Posted on Aug 5, 2023
Dun dun — done! Why watching 'Law & Order' clips on YouTube is oddly satisfying
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"Everybody loves a good cops-and-robbers story. But I really love vintage Law & Order episodes.
The appeal is complicated. I stumbled on the show when it debuted in 1990, feeling like a TV cop show version of the Al Pacino legal drama And Justice for All — focused on a gritty, trashy vision of New York with an all-male core cast and ripped-from-the-headlines stories where rich people literally got away with murder. The unique format — usually, about half the episode focuses on cops finding a suspect, the other half on prosecutors trying the case — felt revolutionary at the time".
"Everybody loves a good cops-and-robbers story. But I really love vintage Law & Order episodes.
The appeal is complicated. I stumbled on the show when it debuted in 1990, feeling like a TV cop show version of the Al Pacino legal drama And Justice for All — focused on a gritty, trashy vision of New York with an all-male core cast and ripped-from-the-headlines stories where rich people literally got away with murder. The unique format — usually, about half the episode focuses on cops finding a suspect, the other half on prosecutors trying the case — felt revolutionary at the time".
Dun dun — done! Why watching 'Law & Order' clips on YouTube is oddly satisfying
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I watched those when they first came out and I had cable. They rarely left you hanging, just interested in what the next show will bring PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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