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"Law & Order" Talking Points (2007)



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7.8/10   30 votes
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Dick Wolf (creator)
Michael S. Chernuchin (written by)
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Original Air Date:
2 February 2007 (Season 17, Episode 13)
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A Ph.D. student working on stem cell research goes on trial after the attempted murder of a controversial, outspoken right-wing pundit results in the death of an audience member. | add synopsis
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This episode should be renamed "Cleavage for Christ" more (2 total)

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Quotes:
Det. Ed Green: [talking about Judith Barlow] No wonder why they call her the most hated bitch in America.
Detective Nina Cassady: You mean woman, right?
Det. Ed Green: No, I mean bitch.
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References "Deal or No Deal" (2005) more

FAQ

who plays the computer chick who talks to connie about barlow??? she looks familiar.......
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2 out of 3 people found the following review useful.
This episode should be renamed "Cleavage for Christ", 22 August 2008
9/10
Author: azurecielo52479 from United States

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

I agree with the above commentator and there is little more to be said aside from my somewhat sophomoric new title: "Cleavage for Christ". The one thing that I would like to point out is that both sides took for granted that the jury could look past the hateful and disgusting speech of Judith Barlow, and recognize that this was a simple case of attempted murder one person that left anther person, a young man, dead. I do believe that if this were the real world and Jack McCoy had not been left the opportunity to point out that the gun went off due to Parkinson's's, the jury might well have found the defendant innocent as they were inflamed by her nasty speech pumped up through her (surprising) intelligence.

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