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Law & Order - Season 15

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Law & Order - Season 15 (2004 – 2005)

The fifteenth season of Law & Order saw many new faces added to the cast. Dennis Farina joined the show as Detective Joe Fontana, replacing Jerry Orbach, who left the series after Season 14 due to health issues and would take a less stressful job on the new spinoff, Law & Order: Trial by Jury (sadly, Orbach passed away after only filming 2 episodes of that series). Jesse L. Martin took a brief hiatus to reprise his role as Tom Collins in the big screen version of the musical Rent. Within the show, Det. Ed Green was shot in the line of duty, and would spend the last four episodes of the season recovering from his wounds. He was temporarily replaced by Det. Nick Falco, portrayed by Michael Imperioli (who had appeared nine years earlier in Season 6 of the series as a different character).

On the "Order" side, ADA Serena Southerlyn (Elisabeth Röhm) was fired by DA Arthur Branch (Fred Dalton Thompson) at the end of episode 13, "Ain't No Love," for being too much of an advocate, which he felt was not appropriate for the "cold-blooded," "blind and even-handed" prosecutor's office. Although this left the door open for her to potentially return as a defense attorney, she never did, ending her run tied for first (along with Alana de la Garza) in ADA appearances in the original series with 85. She was replaced by ADA Alexandra Borgia (Annie Parisse), who would go on to have the shortest run in the series as an ADA. Like Jerry Orbach and S. Epatha Merkerson, Parisse was another regular cast member who had appeared on the show earlier as another character, a stripper in Season 12.

Law & Order debuted its third spinoff, Law & Order: Trial by Jury in the middle of Season 15, and the new show had one crossover each with its older siblings Law & Order and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Cast:

Law


Order
  • Executive Assistant District Attorney Jack McCoy - Sam Waterston
  • Assistant District Attorney Serena Southerlyn - Elisabeth Röhm (Episodes 1-13)
  • Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Borgia - Annie Parisse (Episodes 14-24)
  • District Attorney Arthur Branch - Fred Dalton Thompson


The following weapons were used in Season 15 of the television series Law & Order:



Revolvers

Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snub Nose

Detective Joe Fontana (Dennis Farina) carries a Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snub Nose as his service weapon. Although the Model 19 was not on the NYPD approved carry list, Fontana (like Dennis Farina) had started his career in the Chicago Police Department, and may have been grandfathered in.

Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snub Nose (left side) - .357 Magnum
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn in "The Dead Wives Club" (S15E02).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn in "Gunplay" (S15E05).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn as he and Det. Green approach a suspect's door in "Cry Wolf" (S15E08).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn as Det. Green searches a suspect in "All in the Family" (S15E09).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn in "Fluency" (S15E14).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn in "Fluency" (S15E14).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn in "Obsession" (S15E15).
Det. Fontana with his S&W 19 drawn in "In God We Trust" (S15E23).

Smith & Wesson Model 36

An undercover officer's Smith & Wesson Model 36 is recovered in "Gunplay" (S15E05). Det. Falco recovers a Smith & Wesson Model 36 in "In God We Trust" (S15E23).

Smith & Wesson Model 36 - .38 Special
An officer's Beretta and another officer's Smith & Wesson Model 36 in "Gunplay" (S15E05).
Det. Falco recovers a burned S&W 36 in "In God We Trust" (S15E23).
Det. Falco recovers a burned S&W 36 in "In God We Trust" (S15E23).

Pistols

Glock 19

Detectives Ed Green (Jesse L. Martin), Nick Falco (Michael Imperioli) and other NYPD officers are armed with Glock 19s.

Glock 19 (2nd Generation) - 9x19mm
Det. Green with his Glock 19 drawn in "The Dead Wives Club" (S15E02).
An ESU officer with his Glock 19 in "Gunplay" (S15E05).
A uniformed officer (Jason Kaufman) with his Glock 19 in "Fluency" (S15E04).
Det. Green with his Glock 19 drawn in "Sects" (S15E19).
Det. Green with his Glock 19 drawn in "Sects" (S15E19).
Det. Green attempts to draw his Glock in "Tombstone" (S15E20).
Det. Falco confronts a suspect with his Glock drawn in "In God We Trust" (S15E23).
An ESU officer with his Glock drawn in "Locomotion" (S15E24).

Beretta 92FS

An undercover officer's Beretta 92FS is recovered in "Gunplay" (S15E05). Pete Andretti (Al Sapienza) is seen with one in "Ain't No Love" (S15E13). Emiliano Ortiz (Jose Edwin Soto) uses one in "Tombstone" (S15E20).

Beretta 92FS - 9x19mm
An officer's Beretta and another officer's Smith & Wesson Model 36 in "Gunplay" (S15E05).
Pete Andretti (Al Sapienza) stows his Beretta in "Ain't No Love" (S15E13). Although Fontana asks him if it's a "Beretta 9mm," Andretti says it's a "Beretta .45." (Only the Beretta Cougar comes in .45.)
Emiliano Ortiz (Jose Edwin Soto) with his Beretta in "Tombstone" (S15E20).

Walther PPK

A stash of illegally trafficked Walther PPKs is investigated in "Gunplay" (S15E05). They are described as ".380s."

Walther PPK stainless - 9mm Kurz aka .380 ACP
A bag of mostly of stainless PPKs in "Gunplay" (S15E05). These appear to be molded replicas, however.

Astra Constable

A stainless Astra Constable is seen in the page of illegally trafficked ".380s" in "Gunplay" (S15E05).

Astra Constable - .380 ACP.
The lone Astra Constable in a page of PPKs in "Gunplay" (S15E05). Note the circular Astra logo compared to the Walther banners, as well as the different trigger guard.

Taurus PT92AFS

Preston Hubbard (Mustafa Shakir) uses a Taurus PT92AFS in "Gunplay" (S15E05).

Stainless Taurus PT92AFS - 9x19mm
Preston Hubbard (Mustafa Shakir) threatens an undercover Det. Green in "Gunplay" (S15E05).
Green with Hubbard's Taurus in "Gunplay" (S15E05).

Beretta 92F Inox (Non Gun)

Richard Ranson (Austin Lysy) attempts suicide with a Beretta 92F Inox Non Gun.

Beretta Inox Non Gun
Ranson shoots himself with the non gun in the teaser of "Sects" (S15E19). It's easy to tell in this shot why a non gun was the only safe option.
The non gun on the ground in "Sects" (S15E19). It would've been easy to swap out the non gun for a real gun, but for whatever reason, this was not done.

Tanfoglio Titan II

A Tanfoglio Titan II, described as a ".380," is handled by Det. Pete Milligan (Paul Schulze) in "Publish and Perish" (S15E21).

FIE/Tanfoglio Titan 2, stainless - .380 ACP
Det. Milligan lays the Tanfoglio on the table in "Publish and Perish" (S15E21).

Beretta 84FS

A Beretta 84FS is recovered in a suspect's apartment in "Locomotion" (S15E24).

Beretta 84FS Nickel .380 ACP
An ESU officer (Ed Bogdanowicz) presents the detectives with the recovered Beretta. Ed Bogdanowicz is a retired NYPD ESU officer who has played an ESU officer in the Law & Order franchise thirteen times.

Unknown handguns

"Enemy" (S15E10).
"Enemy" (S15E10).
Sklar (Michael Ornstein) fires his weapon "Fluency" (S15E14).
"Fluency" (S15E14).
EADA Jack McCoy with an unknown handgun in "Publish and Perish" (S15E21). This is supposed to be the same Tanfoglio Titan II as above, but this is clearly a different weapon.
EADA Jack McCoy with an unknown handgun in "Publish and Perish" (S15E21). This is supposed to be the same Tanfoglio Titan II as above, but this is clearly a different weapon.

Submachine Guns

Spectre-HC

Action star Jarret Whitestone (Joe Piscopo) is seen with Spectre-HC in a signed portrait in "Cry Wolf" (S15E08).

Spectre-HC (imported into the USA as the "SITES Falcon"), the semi-automatic pistol version of the Spectre M4 with the stock and forward grip removed - 9x19mm
A signed photo of Jarret Whitestone (Joe Piscopo) with a Spectre-HC in "Cry Wolf" (S15E08).

Rifles / Carbines

MGC M16

US troops are seen armed with what are likely MGC M16 replicas in "Paradigm" (S15E01). Captain Clark Wallace (Bryan Scott Johnson) is seen with what is likely a slung MGC replica in a photo in "Enemy" (S15E10).

MGC M16
Troops drilling with their MGC replicas in "Paradigm" (S15E01).
Captain Clark Wallace (Bryan Scott Johnson) is seen with what is likely a slung MGC replica in a photo in "Enemy" (S15E10).

CAR-15 SMG

An ESU officer can be seen with what appears to be a CAR-15 SMG in "Gunplay" (S15E05).

CAR-15 SMG AIRSOFT RIFLE
An ESU officer with the CAR-15 SMG in "Gunplay" (S15E05). Note the short barrel, non-removable carry handle, and 5.56 box magazine.

AK variant

An Afghani militiaman is seen with some sort of AK-variant in a photo in "Enemy" (S15E10), but it is impossible to make a positive ID.

The militiaman with his AK in a photo in "Enemy" (S15E10).

Remington 700

A Remington 700 is found in "License to Kill" (S15E17). Det. Fontana describes it as a "bolt-action Remington Model 700," and claims he used to hunt with one as a kid.

Remington 700 BDL rifle with no iron sights and scope (current production) - .308 Winchester
Det. Fontana with the Remington in "License to Kill" (S15E17).
Det. Fontana with the Remington in "License to Kill" (S15E17).

Colt AR-15A2 Sporter II

The murder weapon in "License to Kill" (S15E17) is a Colt AR-15A2 Sporter II. Fontana describes it as a "AR-15 semi-automatic."

Colt AR-15A2 Sporter II, early model with magazine removed and A1 upper receiver - 5.56x45mm
Det. Green with the AR-15 in "License to Kill" (S15E17).
Det. Green with the AR-15 in "License to Kill" (S15E17). Note the forward assist, A1 rear sight, and the lack of fencing.

AR-15 carbine

An ESU officer is seen with an AR-15-type carbine in "Locomotion" (S15E24). There's no clear shot of it, however.

An ESU officer with a carbine in "Locomotion" (S15E24).

Unidentifiable rifle

"License to Kill" (S15E17).

Trivia

RAH-66 Comanche

An RAH-66 Comanche scout/attack helicopter makes a cameo flying around an Army base in "Paradigm" (S15E01). This is almost definitely a CGI model, as the Comanche program had been cancelled by the Army months before the episode was produced.

The Comanche in "Paradigm" (S15E01).
The Comanche in "Paradigm" (S15E01).

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