zooey girl. emily woman

I believe the great majority of stunts they do would not be possible if there was a deadman switch.

I got called out by Rondoman for saying a killswitch wouldn’t do much good if you’re not on the bike. You can’t have an 8 foot cord (which was suggested) running from your wrist or vest when you are either flipping with the snowmobile in the air or flipping off of the snowmobile in the air. Another suggestion brought up, having the engine shut off if weight isn’t being pushed down on the handlebars, wouldn’t work because if you’re in the air and doing flips weight is not going to be pushed on the bike.

I believe the great majority of stunts they do would not be possible if there was a deadman switch.

emily deschanel >>>>>>>>> her sis

Well this is just wrong. Team Zooey

/high-fives Mullet

No you don’t have to be. Anytime they raise a political issue the show’s writers, especially in the early seasons, did a pretty decent job of explaining both sides of the issue, before of course picking the side that Hollywood liberals would typically espouse.

/no MikeNYC

I read somewhere that he took full credit for the Christmas episode in season 1 (the homeless Korean war vet dies of exposure near the mall) even though the show credits list him and another writer. The other writer called bullshit and said that the story was based on his father who was, for a time, a homeless Korean war vet. Sorkin then backtracked by claiming that the whole thing was a joke.

That’s pretty dickbaggish.

The bar is pretty high though. They are both pretty outstandingly hot.

Perhaps he’s as an insufferable dickbag in real life as he is a good writer….from what I’ve heard.

He seems like a massive prick. Talented as all get out, but a huge prick.

It never got bad, but after Stephen Hill left and Dianne Westin and then Fred Thompson became the DA every episode felt like it was trying to say something profound and every case was this landmark case. I liked the earlier seasons when it was usually just someone got murdered and they eventually found out that it was his wife. No profundity, just Sam Waterston, Stephen Hill, and Jill Hennessy sitting in an office drinking whiskey and congratulating themselves at the end of the episode.

emily deschanel >>>>>>>>> her sis

Yep. Sorkin left the show entirely after season 3 or 4. Can’t recall why. Perhaps he’s as an insufferable dickbag in real life as he is a good writer….from what I’ve heard.

Agreed. The first few seasons were excellent. They start to fall off a little after Angie Harmon left in the late 90s.

no way. I’m a big fan of all the seasons. there was no fall off for me.

They start to fall off a little after Angie Harmon left in the late 90s.

I still thoroughly enjoyed the Law and Orders with Jeremy Sisto and Anthony Anderson. Why NBC decided to cancel the original series and start up that LA Law and Order is beyond me.

And then Aaron Sorkin left and it immediately wasn’t as good anymore.

Is that what happened? The first 4 seasons were great, 5th was pretty good, but I quit into the 6th. It won best drama it’s first 4 years on the air, just as Mad Men did.

gov. told big tobacco to stop telling people it was sexy

/takes dip
//still looks sexy
///confirmed from source
////the source is me, you see

Agreed. The first few seasons were excellent. They start to fall off a little after Angie Harmon left in the late 90s.