The lawyer should've flagged that right away. It's the landlord's legal responsibility to provide heat, and the baby died from lack of heat, not lack of food, nor from beating.
A good prosecutor could have made an argument that if it was a repeated problem and yet still left the baby alone in the apartment, then she would share partial responsibility as it could show clear indifference to human life, regardless of whether or not it was her legal responsibility to provide heat.
And from the child caregiver being denied access to care for the child. The fact that they did that combined with the intentional lack of heating is why they are being booked for murder.
I love the sense of genuine shock and horror in the lawyer’s voice as she says “the heat was off INTENTIONALLY!?” And the mother’s own reaction of realizing someone basically murdered her baby in the hopes of forcing her to move out was incredible as well.
"Wait, wait, wait... you mean to tell me that they did this on purpose?" That incredulous little chuckle in her statement was awesome, you can tell she's still in relative shock from her son's death as she processes this new horrible possibility.
As soon as I saw her face, I had to check that Serena was played by Chandra Wilson (Bailey from Grey’s Anatomy). And she played a nurse in an episode of SVU right before Grey’s started. 😂
The judge admits Turner's history of assault against tenants as evidence. However, Turner co-owns many of Corman's properties and is her live-in boyfriend; making it unlikely he will testify against her. Turner is found guilty, but the trial is ruled a mis-trial due to a mistranslation of the statement given by the Spanish-speaking supervisor of the building. If Turner's history is not admitted as evidence in the second trial, he will not be convicted. Schiff tells Stone to offer Turner a deal in exchange for his testimony against Corman. Stone and Robinette further strengthen their case when they discover that Corman has been bribing a housing inspector. The end of the episode reveals that Turner pled guilty to reckless endangerment, and testified against Corman, who was subsequently convicted of manslaughter.
He had a heart & a conscience about him, but also a bit of an uncontrolled side which would get him in trouble. They did bring him back for the film, then CI for a bit... but from what I hear of Noth he's probably not coming back anymore. The harsh reality that the actors are often never like their characters.
Am I the only one who had a single mom and a young sibling while being young yourself and having to babysit almost all the time bc there was only one income . Not only that my mom telling us to keep our voices low whilw she was at work ,so the neighbors won't know we were home alone . It's really sad what people have to go through 🫤 i use to hate looking out the window seeing my friends play and not being able to join them .
Or "don't open the door, don't answer the phone". It's hard but we make it through and hopefully we're better off today. Sometimes I have to remember, it's hard to let go of blame but everyone wants a perfect world, it's just not the way the world works though. Hope you're better today 😊
Your mother was wrong and so was mine smh we were kids given adult responsibilities because our mothers had children with men who were irresponsible. You deserved to have a childhood that did not consist of watching small children being a child yourself.
and/or your father was wrong. It takes two to tango. Once you were on the scene, the person who was right was the one who did what they could to take care of you.
People love to judge. They don't themselves like to be judged. In the case of the clip up above, the lady was widowed; but no matter how it comes to be that a mother is single, there's no need to pile on and make it harder. Especially when, as things are tending, no one thinks you deserve help unless you're working, but not enough help to really get on your feet and take care of stuff.
Oh my goodness! Look at this baby grrrrl Bailey!!!! Local girl makes good. She really grew up to be an amazing actress. I love seeing the 'behind the scenes' for Grey's Anatomy. Chandra Wilson, the actress, as a human being is so incredibly different from her character on that show. No type casting there, just great acting. I can't get over her sweet baby face in the clip above. You go Chandra!
Situations like this are so sad. Was that mother negligent? Absolutely. Is she guilty of murder? I'm not convinced. Circumstances for people with babies and no support (partner) who have to work to earn money to feed the baby... it's just so sad that they have to get to work and can't wait for the babysitter. It's just sad when people are under the pump in circumstances like this. :(
I don’t think “negligent” is to the accurate word. It’s true she didn’t give the baby as much attention it needed, but it wasn’t out of malice. The mother is most likely just overwhelmed. A single mother, needs to rush to work, can barely find a sitter, and the fact that her apartment is not up to living standards. She has responsibilities as a mother, but she’s stuck between a rock and a hard place.
But she wasn't negligent. She had the babysitter (the younger girl they interviewed), but the babysitter got stuck on the subway on that afternoon and then another time she tried to get into the building but the landlord's friend wouldn't let her in.
@@RadioWaco Yes, but the mother is still guilty of negligence because she left house BEFORE the babysitter showed up. Legally, you cannot do that. Babies MUST have a guardian with them in the house at all times. But, as I said, given that she had to get to work so she could get a paycheque to feed her baby, it's a tricky situation for people like her. That's why I don't think people who leave babies in the house alone and something happens are automatically always guilty of murder. Even though their actions directly caused the death of the baby. It's a shades of grey situation, not flat out black or white. :(
@@jexelbur6872 Which is why I don't think she's guilty of cold blooded murder, which is what people are often charged with when they are responsible for the death of someone. However, she absolutely was negligent, because she left the house before the babysitter showed up. That was the wrong thing to do, legally. People who bear children have a legal duty of care to ensure they have a guardian with them at all times - parent, babysitter, daycare provider, whoever. But they cannot leave them alone. I know that the detectives later discovered all the stuff about the landlord messing with the heat because he was a dodgy jerk... but IF someone had been with the baby when he got cold, they would have taken steps to warm him up. Blanket or whatever. That's why you can't leave a baby alone... just in case something happens and you need to help them.
the state not providing support to parents, and the employer not paying a livable wage, and the landlord not providing livable housing, are way more negligent and culpable imo.
When Turner and Logan are staring at each other, I wanted Turner to give Logan "an excuse", soooo bad... Logan, Greene and Briscoe, man... some of the best detectives on TV.
Oh, the murderous thoughts that would be flowing through my head once I heard it was done on purpose. That MF would be DEAD once I got out. DEAD. 😡😡😡😡😡😡 I know she should have not left that child alone, I get that, and she will have to live with that, but she didn't have many choices. And she did have someone go to stay with him. Its not like she was out partying, she was working.
What I found interesting is when Logan was mirandizing Turner, he said “you have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer questions…do you understand?” Found it interesting that mid way through mirandizing him he asked if he understood. Other episodes ask for confirmation with each part. And still others they get through the entire Miranda warning then ask if they understand. Yes I know it’s just a show just saying it was interesting.
Serena Price = Chandra Wilson, aka Miranda Bailey on Grey's Anatomy. One thing I must say, L&O , PRE S. Epatha Merkerson, definitely had a different feel to it. Its good they brought more women onto the main cast.
@@dermothoran1814Don't worrie, the Plot was all fault of the owner of the bulding who freezed all the departament (For some therm about the entire bulding) killing the baby as result of that
I can’t imagine how the mother must feel, going from feeling guilty, thinking she killed her child due to negligence, to then feeling shock and anger, realizing that her baby didn’t die because of her, but because of the landlord. And while I didn’t see the whole episode, I imagine the mother’s lawyer went from trying to prove she’s innocent to seeking justice for the death of her baby. Was the landlord found guilty?
And it was in that moment she decided to go to medical school, become a great surgeon and train a litany of surgeons for Every Henry Ward... In THE UNIVERSE!!!
The early years of this shared universe were the best. Detectives using their brains, their boss supportive of them, the DA's office supportive but also knowing the law. Law 7 Order and Homicide LOTS had great starts. But time went on & the executives butted in. Homicide was ruined by terrible mandates. L&O seemed to become more dramatic with their "ripped from the headlines" plots(which altered the real cases so much, why bother?). They go through 4 or 5 suspects before getting to the real one, for drama. These days SVU is more focused on inter-character drama over the cases. Chicago PD either has everyone being Batman borderline breaking the laws & being action heroes. Chicago Med had doctors that are unqualified & patients arrested so often no sane person would go to that hospital. The characters scream "woke" now whenever they do not get their way. Times change, I suppose... the modern day SWAT remake has an extremely high body count whereas the 1976 version killed less per season than the new one does per episode. No one wants Columbo, they want John Wick.
@@swatboy763 It was supposed to be an Ampersand which you get when holding shift and hitting 7, you know... this thing & no idea how to explain an ampersand without showing it XD
Yeah, I love SVU, but I'm not so much into the inter-character dramas. A little bit is good, so we can see the detectives as people rather than simply define them by their job... for example, we always knew that Eliot had 4 kids (later 5), their names, and that his marriage went through trials. And I love that Liv finally got a kid in season 16! But just snippets of information, rather than intense focus. Now it's becoming more soap opera drama like, with all the personal stuff. But the public seems to lap that up these days. There was no (or very little) reality TV in the 90s, but these days people are absolutely mad for it! So you have to turn these serial dramas into soap operas in order to bridge the gap between focus on the job and focus on exploiting people for entertainment, and a soap opera like storyline is as close as you can get on a TV serial drama. You can't completely turn it into a crappy reality drama! :p
oh to be Chris noth reading that you just got nailed line in the script hahaha just shaking his head like this is so cringe but im gonna make it look charming
Just the other day, a lady brought her infant into a Walmart when it was right at 0 degrees F, they are dealing with this all over the USA, this is a depiction of real life. Mothers have left children in apartments to go out to the store. Another mom left her child home for weeks to see a man…
I never understood when people say does this person look like a murder. ETC. looks have nothing to do with it. You can talk to someone 10 minutes and get a good idea of any person
That's a misleading descriptor .... the woman didn't leave her son to freeze .... she left her son to go to work, and he wasn't always left for any length of time.
Thank goodness that lady (I'm guess public defender,) was there, they were ready to throw her away...and looked what happened when they actually looked
That sounds about right get rid of the original tenants.. fix the apartments up and then charged almost $3,000 for them.. guess what they're going to be in prison for the rest of their life for killing a baby..
The biased laws of the U.S. still allow property owners to get away with these kinds of tactics in the twenty-first century, in "the greatest country on earth.."
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The lawyer should've flagged that right away. It's the landlord's legal responsibility to provide heat, and the baby died from lack of heat, not lack of food, nor from beating.
I was thinking that too
@@rachelgarber1423 you do realize this is TV drama. they dont neet to follow the letter of the law.
@@iRepairElectronics They're based on real cases.
A good prosecutor could have made an argument that if it was a repeated problem and yet still left the baby alone in the apartment, then she would share partial responsibility as it could show clear indifference to human life, regardless of whether or not it was her legal responsibility to provide heat.
And from the child caregiver being denied access to care for the child. The fact that they did that combined with the intentional lack of heating is why they are being booked for murder.
I love the sense of genuine shock and horror in the lawyer’s voice as she says “the heat was off INTENTIONALLY!?” And the mother’s own reaction of realizing someone basically murdered her baby in the hopes of forcing her to move out was incredible as well.
"Wait, wait, wait... you mean to tell me that they did this on purpose?"
That incredulous little chuckle in her statement was awesome, you can tell she's still in relative shock from her son's death as she processes this new horrible possibility.
5:28
Translation: you're saying my infant son FROZE TO DEATH because that jackass was attempting to harasss us into leaving!?
Excellent acting from her facial expressions to her tone for that scene!
As soon as I saw her face, I had to check that Serena was played by Chandra Wilson (Bailey from Grey’s Anatomy). And she played a nurse in an episode of SVU right before Grey’s started. 😂
I was looking in the comments for these exact same thoughts 😂
She always been gorgeous so small so gorgeous my God this is so beautiful day
Yes! As soon as she spoke!
You too, huh? I was like OMG that's Bailey! Look how cute she is.
she played a tech for them too im not sure what episode it was
"He's got trouble with English."
"The trouble is, he's alive!"
I get a kick out of this part. I love how they subtly weave in humor on these shows.
The judge admits Turner's history of assault against tenants as evidence. However, Turner co-owns many of Corman's properties and is her live-in boyfriend; making it unlikely he will testify against her. Turner is found guilty, but the trial is ruled a mis-trial due to a mistranslation of the statement given by the Spanish-speaking supervisor of the building. If Turner's history is not admitted as evidence in the second trial, he will not be convicted. Schiff tells Stone to offer Turner a deal in exchange for his testimony against Corman. Stone and Robinette further strengthen their case when they discover that Corman has been bribing a housing inspector. The end of the episode reveals that Turner pled guilty to reckless endangerment, and testified against Corman, who was subsequently convicted of manslaughter.
@@theclagititu9034 HUUUUH?! The emojis screwed up your comment
Thanks, been looking all over for the end of show!
The detective-partners in these early Law & Order episodes were always outstanding.
Logan was (and still is) the best character in the history of "Law and Order". Whether with Greavy, Ceretta or Briscoe, he always stole the show.
nobody steals the show from Briscoe, man.
@koitarrules • Sorry, Briscoe is number one. Logan has to compete with everyone else's favorite detective.
He had a heart & a conscience about him, but also a bit of an uncontrolled side which would get him in trouble. They did bring him back for the film, then CI for a bit... but from what I hear of Noth he's probably not coming back anymore. The harsh reality that the actors are often never like their characters.
I mean, he did punch that politician in the face, that was pretty cool. But it's always Lenny for me.
Also, it should be clarified that we're talking about "best detective." Jack McCoy was and forever shall be the man.
Am I the only one who had a single mom and a young sibling while being young yourself and having to babysit almost all the time bc there was only one income . Not only that my mom telling us to keep our voices low whilw she was at work ,so the neighbors won't know we were home alone . It's really sad what people have to go through 🫤 i use to hate looking out the window seeing my friends play and not being able to join them .
Or "don't open the door, don't answer the phone". It's hard but we make it through and hopefully we're better off today. Sometimes I have to remember, it's hard to let go of blame but everyone wants a perfect world, it's just not the way the world works though. Hope you're better today 😊
I was the younger child in this situation.
Your mother was wrong and so was mine smh we were kids given adult responsibilities because our mothers had children with men who were irresponsible. You deserved to have a childhood that did not consist of watching small children being a child yourself.
and/or your father was wrong. It takes two to tango. Once you were on the scene, the person who was right was the one who did what they could to take care of you.
People love to judge. They don't themselves like to be judged. In the case of the clip up above, the lady was widowed; but no matter how it comes to be that a mother is single, there's no need to pile on and make it harder. Especially when, as things are tending, no one thinks you deserve help unless you're working, but not enough help to really get on your feet and take care of stuff.
This is so depressing and tragic. Interesting to see young Bailey though.
I knew I recognised her from something!
It's a young Miranda Bailey.
Who is she again?
@@jamesfracasse8178she is a character on grey’s anatomy!
Oh my goodness! Look at this baby grrrrl Bailey!!!! Local girl makes good. She really grew up to be an amazing actress. I love seeing the 'behind the scenes' for Grey's Anatomy. Chandra Wilson, the actress, as a human being is so incredibly different from her character on that show. No type casting there, just great acting. I can't get over her sweet baby face in the clip above. You go Chandra!
I knew I knew her face.
goes to show how long this show has been on the air
Situations like this are so sad.
Was that mother negligent? Absolutely.
Is she guilty of murder? I'm not convinced. Circumstances for people with babies and no support (partner) who have to work to earn money to feed the baby... it's just so sad that they have to get to work and can't wait for the babysitter.
It's just sad when people are under the pump in circumstances like this. :(
I don’t think “negligent” is to the accurate word. It’s true she didn’t give the baby as much attention it needed, but it wasn’t out of malice. The mother is most likely just overwhelmed. A single mother, needs to rush to work, can barely find a sitter, and the fact that her apartment is not up to living standards. She has responsibilities as a mother, but she’s stuck between a rock and a hard place.
But she wasn't negligent. She had the babysitter (the younger girl they interviewed), but the babysitter got stuck on the subway on that afternoon and then another time she tried to get into the building but the landlord's friend wouldn't let her in.
@@RadioWaco Yes, but the mother is still guilty of negligence because she left house BEFORE the babysitter showed up.
Legally, you cannot do that. Babies MUST have a guardian with them in the house at all times.
But, as I said, given that she had to get to work so she could get a paycheque to feed her baby, it's a tricky situation for people like her. That's why I don't think people who leave babies in the house alone and something happens are automatically always guilty of murder. Even though their actions directly caused the death of the baby.
It's a shades of grey situation, not flat out black or white. :(
@@jexelbur6872 Which is why I don't think she's guilty of cold blooded murder, which is what people are often charged with when they are responsible for the death of someone.
However, she absolutely was negligent, because she left the house before the babysitter showed up. That was the wrong thing to do, legally.
People who bear children have a legal duty of care to ensure they have a guardian with them at all times - parent, babysitter, daycare provider, whoever. But they cannot leave them alone.
I know that the detectives later discovered all the stuff about the landlord messing with the heat because he was a dodgy jerk... but IF someone had been with the baby when he got cold, they would have taken steps to warm him up. Blanket or whatever.
That's why you can't leave a baby alone... just in case something happens and you need to help them.
the state not providing support to parents, and the employer not paying a livable wage, and the landlord not providing livable housing, are way more negligent and culpable imo.
When Turner and Logan are staring at each other, I wanted Turner to give Logan "an excuse", soooo bad... Logan, Greene and Briscoe, man... some of the best detectives on TV.
This poor young woman, she was in over her head.
Oh, the murderous thoughts that would be flowing through my head once I heard it was done on purpose. That MF would be DEAD once I got out. DEAD. 😡😡😡😡😡😡
I know she should have not left that child alone, I get that, and she will have to live with that, but she didn't have many choices. And she did have someone go to stay with him. Its not like she was out partying, she was working.
Exactly. Does she have blame? Maybe. But the landlord is the biggest POS in this story.
Liked seeing these two detectives playing their roles
Servino and Chris Noth
“You just got nailed”, to the perp holding a hammer, is a Lenny line.
"the trouble is He's Alive!" I felt that
Bailey from Grey's anatomy looking very young.
Glad I wasn’t the only one noticing Bailey 😂
Did y’all notice that the young girl that was supposed to be her babysitter is the doctor from Greys Anatomy
Is that.... is that...
DR. MIRANDA BAILEY??!?!
What I found interesting is when Logan was mirandizing Turner, he said “you have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer questions…do you understand?”
Found it interesting that mid way through mirandizing him he asked if he understood. Other episodes ask for confirmation with each part.
And still others they get through the entire Miranda warning then ask if they understand. Yes I know it’s just a show just saying it was interesting.
This used to be the norm when neighborhoods wanted to gentrify
Serena Price = Chandra Wilson, aka Miranda Bailey on Grey's Anatomy.
One thing I must say, L&O , PRE S. Epatha Merkerson, definitely had a different feel to it. Its good they brought more women onto the main cast.
Fun fact: this episode was the inspiration for the first episode of the UK version of L&O
OMG! Is that a young version of the actress who plays Bailey on Greys?! WOW. :)
The mom isn’t responsible
The worst of all was the plot twist of this case
I never saw this episode. So I'd be obliged to you for the spoiler conclusion (if that's ok?).
@@dermothoran1814Don't worrie, the Plot was all fault of the owner of the bulding who freezed all the departament (For some therm about the entire bulding) killing the baby as result of that
@@marianaguardiaa.k.amariana4780 Thank you for the info. It sounds like the nasty side of gentrification of an area?
@@dermothoran1814You're Welcome and yeep it's like a kinda of corruption in that matter or else
I can’t imagine how the mother must feel, going from feeling guilty, thinking she killed her child due to negligence, to then feeling shock and anger, realizing that her baby didn’t die because of her, but because of the landlord. And while I didn’t see the whole episode, I imagine the mother’s lawyer went from trying to prove she’s innocent to seeking justice for the death of her baby.
Was the landlord found guilty?
And it was in that moment she decided to go to medical school, become a great surgeon and train a litany of surgeons for Every Henry Ward... In THE UNIVERSE!!!
The baby sitter is young Miranda Bailey!!!
Me trying to imagine Mike Logan arresting Mr Big.
Rest In Power 👍Mr. Paul Sorvino
OMG BAILEY WAS A CHILLLLDDDDD
The early years of this shared universe were the best. Detectives using their brains, their boss supportive of them, the DA's office supportive but also knowing the law. Law 7 Order and Homicide LOTS had great starts. But time went on & the executives butted in. Homicide was ruined by terrible mandates. L&O seemed to become more dramatic with their "ripped from the headlines" plots(which altered the real cases so much, why bother?). They go through 4 or 5 suspects before getting to the real one, for drama.
These days SVU is more focused on inter-character drama over the cases. Chicago PD either has everyone being Batman borderline breaking the laws & being action heroes. Chicago Med had doctors that are unqualified & patients arrested so often no sane person would go to that hospital. The characters scream "woke" now whenever they do not get their way.
Times change, I suppose... the modern day SWAT remake has an extremely high body count whereas the 1976 version killed less per season than the new one does per episode. No one wants Columbo, they want John Wick.
think you made a typo, "the law. Law 7 Order and".
@@swatboy763 It was supposed to be an Ampersand which you get when holding shift and hitting 7, you know... this thing & no idea how to explain an ampersand without showing it XD
They had to alter the ripped from the headlines cases to make then different enough to not get in trouble with the families of the victims.
Yeah, I love SVU, but I'm not so much into the inter-character dramas.
A little bit is good, so we can see the detectives as people rather than simply define them by their job... for example, we always knew that Eliot had 4 kids (later 5), their names, and that his marriage went through trials.
And I love that Liv finally got a kid in season 16!
But just snippets of information, rather than intense focus. Now it's becoming more soap opera drama like, with all the personal stuff. But the public seems to lap that up these days. There was no (or very little) reality TV in the 90s, but these days people are absolutely mad for it! So you have to turn these serial dramas into soap operas in order to bridge the gap between focus on the job and focus on exploiting people for entertainment, and a soap opera like storyline is as close as you can get on a TV serial drama. You can't completely turn it into a crappy reality drama! :p
@@yndrelbosch3678 yes i know how the English language works thanks
Why post the majority of an episode but not have it available to watch on the platform you’re promoting?
oh to be Chris noth reading that you just got nailed line in the script hahaha just shaking his head like this is so cringe but im gonna make it look charming
Dr Bailey what on earth are you doing here?
Bailey was like 12 lol
2:46-was that actor in Taxi Driver, in the scene where Travis shoots the thief in the store?
Likely. It's Victor Argo and he's in everything including Taxi Driver.... 🚖
Seriously nobody ever does that to another
Great job!!
Season 2, Episode 18 "Cradle to Grave": (1992) .... wow 31 years ago
Thank you.
02:05 Dr. Miranda Bailey
Omg, a young Miranda Bailey 😆
Is that Dr Bailey! Wow
so crazy to see chandra wilson's face has stayed the same over so many years
Just the other day, a lady brought her infant into a Walmart when it was right at 0 degrees F, they are dealing with this all over the USA, this is a depiction of real life. Mothers have left children in apartments to go out to the store. Another mom left her child home for weeks to see a man…
Dr. Bailey, is that you?! IYKYK
Ah, this is the one where Karen Lynn Gorney, played Iris Corman. She was the lead opposite John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever.
Is that the doctor from greys anatomy as a teenager???
Yup but she was in her 20's in this episode since she was born in 1969 and this aired in 1992.
Ahhhh, no seizing piano now!! Sign me up! Love L and O
2:35 Is that Dr. Bailey ?
On the peacock app doesn’t show rest of the seasons
I never understood when people say does this person look like a murder. ETC. looks have nothing to do with it. You can talk to someone 10 minutes and get a good idea of any person
And TO This Day...New York Apartments still mess you over with turning the heat on.
What episode please
That's a misleading descriptor .... the woman didn't leave her son to freeze .... she left her son to go to work, and he wasn't always left for any length of time.
Thank goodness that lady (I'm guess public defender,) was there, they were ready to throw her away...and looked what happened when they actually looked
2:03 IM SORRY IS THAT FUCKEN BAILEY FROM GREYS ANATOMY?!? 😳😭
Aww look at young Bailey
That sounds about right get rid of the original tenants.. fix the apartments up and then charged almost $3,000 for them.. guess what they're going to be in prison for the rest of their life for killing a baby..
Dr Bailey what are you doing here
Can see the mother was struggling
Wait tgat kid at the star… doc bailey?!
Imagine being guilty of not being able to afford childcare. Is that Dr. Bailey?!?!
This episode was adapted as the 1st episode of the UK remake.
Well look who it is, a young Dr. Bailey
Detective: The law says she has to exercise reasonable diligence
Lawyer: The law says cops shouldn’t be corrupt yet here you are
Not my girl from Greys anatomy 😂okay I see you
I knew I recognized that sergeant! He's Rotti Largo in Repo!
They did a law and order uk version of this one.
God Save The King
The biased laws of the U.S. still allow property owners to get away with these kinds of tactics in the twenty-first century, in "the greatest country on earth.."
Is that Dr Bailey haha
That baby would have been screaming from the cold
Is the suspect Callie From Dangerous Minds? She looks quite familiar
Chriminal minds
And dangerous minds
Yea & she was also Rahiem's BM in Juice 😭😭😭. It was soooo hard tryin not 2 confuse her 4 N'Bushe Wright from Blade & Fresh growing up 😂😂😂
@@melin4ted_bookworm632 That's NOT N'Bushe Wright????
@dreamquesttv Yea that's the thing. I just don't remember her name @ the moment 🤣🤣🤣
(drops hammer)
"You just got nailed."
Dr. Bailey lived in New York City? lol
From bad baby sitter to doctor some character development
7:24 The lock is broken, let me break it even more!
And then what they were let off with warning and some negotiation 😊
dr bailey?????
I love Bruklin Harris....
Is that Bailey
The babysitter is Doctor Bailey
Love logan😊
Has everyone been on law and order
WAS THAT DOCTOR BAILY
I never knew that paulie was a cop before he became a capo
Funny, Hagrid was a lawful man in the main series, but betrayed everyone in SVU.
Dr. Bailey?
book the super and the building owner
Miranda Bailey!
Is that Bailey?
This episode could be from 2023, same tactics
You're right... Except for the fact that they used the yellow pages!
Sweet Iris...
A young Dr. Miranda Bailey.
That’s good police work
Omg a young Captain Cragen from SVU
Y’all can’t tell me that’s not dr Bailey 😑😑😑