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Jury Duty’s like watching one long endless commercial right after the opening credits. Except the commercial never ends. And the show never starts and all you’re left with is the image of a dead woman in a dumpster. More
Drawing from such classic procedurals as Law & Order, CSI, NCIS, and Murder, She Wrote, Alex Leo came up with this handy guide to guessing who the perp is in the first twenty minutes. Start with one of the middle four questions.
You know which show fits this perfectly? Bones! Every time I recognize an actor — and thanks to my childhood spent reading Entertainment Weekly, I recognize a lot of actors — I know that s/he did it. Every time… More
CSI, Law & Order, Cold Case, NCIS, Homicide: Life on the Street, America’s Most Wanted, COPS… Is it just me, or has there been an overabundance of crime-based television programming in recent years? Sure, crime makes for compelling drama; the whodunnit has been around for ages, and it always sells like hotcakes (which, it may be assumed, is pretty fast). But as with all media consumed by the public, there’s always a big ol’ question hovering over it: How is what we’re consuming affecting us in real life? Given what importance the United States places on the strength of its criminal justice system, this question is especially relevant in relation to all of this crime-based stuff TV inundates us with today. But how can we even begin to answer it? Some folks at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln had an idea: why not conduct a study examining this very thing? More
Please tell me that this is from the same Law & Order: SVU episode that features the monkey in the basketball.
(Via Julie Segal) More
Matthew Morrison Vs. The Murder Police – Scrolling through Netflix, we found the best episode of Law and Order: Criminal Intent ever, featuring Glee‘s Matthew Morrison acting along living legend Malcolm McDowell. Turns out Matt has been wearing the same terrible hair and awful smirk since 2006. (Tumblr)
What’s that old expression again? Nothing is certain but death, taxes and Law & Order? We can’t remember the last time we channel surfed without coming across an episode of the franchise on one network or another. And all those eps mean a whole lot of actors — including some who went on to much bigger things. From a pre-teen Leighton Meester to Stephen Colbert with mommy issues, we put together a gallery of some of the best before-they-were-famous L&O clips. More
Michael Lohan, heir to a pasta fortune, is peddling naked Kate Major pictures. Is this behavior becoming of an heir to a pasta fortune? (Page Six) Sad John Krasinski and Emily Blunt had a “hilarious dinner.” (People) Diana Ross‘ son … More
No final dun-dun on Law & Order – Dick Wolf is gunning for the Gunsmoke title of longest running TV show, and is currently talking to NBC to extend Law & Order for another year. If not? There’s always that two-hour mini-movie. (via New York Times)
What kind of people party when there’s a raging blizzard outside? Everyone, apparently. Amid the snowy weather in New York last night, we were surprised to see so many stars come out for the USA Network Character Approved Awards reception. … More
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Hayden Panettiere is the luckiest woman in the world. She was fortunate enough to be asked to star on Law & Order SVU not once, but two darn times. If only! The first time she starred was when she was … More
