dean winters played cassidy on law and order svu.
dean winters played cassidy on law and order svu.
who plays cassidy on law and order svu?
dean winters
dean winters was cast as munch's partner, brian cassidy, at the insistence of belzer. belzer looked at winters as a sort of little brother, and told wolf, "well, i'll do this new show of yours, "svu", only if you make dean winters my partner." wolf did make winters belzer's partner, but he was contractually obligated to his other show at the time, the hbo drama "oz". since the role on "law & order: special victims unit" was only initially meant to be a few episodes, winters was forced to leave when it was time to film "oz" again. winters returned for the season 13 finale, "rhodium nights", reprising his role as cassidy. he also appeared (as cassidy) on the two-part season 14 premiere "lost reputation"/. he subsequently became a recurring character into season 15. the void left by winters's departure was filled for the remainder of the season by michelle hurd as detective monique jeffries, a character who wolf promised that, despite starting out as a minor character with one scene in the pilot, would eventually develop. hurd left the show at the beginning of season two to join the cast of "leap years". munch's permanent partner came in the form of rapper-turned-actor ice-t, who had previously worked with wolf on "new york undercover" and "". ice-t originally agreed to do only four episodes of "law & order: special victims unit", but he quickly gained affection for the ensemble nature of the cast. he relocated to new york city before his four-episode contract was up and remained with the show as munch's permanent partner, detective odafin "fin" tutuola.
law & order: special victims unit
especially heinous: 272 views of law &amp; order svu









































especially heinous: 272 views of law & order svu is a 2013 weird fiction novella by carmen maria machado, told in the form of 272 capsule synopses for the first 12 seasons of the police procedural, "". it was first published in "the american reader", in may 2013, and republished in machado's 2017 collection "her body and other parties".









































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especially heinous: 272 views of law & order svu