TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery

[Jocephus]

ANOTHER "the wire" actor on svu...pretty sure wire was over by the time season 8 of svu was airing so i guess they needed work...and yeah, there is a relation...det. john munch (belzer) was on an episode of the wire in season five in a bar...david simon was a writer/consultant (?) on that older cop show, which i can't think of right now, that belzer was on

Homicide. Great show at the time.

That also puts The Wire in the Tommy Westphall Universe.

http://home.vicnet.net.au/~kwgow/crossovers.html

thats nuts

[stlouie_lipp]

ANOTHER "the wire" actor on svu...pretty sure wire was over by the time season 8 of svu was airing so i guess they needed work...and yeah, there is a relation...det. john munch (belzer) was on an episode of the wire in season five in a bar...david simon was a writer/consultant (?) on that older cop show, which i can't think of right now, that belzer was on

Homicide. Great show at the time.

One of the best TV characters of all time:

[ghostrunner]

So, "Dexter" fans, is there anyone who isn't extremely annoyed every time Rita starts talking? I can't tell if it's the actress or that they're trying to make her annoying on purpose as a way of extending the flip-flopped morality that lets you root for Dexter in the first place.

[JL21]

So, "Dexter" fans, is there anyone who isn't extremely annoyed every time Rita starts talking? I can't tell if it's the actress or that they're trying to make her annoying on purpose as a way of extending the flip-flopped morality that lets you root for Dexter in the first place.

I'd vote for "they're making her that way on purpose" as his mirror image character, but it doesn't bother me. It doesn't feel forced or anything given the way they've developed her character and her plotlines.

I'm 200 times more annoyed by Deb.

[ghostrunner]

So, "Dexter" fans, is there anyone who isn't extremely annoyed every time Rita starts talking? I can't tell if it's the actress or that they're trying to make her annoying on purpose as a way of extending the flip-flopped morality that lets you root for Dexter in the first place.

I'd vote for "they're making her that way on purpose" as his mirror image character, but it doesn't bother me. It doesn't feel forced or anything given the way they've developed her character and her plotlines.

I'm 200 times more annoyed by Deb.

Ha, she's become my favorite character on the show.

[thrill]

I love Rita because she's super hot. On that show, I don't like Angel. He's too earnest and his lisp bothers me. I freakin love Lundy though. I'm glad they brought him back.

[JL21]

I love Rita because she's super hot. On that show, I don't like Angel. He's too earnest and his lisp bothers me. I freakin love Lundy though. I'm glad they brought him back.

[SHOW]

But for how much longer?

[thrill]

I love Rita because she's super hot. On that show, I don't like Angel. He's too earnest and his lisp bothers me. I freakin love Lundy though. I'm glad they brought him back.

[SHOW]

But for how much longer?

[SHOW]

He's gotta live. There has to be some kind of Dexter/Lundy confrontation where Lundy figures him out and Dexter is forced to either let him catch him or protect himself by going outside the code to kill a good person.

[Jocephus]

good god, now slim charles and steve earle are in an episode of svu!

[Jocephus]

now that horseface dock worker was on svu...