by Jake Schumaker March 29, 2004
by TheWholeTruthHonest March 18, 2009
The names for the right and left legs of the very furry, Martial Arts Expert, and all around bad ass Chuck Norris
Man, Chuck just laid me out with Law, then finished me off with a roundhouse kick from Order. I got pwned by Law & Order
by Blatzkrieg December 19, 2005
The best spin-off of Law & Order. And the best show in history very addicting but also very disturbing
Person 1: what's your fav tv show
Me: Law & Order SVU its soo addicting
Person 1: (sighs) you watch that shit?
Me: Law & Order SVU its soo addicting
Person 1: (sighs) you watch that shit?
by Jane...Doe August 1, 2017
The term "Law & Order Syndrome" refers to an actor or actress who appears in a long-running series as a guest star but later appears in the series as a permanent character. The term is derived from the famous television series "Law & Order", where a numerous number of actors/actresses who are currently playing the main detectives/lawyers have appeared in a previous episode several years beforehand as a completely different, temporary character.
Mike: Wait, Chris Noth is a detective now? Wasn't he some random nameless guy in the last season?
John: That's a case of Law & Order Syndrome, Mike.
John: That's a case of Law & Order Syndrome, Mike.
by IMuckedYourFom October 5, 2012
A fictional place used to describe the mediocre acting talents typically portrayed by single-episode characters on Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
Dan: Wow, this movie sucks. I feel like I'm being molested in the eyes.
Ryan: Dude, I know. Everyone in this movie must've graduated from the Law & Order School of Acting.
Ryan: Dude, I know. Everyone in this movie must've graduated from the Law & Order School of Acting.
by catcuff April 15, 2009