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Well, dang.... I liked her as Nolan's TO.

Dang... I didn't realize she played Mr. Phillip's niece in that episode where Peter had a twin.

Finally saw Rubber Room. I really liked this episode and glad the show signed off with a bang. No pun intended. The girl who said it would be epic, I was waiting for her dad to say, your grounding will be epic. The ending was nice but kinda strange that we never got to see Mike and Anita kiss and make up but I bet she won't ever forget what he did. I liked Anita's hair the last few episodes even though I realize they gave her the cancer storyline.

I think Anderson looked better with the beard too. But then, depending on who it is, I like guys with beards.

Chattel for sure. Boy Gone Astray. I have seen these two recently and they come to my mind.

Fed... It was nice to see Rey again and they made a comment about Lennie. Blackmail.... Dang Van Buren, what is wrong with Lupo and Bernard's beards? Lupo just looks so babyface without one.

When I watched Boy Gone Astray, I thought Peter Stone was the lawyer because he and Johnathan Cake almost looked alike for a few seconds.

No, they didn't look similar to me. I do wonder why there were so many black haired ADAs though. Think Jamie's hair was dark brown.

Is it me or do we see more of Jack as the DA than we have when it was Adam, Nora and Arthur? Loving Jack as the DA so far.

Watchin' We with season 19. So far I am liking this season and sometimes got some laughs out of it because of Cutter. Just watched Reality Bites where a husband is accused of killing his wife over a reality TV show. Could you see a lawyer making sure a potential witness is not available to testify if the prosecution wants to call him? Connie being stupid didn't cover up her notebook and when they were going to call the loan shark dude, Silver to testify, he disappears. I kinda wonder if it was Silver who committed the murder and not Larry Johnson.

Mike to Jack..... Stay, watch, and learn. Jack to Mike.... I stayed. I watched. What was I supposed to learn? Jack sweetie, Mike just got owned, that's what you learned. 😂

McCoy v. Cutter Ladies and Gentleman..... get ready to rumble!!

Was Jack the ADA or Mike or Ben?

Do you remember who the detectives were? EDIT: Was it a crossover with SVU?

Why is the setting in the courtroom so different with Mike as the ADA? I just noticed the prosecutor table is on the right side with the jury? EDIT: It was one episode that I noticed so far.

Watching season 18 on Sundance and I like some of the episodes so far. I do like Linus Roache and think he's a good addition. Mike's office, is it because the door is closed, that it just looks different? Just seems like the office is different. The picture cards they use every year, I like the one with Jack, it just looks so different and cool, too bad he wasn't wearing a fedora when they took that picture.

Only thing I can think of is, she was singing with her brothers and sisters and when she was on TV, she wasn't with them.

Right. But can that situation happen in real life?

Law question from an episode that I have watched called Panic. Dean Tyler takes the rap for murder since he shot and killed Haas and accidentally hit PK Todd. Wouldn't a judge normally not accept the plea or does the DA really have to withdraw the murder charges? I wold think a lawyer would not allow his client to take a plea either. In previous episodes I seem to remember Jack telling a defendant that he cannot accept a false plea for someone who didn't do it.

I watched Acid and dang, Anita blew Jack's case and I don't think they could have charged him later as I could see a lawyer saying he was set up. I don't care if it was water, what the sister did was still assault. I can't remember what it was, I thought it was like vanilla or something that would not hurt him. I don't think they had a reason to spy on him other than Anita just wanted to get him.

Just finished watching Criminal Law.... So, what reason do you think Robert would have in killing his dad? Just wanted it all to go away and didn't want to relive the trial again? Shame we don't get to see Jack wearing the fedora often enough.

On the part of Serena's firing.... I was thinking that maybe Arthur told Jack not to say anything so he did what Arthur told him to since he has to work for him still. Only thing I can think of as to Jack not saying anything. That was just a weird ending for sure and I think they were just trying to get ratings.

Does it seem like Adam doesn't say make a deal as much as he did when Ben was the ADA?

Gunshow.... I really don't like judge Wright even if he may or not be right about what he did. Killerz... do you wish there was an updated episode to this? But then, it would show that Skoda/Olivet were wrong. EDIT: I"m tired of some episodes from season 8 where there is a crime but then, you don't know who did it since it went somewhere else.

When you record other shows on NBC and whatever other network is doing TNF, extend the recording so you can get the ending.