Only watched four seasons of the The Wire and can't quote every scene verbatim? You, sir, are worse than Hitler.
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The killer may be someone who is found loitering with intent in the vicinity of the person you describe, e.g. an over-solicitous son who 'doesn't want Pops to be too distressed' or a corporate lawyer who insists on sitting in on the interview then jumps in when the patsy is about to inadvertently give the game away.
The drifter theory is certainly given credence by the episode where Adam knew that a character had gone to a certain motel to take their own life. Something you'd expect a down-on-their-luck drug-addled hobo to know. A scion of Manhattan high society? Not so much.
[Spoilers for Castle. And I'm just being polite here, folks. No need to snark about how no one watches fucking Castle.]
Looking mighty fine in them thar jeans, Jack.
It probably should be the L&O equivalent of firsties. I shall head back to the early seasons and give myself CancerAids because I deserve it for being such an upvote hussy.
Thank God for Ctrl-F; I was about to make this 'joke' a full 10 hours after you.
[clunk clunk doing]
I manage to be a little sad that we (probably) won't see the remarkable daddy-daughter chemistry between Jack Coleman and Hayden Panetierre. It reminded me so much of the way my wife and her father interact that it almost made me cry. Still, I'm sure he'll be awesome in a million other ways.
MAAAAAATLOOOOOCK!!
It's been a while since I saw repeats of it, but the occasional veering off into horrors-of-Nam territory means it hasn't aged particularly well. Still, the chemistry between the cast was great. It never felt forced how Magnum and Higgins would regularly butt horns but still manage to be civil with each other. And…
Richard Belzer can currently be seen reprising the role of John Munch in adverts for Ice-T fish sticks and frozen peas.
You know you're on a winner in Random Roles when they say a particular role was a piece of crap.
You're not looking at James Woods though.
"I never met [James Garner] but never heard one bad thing from anyone who did. And you know this town – ten people will tell you Mother Teresa was a nightmare." So said Ken Levine (http://kenlevine.blogspot.i…, and it looks like Gerald McRaney agrees.
"I see splitsville for Delta Burke and Major Dad."
It was Cookie Monster, right?
Ho. TOM. Bomb. BA-DIL. Tom. BOMB. BA. DIL-LO.
"Oh the humanity!" - President Hindenberg