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Chris Noth Hands in His Law & Order Badge

Chris Noth will clock out from his role as Law Order Criminal Intents Sundays 9pmET USA hotheaded detective Mike Logan this week after nearly two decades Logans swan song begins when he gets involved in a case about a guy whos doing hard time for a crime he didnt commit To exonerate him Logan must go up against a very ambitious district attorney played by 24 vet Leslie HopeExecutive producer Warren Leight whos also leaving LO CI soon to run HBOs In Treatment says Everyone tells Logan its stupid to pick a fight with her Naturally he does Its a very personal episode for LoganAt times its Logan against the world Will this cop whos seen it all get a happy ending Says Leight Id say the happiest ending is to go out swinging Megan Walsh-Boyle

TV GuideNews Aug. 14, 2008 at 5:16 p.m. PT

Chris Noth will clock out from his role as Law & Order: Criminal Intent's (Sundays, 9pm/ET, USA) hotheaded detective Mike Logan this week, after nearly two decades. Logan's swan song begins when he gets involved in a case about a guy who's doing hard time for a crime he didn't commit. To exonerate him, Logan must go up against a very ambitious district attorney, played by 24 vet Leslie Hope. Executive producer Warren Leight, who's also leaving L&O: CI soon to run HBO's In Treatment, says: "Everyone tells Logan it's stupid to pick a fight with her." Naturally, he does. "It's a very personal episode for Logan.At times, it's Logan against the world." Will this cop who's seen it all get a happy ending? Says Leight, "I'd say the happiest ending is to go out swinging." - Megan Walsh-Boyle