Requests for addresses for NBC

Previously from CIincredible -

NBC's email addresses: law@nbc.com (L&O-specific comments), marketing@nbc.com

NBC (New York)
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10112

NBC (Los Angeles)
3000 W. Alameda Ave.
Burbank, CA 91523

WOLF PRODUCTIONS
100 Universal City Plaza, Bldg. 69
Universal City, CA

-- From VDOfangurl
NBC.com email then select LO:CI

Goren & Eames push the button

More fun video from Jefferaldo. Thanks Jeff!

- The new Goren and Eames ‘push the button’ ident from Network TEN

Top 5 TV Detectives - add your vote!

sent in by Boohoo650 - thank you!

From MSNBC.com

5Top: TV Detectives

Det. Robert Goren “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”
Some may argue that old-school Det. Lennie Briscoe (Jerry Orbach), with his endless bad jokes at the corpse’s expense, is greatest cop ever on the endless “Law & Order” franchise. Compared to the ultimate gumshoe, it’s easy to miss the nuances of Det. Robert Goren (Vincent D'Onofrio) of the Major Case Squad. It’s more than the obnoxious way Det. Goren uses his hulking frame to invade a suspect’s personal space, or that he’s apparently smarter than Encyclopedia Brown. Det. Goren’s brilliance is revealed in the quiet moments, when he untangles wind chimes behind a witness who is being questioned by his partner, Det. Eames (Kathryn Erbe). It’s the way he switches non sequiturs mid sentence. It’s how he often seems to be on the verge of a psychotic break. Det. Goren is truly a detective for the 21st century.

Eric Bogosian's "Talk Radio" Premiere, NYC

March 12, 2007
By Howard Shapiro

NEW YORK - Watching the Broadway premiere of Eric Bogosian's Talk Radio is a lot like watching your radio. That alone makes it a theatrical toughie.

Despite a soaring performance by all-around actor Liev Schreiber, who plays the erratic host of Cleveland's Night Talk radio show, plus an array of impressive off-stage voices representing his vacuous callers, Talk Radio is caught in an irony: It's an hour-and-40-minute study of America's most grotesque marketplace of ideas, where the merchants are shoddy and the shelves are empty, and what the play portrays is what it becomes. The play is often funny and takes stabs at being poignant, but like the callers streaming through its single act, it's ultimately hollow. More.




Vincent and Carin


: More images found at Getty Images. - thanks Judy and Mel for the link

: More images - Thanks to everyone who made submissions.

: From Playbill-
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Talk Radio
— Shooting From the Lip -- thanks Rowe!
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More about Talk Radio sent in by Mel - thank you!

Law & Order Latest: Call It 'TR' by Roger Friedman - ...."Last night it felt like there was a new edition of "Law & Order" — call it "TR" for "Talk Radio."

Original Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Play Anna Nicole Smith on 'Law & Order'by Roger Friedman

Deaf actor on upcoming ep "Silencer"

the following sent in by Paula. Thanks!

This site is a blog by deaf writer/actor Raymond Luczak. He's appearing in "Silencer".

His entries on Feb 9th, 13th and 16th detail it. The blog also says Deanna Bray is appearing, she played "Sue Thomas F.B. Eye."

Note: "Silencer" was scheduled to air on March 20th but NBC has replaced it with a rerun of "Bedfellows".
Silencer airdate is TBA. - cb

Not going, going......

From TVGuide.com
Ausiello Report
March 6, 2007

"Despite what Vincent D'Onofrio allegedly told an Aussie publication, the actor insists he does not have one foot out the door at Law & Order: CI.

"I am not leaving Law & Order: Criminal Intent and have every intention of fulfilling my contractual obligations on the show," he said in a statement issued by his rep. "I still find playing the role of Robert Goren interesting and enjoy working with the writers, cast and crew of Criminal Intent."

Once more with feeling, buddy?

This all may be a moot point anyway, since the chances of CI seeing another season are iffy at best. Which brings me to my next question: Would anyone miss it?"

Thanks Pat and Linda
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Note: Herald Sun reporter Darren Devlyn released the article again on March 5th with the outdated information removed.