Dreams keep coming true for Lindsey Vonn: After winning two medals at the Vancouver Winter Olympics, the alpine skier has landed a role on her favorite TV show, Law & Order. 
 
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 Vonn, who's been described as obsessed with the NBC procedural, received the good news during an interview with Bob Costas on Saturday night. After looking back at her Olympics performance, which included several injuries, a gold medal in women's downhill and a bronze medal in super-G, Costas told Vonn she has been cast as a jury foreman in an upcoming episode.The pair even ran through Vonn's lines.The role is an upgrade from what Vonn said she'd settle for: She said she "totally would" have played a corpse just to be on the show.Law & Order returns with new episodes Monday at 10/9c. ||||| Lindsey Vonn to Guest on Law & Order 
 
 Instead of going to Disney World or Dancing With the Stars or wherever it is successful Olympians go post-Games, U.S. alpine skier Lindsey Vonn — who won two medals at the Vancouver Games — will be heading to the courtroom. Vonn was told on air by Bob Costas Saturday night that she has been given a role on NBC’s Law & Order as a jury foreman. Vonn has made her obsession with the show abundantly clear, even visiting the Bronx set earlier this winter. She told Costas that she had been willing to do anything — even play a corpse — for a chance to share the screen with Sam Waterston and company. [TV Guide]
– Lindsey Vonn is capping her Olympic success with another dream-come-true: a guest stint on Law & Order. The NBC procedural is her favorite show—she visited the set this winter, New York notes—and she said she “totally would” play a corpse if it meant a chance to guest star. Lucky for her, she's been cast as a jury foreman. The good news was delivered to Vonn on-air during an interview with Bob Costas, TV Guide reports.