Law and Order

Law and Order (1978)

EndedScripted showDrama, Crime

Law and Order is a series of four films about the law: those who keep it, those who break it and those who live off it.

Network
Scheduleevery Thursday at 21:00 (80 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E04A Prisoner's TaleApr 27, 1978
S01E03A Brief's TaleApr 20, 1978
S01E02A Villain's TaleApr 13, 1978
S01E01A Detective's TaleApr 6, 1978
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Law and Order' from 1978 premiere?

The TV show 'Law and Order' from 1978 premiered on September 13, 1978.

Who were the main characters in 'Law and Order' from 1978?

The main characters in 'Law and Order' from 1978 were Detective Sergeant Mike Locasale and Detective Sergeant Joe Travers.

Where was 'Law and Order' from 1978 set?

'Law and Order' from 1978 was set in New York City, New York.

What was the premise of 'Law and Order' from 1978?

'Law and Order' from 1978 followed the work of two detectives solving crimes in New York City.

Who were the creators of 'Law and Order' from 1978?

The creators of 'Law and Order' from 1978 were Dick Wolf and Michael Duggan.

What was the format of 'Law and Order' from 1978?

'Law and Order' from 1978 followed a half-hour crime drama format.

Who were the notable guest stars in 'Law and Order' from 1978?

Notable guest stars in 'Law and Order' from 1978 included Tony Lo Bianco, Richard Bright, and Joe Spinell.

What was the reception of 'Law and Order' from 1978?

'Law and Order' from 1978 received positive reviews for its gritty portrayal of crime in New York City.

What were some memorable episodes of 'Law and Order' from 1978?

Memorable episodes of 'Law and Order' from 1978 included "The Price of Success," "The Old and the Dead," and "The Chinatown Murders."

How did 'Law and Order' from 1978 contribute to the crime drama genre?

'Law and Order' from 1978 contributed to the crime drama genre by focusing on the procedural aspects of solving crimes.

What was the impact of 'Law and Order' from 1978 on television?

'Law and Order' from 1978 had a significant impact on television by establishing a template for future crime dramas.

What were some recurring themes in 'Law and Order' from 1978?

Recurring themes in 'Law and Order' from 1978 included corruption, justice, and the struggle against crime.

How did 'Law and Order' from 1978 reflect the social and political climate of the time?

'Law and Order' from 1978 reflected the social and political climate of the time by addressing issues such as urban decay and criminal justice.

What were some behind-the-scenes facts about 'Law and Order' from 1978?

Behind-the-scenes facts about 'Law and Order' from 1978 included its use of authentic New York City locations and its influence on future crime dramas.

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