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This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
L&O (I think) had a case where the lawyer had possession of the murder weapon, but he sealed it and had it locked in some room in the courthouse so he could claim he wasn't in possession of the weapon but could relinquish it if asked.
Typo Boy, I know the show you are talking about. I thought the whole storyline was fucking ridiculous. I was gripped by the plot, but man they stretched credulity into silly putty.
That Frank Armani story is incredibly difficult, and one of the many reasons I couldn't imagine being in criminal law.
L&O did an episode where the killer told his lawyer where all the bodies were, and the prosecution knew the lawyer knew and tried to indict him too as a conspirator or somesuch. They failed to pierce privilege.
song playing over the end of Castle? anyone?
Pearl Jam, The End.
thank you. I was starting to venture into the ABC Castle forums for an answer.
I can`t handle Beckett`s hurt. Castle is my light show! I liked when she said, no, I can`t handle this. And I liked the deepening of the relationships all around.
I can`t handle Beckett`s hurt. Castle is my light show!
Wrod!
And I was really glad she admitted she couldn't deal with it. And Castle willing to throw money arround.
For something that I thought was going to be eminently forgettable, Castle has really turned out to have staying power for me. I started watching it for the Fillion, but there is so much more to like about this show. It's become my must see show for the week, after NCIS. Thank heavens they aren't on the same night!
CM: I hate goth equaling prime suspect. Liked Penelope talking with the kid.
Ack! CM! Forgot before I clicked in.
L&O got two more episodes ordered. Bring on the Cutter/Connie loving. They're up to 22 now.
That moment on the plane at the start where everyone profiled JJ as having had a suicide near to her was one of those "I hate working with profilers" moments like Garcia has. Except JJ had other things on her mind.
As soon as I saw Pyper Ferguson's name in the credits I figured he'd be either the cop of the week or the perp. And unless he got a drastic haircut, perp.
Robot!Reid strikes again.
"There's a lot to hate about you, Dr. Reid."