Law & Order SVU Bear Casting Call
"Must be comfortable portraying burly gay men at a gay bar." (Tipped by JMG reader Dean)
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"Must be comfortable portraying burly gay men at a gay bar." (Tipped by JMG reader Dean)
Labels: bears, Law and Order, NYC, television
It's hard to believe it's really over after 20 years. Share your thoughts about the finale below. West coasters beware, spoilers within.Labels: Law and Order, NBC, television
The axe has fallen on the following shows:
The Wanda Sykes Show, The New Adventures Of Old Christine, Cold Case, Numbers, Miami Medical, Accidentally On Purpose, FlashForward, Better Off Ted, Scrubs, Happy Town, Romantically Challenged, Gary Unmarried, Heroes, Mercy, Trauma, Sons Of Tuscon, Past Life, Til Death.Yeah, I hadn't heard of most of those either. Also, Law & Order may not be dead yet.
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Rumors began to fly yesterday the NBC is pulling the plug on the 20-season run of Law & Order. Looks as though "Law & Order" will not beat out "Gunsmoke" as the longest running American TV drama. According to Deadline, NBC has decided to cancel the series, which is currently nearing the end of its 20th season. The "Law & Order" ratings have been dismal this year, but insiders were assuming that NBC would renew the series if only to let producer Dick Wolf break the "Gunsmoke" 20-season record. "Law & Order" will always be notable not just for its long life, but for pioneering the cool procedural approach to crime drama that continues to thrive. Cops and lawyers who reveal little of their personal lives, a step-by-step advance through crimes of the week, bad guys who slip through the law on technicalities -- these and other "Law & Order" trademarks are now de rigueur.Earlier this year the show's longest-running cast member, S. Epatha Merkerson, announced that she would be leaving Law & Order at the end of the current season. In 2008 Merkerson broke the record for most episodes for an actress in a single series, when she surpassed Michelle Lee's 344 episodes in Knots Landing.
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I never heard of this phenomenon until Rachel Maddow covered it the other day, but a quick search on YouTube reveals hundreds of clips of dogs howling to the Law & Order theme song. So strange.
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