| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Tracy Pollan Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #1.10, "Closure", Jan. 7, '00 "in the first scene of the drama [she] lights a cigarette and drags heavily upon it. She had just suffered a brutal rape. The inhale is quite deep, a long hold and then an exhale" | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Nadine Stenovitch Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #1.12, "Russian Love Poem", Jan. 21, '00 | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Samantha Buck ep. #1.15, "Entitled", Feb. 18, '00 "she has a bit part as a waitress that the detectives are questioning. Pours herself coffee and there is visible smoke wafting in the corner of the frame. As one of the detectives asks her a question she picks up an all-white and takes a sharp drag. Camera cuts to the detectives while she's still dragging, then back to her as she slowly exhales. Not the greatest, but it looked like she actually inhaled." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Amy Carlson ep. #2.7, "Asunder", Dec. 1, '00 "[smokes] in interogation room" "takes a deep drag on a long all-white in the interrogation room, in response to being told 'there is no smoking in government buildings' - she exhales the smoke into the detectives face and then butts out the cigarette on the sole of her shoe." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Liza Weil ep. #3.5, "Tangled", Oct. 26, '01 "smokes once, in a scene on a videotape, with a talk-exhale that's not filmed all that well. There may have been other smoking scenes, I didn't see the entire episode." "takes one drag with a talking exhale on a video of herself shown near the end" | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Marianne Hagan ep. #3.11, "Monogamy", Jan. 4, '02 "in one scene has a couple of light-ups with IRL inhales and well-lit exhales." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Mary Steenburgen ep. #3.21, "Denial", May 3, '02 "NYPD Detectives Stabler & Benson arrest Grace Rinato (guest star Mary Steenburgen) for the murder of her first-born son. Mary Steenburgen smokes a cigarette. Later, the ADA talks to Grace Rinato (Mary Steenburgen) while she smokes a cigarette in prison." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Marianne Hagan, Angela Pietropinto Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #6.9, "Weak", Nov. 30, '04 "The rapists' victims claimed that the rapist smelled like an ashtray, but the main suspect didn't smoke. It turned out that the suspect (Thomas Mathers) had earlier visited his mother Mrs. Mathers, played by actress Angela Pietropinto, and she was a chain smoker. Mrs. Mathers held the cigarette during her entire scene, and at times put the cigarette in her mouth. Frankly, I didn't see much smoke come out. Mrs. Mather was the only smoker in that particular episode, but she seemed like an amateur, suggesting that she may not be a smoker in real life." Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #6.9, "Weak", Nov. 30, '04 "held a cigarette during the entire scene, but very little smoke came out when she puffed; it was an amateurish performance." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Ashley Williams Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #8.15, "Haystack", Feb. 20, '07 "One scene early in the show where [she] is smoking at the police station. Two inhales and one exhale. Not much to see, but at least one definite inhale." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Adina Porter Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #9.8, "Fight", Nov. 20, '07 "lit a cigarette and briefly held it." | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Christine Lahti Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #11.2, "Sugar", Sep. 30, '09 | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Christine Lahti Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #11.3, "Solitary", Oct. 7, '09 "Smokes to relax after a tough day as ADA Sonya Paxton" | |
| "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) | Drea de Matteo Buy this episode at iTunes ep. #12.11, "Pop", Jan. 5, '11 "Drea de Matteo's character Sandra Roberts is surrounded by a considerable amount of smoke outside a courthouse. Then she is shown holding a cigarette. Detective Stabler then catches her and says 'are you smoking?' Sandra's son is being tried for her husband's murder."
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