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MrDingleDangle posted:Did I miss how he knew he had a photographic memory? Was it his answer to what the kids were wearing? Seems pretty risky assuming someone who happened to remember clothing that he saw (while sober) was worn by people committing a violent crime against a friend would be able to remember everything that was asked of him and jury makeup while he is drunk. I fired the episode up on Hulu and jumped to the questioning and it looks like the attorney just found out while redirecting. First he asked what the defense just asked him and he recounted every question in order so the attorney then asked about what the defendants were wearing that night which he then recounted in detail. Not sure if there were any clues before that.
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The Vanilla episode with Chevy Chase has a loving hardcore ending where he tries to sell his son down the river to avoid going to jail.
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muscles like this? posted:The Vanilla episode with Chevy Chase has a loving hardcore ending where he tries to sell his son down the river to avoid going to jail. That was the Mel Gibson episode, right? They did a similar thing on SVU with Michael McKean as a sleazy producer. Edit: We canceled our cable about a month ago. God, I miss Vanilla. 
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They show it on Ion, which is over the air in some areas.
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Feb 18, 2016 00:03
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Carver and the Bunk in the same episode!
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Kurtofan posted:Lenny's entrance into the show is so cool As great as Lenny was, I kinda wish he'd stayed that sketchy and flamboyant. He got the grizzled wiseass thing going on real quick afterwards.
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Currently on the recent crossover. Groaned when I saw Yates again but it's actually been pretty exciting.MrDingleDangle posted:Did I miss how he knew he had a photographic memory? Was it his answer to what the kids were wearing? Seems pretty risky assuming someone who happened to remember clothing that he saw (while sober) was worn by people committing a violent crime against a friend would be able to remember everything that was asked of him and jury makeup while he is drunk. teethgrinder fucked around with this message at 01:42 on Feb 23, 2016 |
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I honestly don't know how the blond lady in the Chicago PD crossover didn't get fired. Blatant insubordination, endangering an officer's life (her reaction to Dodds being shot was to run out waving a flashlight everywhere, which could have gotten them both killed), and suffering with emotional/mental problems that are obviously impairing her from doing her job well...
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YeahTubaMike posted:I honestly don't know how the blond lady in the Chicago PD crossover didn't get fired. Blatant insubordination, endangering an officer's life (her reaction to Dodds being shot was to run out waving a flashlight everywhere, which could have gotten them both killed), and suffering with emotional/mental problems that are obviously impairing her from doing her job well... Police shows in general are a little loose with the rules. This goes back quite a while too; in the X-Files every major character has either faked their death or be framed for murder, some multiple times.
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Feb 24, 2016 20:02
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Been mentioned before but no Law & Order character should have a job by this point. Even Ben Stone and Jack McCoy played fast & loose at times.
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The best was when Michael Cutter went and did something (I can't remember what) behind Jack's back and it had a whole bunch of consequences and Jack was all "NOW I KNOW WHY ADAM SCHIFF WAS SO GRUMPY ALL THE TIME". Yes Jack, it's because you would do exactly the same thing, every time.
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computer parts posted:Police shows in general are a little loose with the rules. That's fair, but there's a history at least of SVU characters suffering consequences for their actions. The psych guy was suspended for giving the druggie some sort of illegal heroin drug, that one ADA was disbarred for evidence tampering, I'm sure Stabler was also put on desk duty at one point. This lady acts like a total dipshit and nothing happens.
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Makes Mike Logan's 15 year stint walking the beat in Staten Island for punching a city councillor seem a bit harsh...
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HookShot posted:The best was when Michael Cutter went and did something (I can't remember what) behind Jack's back and it had a whole bunch of consequences and Jack was all "NOW I KNOW WHY ADAM SCHIFF WAS SO GRUMPY ALL THE TIME". "Darkness," the second episode of Season 18. Cutter tries to get Judge Bradley to sign a warrant for Lupo and Green to break into a hardware store as they're looking for a missing girl, Bradley tells him to go pound sand and Cutter tells the detectives to go in anyway. "What's next, Mike, juggling chainsaws?"
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HookShot posted:Makes Mike Logan's 15 year stint walking the beat in Staten Island for punching a city councillor seem a bit harsh... Yeah, but that makes perfect sense, because the city councilor has pull and the incident made headlines. Of course he'd be able to get Logan shipped off to Staten Island. The stuff happening on SVU might have been less ethical, but it was also less visible.
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Timby posted:"Darkness," the second episode of Season 18. Cutter tries to get Judge Bradley to sign a warrant for Lupo and Green to break into a hardware store as they're looking for a missing girl, Bradley tells him to go pound sand and Cutter tells the detectives to go in anyway. That's right, that was it. The best part of that is the way Cutter told Jack about it. "What's wrong with the warrant Mike??" "There's nothing wrong with it?" "Why not?" "Because... there was no warrant?"
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HookShot posted:That's right, that was it. The best part is the way McCoy just snarls in response. "MIKE."
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This week Rollins was even crazier off the cuff. She goes undercover without telling anyone, get drunk and hopes someone tries to rape her and just assume she can fight off 2 rapists. Thats deserves a stern talking to Rollins!
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Welp, you done hosed UP NOW, Olivia. You're a wild card! Give us your gun and your badge!
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Gonz posted:Welp, you done hosed UP NOW, Olivia. She has a bout of consumption
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Really? This is what gets Olivia suspended?
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Are vanilla and CI on streaming anywhere? I have Hulu, and SVU is on there, but I need my Goren and Briscoe fixes.
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drat was that episode ever a wet fart. I'm sure next week will have the squad pulling together to clear Tucker. SVU needs a clean start. Benson delenda est.
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SVU needs to be shut the gently caress down, and any of the other shows should be brought back one way or another.
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Law & Order: Vice Law & Order: Transportation Bureau Law & Order: Taxi Squad
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Law & Order: From the creators of Chicago PD!
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Law & Order: Staten Island
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HookShot posted:Law & Order: Staten Island Starring the Wu-Tang Clan, Thursday nights on NBC.
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Warren Leight, who has been running SVU ever since Neal Baer's departure following Season 12, is leaving after this season concludes. Replacing him is Rick Eid, who previously served as an executive producer on the decent-ish Season 16 and the holy balls loving terrible Season 17 of Vanilla, and was also largely in charge of Trial By Jury.
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I saw this story on Yahoo and wonder how soon before we go full circle and this becomes an SVU episode. http://news.yahoo.com/recall-issued-mom-discovers-pedophile-144446471.html quote:A vigilant Florida mom discovered a symbol on her child's toy truck that led to a massive recall.
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Oh no, my kindergarten class made so many pedophile symbol cards on valentine's day.
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I looked it up and according to Snopes child molesters actually use that symbol, and what's more it's the exact same one line design instead of "just" a heart within a heart. Really bizarre. Normally I'd be trashing them for sensationalism and getting their info from a trashy shitshow like SVU, but if I was a parent I'd probably be concerned too in this case.
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Isn't that also the good humor ice cream logo?
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So was there some recent Catholic pedophile ring involving government officials or is this just playing off the old stereotypes?
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Watching an old rerun and Abbie just called Jack "John". It is weird hearing that without it coming from like a judge asking for John J McCoy. I mean Abbie trying to stop Jack from getting into a fistfight with Green, but still. This episode has to be a season finale...It's got Jamie, Skoda,a school shooting.
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If I'm guessing right, that sounds like School Daze, which oddly enough was not the Season 11 finale. (I think that year ended with a goofy episode about vote rigging for a senate race.)
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Yup. On both counts. Did vanilla have an early premiere, or did they find a nice not-very-controversial season premiere for 12 with the whole 9/11 thing. Cause the season 12 premiere is the one with the pit bull....
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