"Subterranean Homeboy Blues"

Episode Two This episode starts of with people coming home after a long day work in a crowded subway. The camera focuses on a young girl who use to be a ballet dancer but now works for RADIOLOGY. She leaves one subway and aboards another. Then the camera focuses on two black boys and then you hear shots. The whole subway in panic and after it stops all the people leave and all you see is two young black kids getting shot. This is the first episode that NBC refuses to re-air after first night of showing. Apparently the episode got such a negative response about Racism. So you decide yourself. A white young lady gets approached by two young black kids saying "How about a taste baby". What would your reaction be? I would not know myself, and I would not know how to defend either side. So after she gets arrested for Murder 2 since one of them died, and other one is in a wheel chair for life, her attorney, in my eyes is brilliant, re-stages with what happend on the bus. The reenactment helps give the young lady a special plea where no jail time was involved. I don't think Stone wanted to give her the plea because i think he wanted to make an example out of her, but I think the statement what he said to this effect, if you live in fear, leave New York. I think that kinda of fear is all over not just New York. However it was a very well played out episode. I give this 9 stars.

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The Reaper's Help

Episode Three: October 4, 1990 This episode starts up with Sargent Max and Detective Mike running up the steps from a call. They get to the apartment and find someone being shot. The place looks like it has been an attempt to rob the place. However, why go through all that and leave a man's full wallet Sargent Max exclaims... Talking with victim folks and friends, Max and Mike find out that Bobby(victim) had aids and was GAY. They discovered from a magazine that Max had read a week prior to this killing that the same thing had happened. Then found out another location, SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELS. The find the guy from vary faxes from those precincts and arrest the guy. Finding out he Bobby wanted to die but was bagging his friends Jack Curry to help kill him in which he calls MERCY KILLING. Apparently Bobby was in such pain that after he begged his DAD to help him die, he turned to Jack to help him. Detective Stone eventually sees the bigger picture of th...

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I have decided to start a new blog. I love the Law and Order Franchise. I am wanting to watch each episode and talk about the episodes and what I think of each one. This may be a long process in doing this, but it gives me something to do. I love watching these episodes and I think it gives me a purpose to not ONLY think but learn that hey this is what will happen if do these crimes. So sit back and enjoy my Law and Order Blog.....

"Prescription For Death" Episode One Sep, 13, 1990

EPISODE ONE: PRESCRIPTION FOR DEATH Episode starts up with an ER(Emergency Room) setting. It looks like chaos everywhere and doctors and nurses kinda look like they are upset or embarrassed about something. Guest Actor John Spencer(later on to be on The West Wing) is looking for his daughter who only came in to get antibiotics. According to him and his vet army experience, Someone in that emergency room did something to the poor girl. So here comes the investigation because of the covinced Vet Army Doc. Seargent Max and Detective Mike find out the CHEIF OF MEDICINE was indeed drunk. That was the result of the poor girls death. So an arrest was made on the Doctor. DA Ben Stone sure made him to be the drunk doctor that he was when he failed something very important. In my opinion, one of the best pilot episodes ever from a tv series(although this was the first aired, not the first made, check in future episode in this season), and I give this episod...

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