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Law & Order -- Series Discussion Thread
01-09-08 | 10:34 PM
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This ep was good. Still too much with the Blackberry stuff. 
When Cutter made the comment about Jack and compared him to Branch, I thought Jack was going to hit him.
The strangest thing for me was turning the TV on a little early and seeing Luis from Sesame Street on L&O:CI.
When Cutter made the comment about Jack and compared him to Branch, I thought Jack was going to hit him.
The strangest thing for me was turning the TV on a little early and seeing Luis from Sesame Street on L&O:CI.
01-16-08 | 08:47 PM
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If that spoiler is accurate, I'm going to be dumping L&O soon. I haven't been impressed all that much to begin with so far this season - only the 2nd episode was decent.
01-17-08 | 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Red Dog
If that spoiler is accurate, I'm going to be dumping L&O soon. I haven't been impressed all that much to begin with so far this season - only the 2nd episode was decent.
I can live with a little personal story every once in a while to help define a character and their actions/motives, but not too much.
I really think that Cutter is coming into his own. I loved the smile on Jack's face as the end. He sees himself in his new ADA.
I do have to say that I lol'ed at Lupo "wire tapping" the suspects phone... and more so that it worked.
01-17-08 | 11:31 AM
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Yeah the personal stuff was very subtle. Plus it'll add just a bit of tension between Lupo and Greene. The only thing I thought was a bit forced was having Van Buren in the courtroom to force the truth out of her old boss while on the stand.
01-18-08 | 12:13 PM
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I liked the episode, and white guy/black guy lines.
Question on the disclaimer before these ripped from the headlines episodes: how can they claim that any similarities to persons living or dead is coincidence? I know that some shows like this week's feature situations rather than people, but what about episodes used such as Anna Nicole, Britney, etc?
Question on the disclaimer before these ripped from the headlines episodes: how can they claim that any similarities to persons living or dead is coincidence? I know that some shows like this week's feature situations rather than people, but what about episodes used such as Anna Nicole, Britney, etc?
01-18-08 | 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by devilshalo
Yeah the personal stuff was very subtle.
I didn't think it was subtle at all. If you want subtle, look at the Jack/Claire affair in S5/6 - now that's subtle, and was perfectly written. I thought this was a decent episode. I do like how they have McCoy taking a more hands-on approach.
01-23-08 | 09:56 AM
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I've really enjoyed the season so far, so hopefully the trend will continue.
01-23-08 | 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Vipper II
I've really enjoyed the season so far, so hopefully the trend will continue.
01-23-08 | 10:06 PM
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This is probably the first episode I've watched since Jerry Orbach died. To my surprise, it hasn't lost anything at all.
The twist at the end with the jury
was interesting.
The twist at the end with the jury
Spoiler:
01-24-08 | 02:16 AM
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Is it just me or are all Law & Order shows really grainy in HD (especially dark scenes)?
01-24-08 | 04:50 AM
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Is it just me or are all Law & Order shows really grainy in HD (especially dark scenes)?
01-30-08 | 11:09 AM
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Law & Order - "Political Animal" -- 01/30/08
Episode 399: "Political Animal"
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First Aired: 01/30/08
Other Law & Order news:
NBC, 'Law & Order' Producer Go to Court
1 day ago
LOS ANGELES (AP) — NBC Universal has taken Dick Wolf, the executive producer of its "Law & Order" series of dramas, to court in a dispute over how much he is being paid.
The lawsuit, filed late last week in Los Angeles Superior Court, asks the court to clarify a contract signed by the network and its top producer of scripted shows. Besides the original "Law & Order" series, Wolf has made "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" for NBC.
Wolf has argued that the contract essentially guarantees him a kill fee, or money for producing 48 extra episodes of "Law & Order" even after NBC has determined it doesn't want the show anymore. NBC says in the court papers that it has made no such promise.
"NBC Universal is trying to rewrite an existing contract," Pam Ruben Golum, a spokeswoman for Wolf, said Monday.
1 day ago
LOS ANGELES (AP) — NBC Universal has taken Dick Wolf, the executive producer of its "Law & Order" series of dramas, to court in a dispute over how much he is being paid.
The lawsuit, filed late last week in Los Angeles Superior Court, asks the court to clarify a contract signed by the network and its top producer of scripted shows. Besides the original "Law & Order" series, Wolf has made "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" for NBC.
Wolf has argued that the contract essentially guarantees him a kill fee, or money for producing 48 extra episodes of "Law & Order" even after NBC has determined it doesn't want the show anymore. NBC says in the court papers that it has made no such promise.
"NBC Universal is trying to rewrite an existing contract," Pam Ruben Golum, a spokeswoman for Wolf, said Monday.