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Actually, she should go to NCIS, New Orleans and be done with her.

Yes to that and they seem to be cropping up everywhere. Also, the boss/underling scenario is getting beat to death on quite a few current shows.

He (Leary character) did mention he spoke with St. Olivia. She is hellbent on psychoanalyzing Stabler because of his UC work. So perhaps it's just to start an intervention of sorts. Or not! ETA: Also gives St. Olivia a reason for another appearance on OC.

Or Crime Story, with Dennis Farina and Anthony Dennison way back in 1986.

There's a poll going at TV Insider: ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’: Do You Think Wheatley’s Alive?" (POLL) Read it here: https://tinyurl.com/y832e2xp

Are School Safety Officers really employed by the NYPD and not the Board of Ed? If so, are they police, auxiliary police, or something else? I do recall hearing that they don't carry a gun.

I'm not a lawyer, but I've heard the term "lying in wait" as a condition for 1st degree. Would that circumstance apply in this case?

Anthony gets best line of the night with: " and St. Bar and Grill has hours until 2:00 AM"

New York no longer has the death penalty.

The dialogue between The Radio Guy and Rollins was horrendous and unbelievable. She should/could have been shot (two center mass) dead multiple times. Who writes this shit?

Herrmann is the biggest asshole character on TV. What a loud mouth jerkoff.

I didn't realize until today that Nathan Fillion does the voice-over for 42.

The one thing I really liked about the shortened/altered season was the omission of airport, tickets, and taxi drama. I'm hoping they continue like that in future seasons. IMO sometimes change is good.

Isn't there a big difference between guidelines and rules? I'm of the opinion that guidelines are just suggested ways of doing something as opposed to a hard and fast rule or mandatory procedure. Is Dr. Compliance Officer going to be Dr. Choi's replacement? If so, I can foresee many combative situations between him and Archer.

Iron Lung Man is Det. Stan "Wojo" Wojciehowicz from Barney Miller.

There is a YouTube video on butt lifts gone bad: https://tinyurl.com/y83wm3ku Is vanity really worth this?

The manner in which this show is written, it's highly likely that Satan knows what Lea did (and she'll pay for it). The same way she knew that Lim met with the AG. Satan is this show's SuperVillian.

Was there anyone in the universe that didn't know Salen would know about Lin's venture to the AG's office?

I believe the biker said he hit her, she fell and hit her head on the ground which cause heavy bleeding. Haven't been in NYC in many years, but I do know those messenger bikers were a nemesis on the streets of Manhattan. I also don't know if they are now motorized but it is a possibility.

I hope it won't take the rest of the season and wind up in a cliffhanger. Also, is this the season for kids on drama shows, because it seems like they are popping up everywhere.

GMAFB: I call "PILING ON" Can't they have a different character experience all the tragedies. And I'm not at all a fan of TK.

If she becomes a detective she will no longer be under Jamie's supervision. Although both are NYPD, uniforms & detectives are separate entities.

Kudos to the camera crew that shot the bowling sequence. It clearly shows the balls Erin rolled were not the balls that hit the pins for consecutive strikes. And since when did she become a bad-ass tomboy that gave her brother(s) beat downs?

Exactly why Wheatley & Co. have turned this fiasco into a comic book lookalike. I can't wait until he gets his comeuppance and this drivel ends. (Hopefully sooner than later)

It'll all be over very soon for this cartoon character. The FBI awaits Dylan (Wheatley) as he'll soon be heading up Most Wanted. For the sake of L&O OC it can't be soon enough. ETA: Anyone believe this shit? "On Law & Order: Organized Crime, McDermott originally signed on as a one-year series regular to play Stabler’s (Chris Meloni) Season 1 nemesis. His character Richard Wheatley was so well received that NBC and Wolf approached The Practice alum about coming back, leading to a blockbuster deal for him to return as a recurring in Season 2. McDermott’s arc on L&O: Organized Crime will be winding down as he transitions to FBI: Most Wanted."