, Carol Burnett to Robin Williams, Cynthia Nixon, Hilary Duff, jesse McCartney, Josh Brolin, Luke Perry..My list could go on and on. SVU is the best show I have seen on television.

RFor true crime, she might like (as another respondent suggested) Vincent Bugliosi's (the 'g' is silent) "Helter Skelter." This is the story of the Tate-LoBianco murders carried out by Charles Manson and his "family."For Mysteries, she might like J.A. Jance's "J.P. Beaumont" series, set in Seattle with identifiable (to locals) landmarks, like "The Doghouse" restaurant (appears in the earlier books in the series, closed in the late 1990's) and the Monorail line and Seattle Center. Also, Richard Belzer (Law & Order's Detective John Munch) has a new mystery out recently. Also, as suggested above, John Grisham, who was a practicing attorney when he was first published. "One-L" by Scott Turow is a quasi-biographical story of a law student's first year.P.S. If you go for the books by J.A. Jance, be sure to find the earliest one in the series -- they DO build upon one another, and you learn more about Det. Beaumont in each one.