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Another thing I always liked about Perry Mason was the way they developed or wrote for the judge. It always seemed like a realistic type trial where different situations occurred and the judge was honestly and objectively trying to sort out each legal complication. Even when each judge was cast, they always chose someone who portrayed a competent and knowledgeable judge, and over the years, they became more progressive where gender and race didn't matter.

My bad, I thought it was Munch and Fin. I didn't not try to spread misinformation.

Hubby just told me he was cousins with Henry Winkler. I remember him being on those late nite concert shows. He was a cynical type comedian. Which reminds me of an episode on SVU, where he and Fin get reports from the FBI on themselves. Munch was very very disappointed the FBI considered him harmless and not a dangerous radical or threat. I cracked up.

I don't want to side track this too much, but I think Jennifer Esposito had a problem with NCIS also before she left.

They won't do it, because it is not cost effective. But I think they will say something in the least amount of words as possible, so as not to infringe on Benson's and Noah time.

The two episodes that stand out to me are when he and Fin go up to Canada for a killer but have trouble with the extradition. The other one is when Jerry Lewis appears on the episode as Munch's mentally ill uncle.

The only thing I can say is, that he will be missed. I am sad.

There were good veteran actors and up and coming new ones that appeared on Silk Stalkings

Saw this report on Michigan TV! I hope they don't do like Congress and spend a lot of money on sub committee hearings.

I 'd like to see Jennifer Esposito in this episode and have Benson take the week off.

Gloria Talbott was probably one of those actresses who was young, but she played a married lady who was some what naive in all her parts

Ditto!

I wonder if this was planned, or did he test well with the audience and they decided to make him part of the squad?

I wonder if this one is based on those two paramedics I think in Chicago, who were arrested after the patient they were transporting died?

I know this is very difficult to remember or to try and look up, but didn't Chief almost accuse her of being responsible for his son's death? And then later on he takes a transfer to not a well liked place, just so he could call in a favor to get Benson promoted? I just wonder why he had a major change of disposition from almost vengeance to absolution.

I once mentioned which actors have been the murder victim, the accused who stood trial, and the murderer. Sort of the Trifecta of the Perry Mason tv series. I just now wonder which actor has been the murder victim the most, the accused the most, and the murderer the most?

I can understand the writers being forced to advance Noah's age far enough so people will better understand when they do an episode with LGBTQ issues concerning Noah. What I can't stand about this which is just plain sloppy is when they do a complete 180 concerning Noah's personality. Last season when they broadcast "Burning With Rage Forever." and Noah comes out, he was portrayed as a 8 year old who was wise beyond his years because he showed no bias or prejudice and accepted anyone no matter whom or what they were. But now they got him 4 years older acting like a little kid craving for a big brother or father figure who will teach him and be friends with him. Anybody else see the major discrepancy?

Didn't Benson have 2 or 3 other relationships also. I remember Bill Pullman playing one character and I am wondering if Dodds, Barba, or Stone had something with her also, because they were literally throwing their careers away for her. When he had the conversation wasn't he suppose to be in the 3rd grade?

Can you explain when it was revealed that Noah is bi? I don’t remember having seen this. Considering that Noah is suppose to be 8 years old, I am of the opinion that he is not sure what he is yet. But here is that promo

Do you think we may see some father and son type time between Stabler and Noah? Will Stabler have a meaningful conversation with Noah concerning fundamental Catholicism or basic training for Marines? I know, was there some kind of renovation going on?

I'm trying to remember the circumstances that led up to this decision. Did they come up with this as a last minute plot for Stabler when contract talks finally broke down? It was Heartfelt Passages that didn't make me sad, it made me mad! IMO Benson got Dodds killed and she chalked it up to a tragic consequence, which some how got her a promotion

I agree that they were very honorable to other Mafioso, but keeping their word to any type of Law Enforcement is just unbelievable to me, because that would get your family or a large part of the family tree removed.

Can you imagine all the conspiracy theories Munch could come up with!. I thought it was weird where Papa wanted to stay in prison. I think all they have to do is ship him to a Fed prison and he has no more power.

Did anyone else find it very weird that Benson takes Papa at his word, when he promised no violence would come to Noah?

Just saw a news report on TV that is about a rape of a LSU student. I thought it would be a great story for SVU, because it kind of writes itself. It has some elements from cases from way back, and I thought it would be an excellent episode if done right. Here is the video of of Youtube.