r/LawAndOrder
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Speaking of Alex and her facial expressions, I recently clipped the "Purgatory" Santana scenes as a request, and while the aftermath of that wasn't done, I did get to this scene. Yes, Alex was angry at Bobby, but I think she was more HURT.
When Ross explained the orders were for Bobby and Ross to leave Alex out of the loop, it just seemed to gut her. THEN her sadness and hurt hardened into anger. Kathryn Erbe sold the heck out of this scene.
u/WendyCR1872 — 5 hours ago
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"He's gone for the day. His computer might be lonely."
Eames' face just as she says this!
u/Shadow_Lass38 — 6 hours ago
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Channel rotation
I think the reason I keep seeing the same old episodes in a 10 season rotation is because each season is 24 ep, and they run it 24 hours a day?
I realize the exact length with commercials varies a bit so its not exact, but that's my theory. So if i woke up at 3am, I'd catch episodes haven't caught in a long time. thoughts?
u/penandpad5 — 11 hours ago
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Do you think the murder rate was reasonable?
So a lot of other shows (specifically NCIS and criminal minds) I'm like no way they're catching this many cases, come on. But for some reason I can believe NYC has enough murders to go around lol. Is it just the overall authentic vibe of the show or do they really stay busy? (I am aware the law part of the show strays from reality, I'm just talking about the amount of cases they get)
u/Aquarius_K — 18 hours ago
Week