[taxesareforever]

Law and Order is a spokeman for the liberals.

[StoneWall Brigade]

Law&Order has hit a new low

[JennysCool]

Sheesh. Who watches network TV anymore?

[kb2614]

But which Law & Order?? There are what?? 20 different versions of it. Thats only matched by the 22 C.S.I's. Network TV blows. Heroes is pretty good, but the bar is set pretty low now.

[ShawTaylor]

Law and disorder more like.
As usual, it's open season on conservatives from the Hollywood vermin.
So what's new?

[I still care]

On Law and Order CI they had a while ago an "talk radio" guy who was addicted to painkillers and lost his hearing. He got them from his maid. The thing is, the talk radio guy was more a Howard Stern sex type.

They love to lift stuff off the front page and give it a liberal twist. We enjoy CI, but if it starts to get liberal preachy, we turn it off. One awhile ago had the evil type an interrogator at Guantanamo, and went on and on about how evil she was to actually FORCE confessions from terrorists. That was one we turned off.

[Lancey Howard]

I watch about twenty Law & Order shows every week. It seems to be on about four or five different cable channels, and it's always entertaining and well-acted. My favorite version is definitely SVU. Good show.

By the way, one of my favorite scenes is where Munch (the Richard Belzer character) says to the Ice T character: "Everybody has deep dark secrets they keep inside. Do you have any deep dark secrets?" And Ice T responds, "I'm a Republican."

[RichRepublican]

I managed to watch the last 30 minutes of the show and it did seem to be fair to both sides of the argument which is unusual for a liberal show like this.

[Brimack34]

I caught the last 15 min. of the show. I found it fair maybe Ron Silver had something to do with it being fair. Most of the other shows I have seen were liberal not this one.

[endthematrix]

Ripped from the headlines (then twisted), leftist propaganda. Great for uninformed!

[StayoutdaBushesWay]

How about "Crossing Jordan" the other night...one of the main characters Nigel was talking to a woman who was very hateful, and asked "how long have you been suffering from A.C.S....Ann Coulter Syndrome, wherein the afflicted gains strength through the hatred of others"

I didn't think they could get any lower than that.

[RonDog]

[GretchenM]

When they put words in the "worse than Ann Coulter" character's mouth, they used her style of biting wit, quickly spoken, and they had a few good throw-away lines, but it stood out to me big time that they didn't understand the conservatives' objections to the liberals' idiocies: the lines often came across as hollow.

L&O harbors no love for the conservatives. The producers go out of their way to make us look like idiots who are going to ruin America if not locked up and otherwise restrained.

The dominant theme that I saw in this episode was bitterness against the conservatives. But that's the usual theme. I watch the show anyway because I like the acting and the plots are often interesting.

[Sprite518]

Law and Order (and the other Law and Orders) are far Left stories. That almost always say its the white conservative male that is the criminal. The liberals are always the heroes. It a typical leftist piece of garbage...

[WestVirginiaRebel]

I think for the most part, the Law and Order shows tend to be even-handed, although they do occasionally go overboard with the conservative bashing...L&O actually did one show recently where the bad guy was a liberal Congressman. The older episodes are actually pretty centrist and apolitical for the most part. Law And Order: Crime Scene Investigation and Law And Order: SVU seem to be more balanced. Fred Thompson, the DA, is a real-life Republican Senator.

[moonman]

Law & Order (and all spin-offs)has always incorporated the issues and headlines of the day into their storylines. Abortion, homophilia, religion, etc.

What is utterly intellectually dishonest about the show is the actors spewing out the same old canned Liberal lines as fact, rather than one's Liberal personal belief. In doing so, they slam the audience as a bunch of dummies if they don't agree. Although few, I do remember the Conservative thought winning the day.

[~Vor~]

"Sean Hannity was mentioned during the conversation between Ron Silver character and the Assistant DA...

As was Rush Limbaugh when the Coulter character mentioned she had to leave her office because of "drinks with Rush"...

On the whole, I thought it was a pretty fair piece...at the end, when the defendant pulls one of Michael J. Fox's tricks of not taking his med's to make himself look bad in front of the jury, the jury didn't buy it...and found the guy guilty.

[azhenfud]

I'm waiting for the season finale where they mimic the fool Nifong and the whole DA staff winds up behind bars as we fade to black....

[Jimmy Valentine's brother]

I watched part of it as I was thawing out from WRAMC. They seem to take their shots at Ann, making her appear a little to smug. Note the camera focusing in on the "Anncharater as the conviction is announced. Cheap shot.

[Pharmboy]

The difference is, Ann would have returned fire.