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Superintendent Asshole does it again. This guy is worse than Bubba Gump ever was, and the topper is I can't stand looking at his bright red face and oversized teeth.

WTF is a corn sandwich? I've heard of ketchup sandwiches, but corn. What about PB&J?

Matthew Lilliard swinging a pickax at a cheap mockup of a tombstone was actually hilarious. The tombstone broke apart like it was made of cardboard.

Probably only because he immediately fastened it to his lapel, and then the camera hovered on the pin for a few seconds thereafter. It looks as if Keaton is not in the good graces of his superior. Will we ever find out if Shepard is an asset or a liability?

IMDB has him (Noah Bean) listed for four episodes.

Bragg! Pettigrew! Ryan! Oh, that's their names.

For a few minutes there I thought I was watching Chicago "breaking all the rules" Med.

Found this:

Cooper got them clean passports that couldn't be traced by Mossad and booked them safe passage to Taiwan where they would have been ghosts (Cooper's word's). Ressler gave Aram the name of someone he could contact for help in SouthEast Asia. All this was a go until Red walked in and gave the bad news to Aram. I think he was justified in being pissed.

IMO, it's highly unlikely that two people committed the murder, and I don't think they conspired to do it. Therefore, I cannot fathom how they both were originally convicted. That said, why isn't super-lawyer Madeline using all her talents/resources to actually attempt to solve that murder. After all, even though the conviction was overturned Bellows is still frothing to get her/them back in court for a retrial.

Actually, for Aram, this situation is worse than having Samar dead. He knows she's alive (maybe), doesn't know where she is, can't ever see or talk to her and he has to live with this possibly for the rest of his life. He has every right to be pissed to the max at Red. It will be interesting to see how this unfolds in the future.

You likely will not get your wish as the female (Sanchez?) has planted herself in Levi's anger management class. Just wondering if those sessions are protected as A-A is, whereby anything said in the room stays in the room. Although her plot seems to be to get him to say something incriminating.

Yes, but he's also very naive.

So now they tried comedy(?). In my opinion, they failed miserably. Too bad about Samar & Aram. My MIL had vascular dementia and believe me, it is truly burdensome.

S01.E07: Living and Dying in East Cleveland Summary: Madeline takes a road trip alongside civil rights activist Amina Jackson, to fight for justice for Davon Watkins, a man on death row for killing a police officer. Meanwhile, Madeline attempts to save Levi from another sticky situation, while Bellows and Sanchez deliberate re-opening the case against them both.

Yes, and almost human.

IMHO, law enforcement has too much leeway in what they can say or do when questioning a suspect. In this case, it was tantamount to torture.

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S02.E04: The Vast, Immovable Object Summary The team in the public defender's office takes on the case of a young man accused of strangling a woman to death and are determined to prove him innocent. Meanwhile, Tina and Sandra go head-to-head after a man is arrested while transporting a body part through the airport. Elsewhere, Seth and Leonard grow closer after they are tasked with speaking to a conference of an unusually young group of future lawyers.

This one reeked of L&O SVU. Calling Saint Olivia Benson. . . . . . . . . . .

Mostly die. I knew that kid was a goner as soon as he was diagnosed by Mr & Mrs. Frick & Frack.

The keyword is trying. That guy was a dead man the moment Voight convinced Supt. Asshole to let him into the room with the hostages.

And the spark is re-ignited. Just my .02¢

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