Is there anything better than when it's just Sam Waterston and Jerry Orbach onscreen on "Law & Order"?
I contend that there is not.
Monday, January 30, 2006
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5 comments:
In the same genre I'd nominate Andre Braugher and Kyle Secor on "Homicide," but certainly in terms of current shows I concur wholeheartedly.
KUNGKUNG!
(A lame attempt to replicate the famous "Law & Order" sound.)
I thought it was a good attempt. Not lame.
Thanks, Law&Onymous!
YES!!! That was the BEST! They may have been from very different walks of life, but you could sense the enormous amount of mutual respect. They totally "got" each other.
In other news, I'm not weird.
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