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His role was played off when Belzer made a cameo appearance in the special ''[[Elmopalooza]]''. In fact, when he arrives backstage to rescue [[Jon Stewart]] from his locked dressing room, [[Prairie Dawn]] mistakes him for a police officer. He's not able to break the door down, so he calls in his stuntman, [[Sparky (Sesame Street)|Sparky]]. |
His role was played off when Belzer made a cameo appearance in the special ''[[Elmopalooza]]''. In fact, when he arrives backstage to rescue [[Jon Stewart]] from his locked dressing room, [[Prairie Dawn]] mistakes him for a police officer. He's not able to break the door down, so he calls in his stuntman, [[Sparky (Sesame Street)|Sparky]]. |
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Belzer was later caricatured (along with his ''Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'' costars) in [[Law & Order: Special Letters Unit]] in ''[[Sesame Street]]'s'' [[Season 37]]. |
Belzer was later caricatured (along with his ''Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'' costars) in [[Law & Order: Special Letters Unit]] in ''[[Sesame Street]]'s'' [[Season 37]]. |
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In [[Season 38]], Belzer appeared to present "lazy" as [[the Word of the Day]]. |
In [[Season 38]], Belzer appeared to present "lazy" as [[the Word of the Day]]. |
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Revision as of 00:59, 9 June 2008
Richard Belzer and his stuntman, from Elmopalooza.
Richard Belzer is an American actor and comedian best known for his role as Detective John Munch in the television series Homicide: Life on the Street and in the Law & Order franchise. In total, the character of Munch has appeared on 10 television series.[1]
His role was played off when Belzer made a cameo appearance in the special Elmopalooza. In fact, when he arrives backstage to rescue Jon Stewart from his locked dressing room, Prairie Dawn mistakes him for a police officer. He's not able to break the door down, so he calls in his stuntman, Sparky.
In Season 10, Belzer appeared in Episode 1186 in a short film with Brian Doyle-Murray.
Belzer was later caricatured (along with his Law & Order: Special Victims Unit costars) in Law & Order: Special Letters Unit in Sesame Street's Season 37.
In Season 38, Belzer appeared to present "lazy" as the Word of the Day.
Sources
- ↑ "Belzer Character Munch Makes TV History," Contactmusic.com. June 8, 2007.