Last nights SVU with John Larroquette!
Bill Crapkin
Limbaugh parody. That was hysterical when Cabot was cross-examining
the Limbaugh character and he boomed " Are you going to let her talk
like that to me?" Then all his followers jump up and start hooting
and hollering at Cabot and as the judge is frantically banging her
gavel Laroquette in that fake southern accent starts yelling that they
proved his case. It was like something out of Saturday Night Live.
Zane XY
Which is why the episode was utter crap. If I want comedy, CBS on
Monday nights fills my needs. I thought SVU was supposed to be a
dark, serious show?
Hunter
64b7fe...@f10g2000vbl.googlegroups.com>, wcra...@lycos.com
says...
Actually that was defamatory to Rush Limbaugh. I listen to Limbaugh
sometimes and Limbaugh isn't like him.
--
----->Hunter
"No man in the wrong can stand up against
a fellow that's in the right and keeps on acomin'."
-----William J. McDonald
Captain, Texas Rangers from 1891 to 1907
Ray O'Hara
"Bill Crapkin" <wcra...@lycos.com> wrote in message
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It was more a Glenn Beck Parody.
and it was nice to see Animal House's D Day as the talk show host.
what I had trouble believing is than an NYC jury would buy that bullshit.
that might play in LaLa land but on the East Coast, no way.
Arty McToon
From Yahoo News:
Bill O'Reilly lashes out at 'Law & Order' executive producer
Fox News' Bill O'Reilly lashed out at "Law & Order" franchise creator/
executive producer Dick Wolf Thursday night. The bombastic host, upset
over how he was recently characterized on the long-running NBC drama,
called the "far left" Wolf a "despicable human being" whose show is
"out of control."
Sparking O'Reilly's ire was an episode of "Law and Order: Special
Victims Unit" that aired earlier in the week, in which a crazed anti-
immigration activist set out to murder the children of illegal
immigrants. In one scene, a character named Randall Carver, played by
veteran actor John Larroquette, is sitting on a park bench talking to
Fin, the detective played by Ice-T. In defending the actions of the
man who killed the immigrants’ children, Larroquette's character says,
"Limbaugh, Beck, O'Reilly, all of 'em, they are like a cancer
spreading ignorance and hate...They've convinced folks that immigrants
are the problem, not corporations that fail to pay a living wage or a
broken health care system..."
After playing the clip of the "defamatory and outrageous" scene,
O'Reilly slammed Dick Wolf as a "coward" and a "liar" before playing a
montage of clips demonstrating his past defenses of "poor people who
only want a better life." O'Reilly went on to explain that his "beef"
isn't with illegal immigrants themselves, but rather with the federal
government for doing little to control immigration and the "violent
aliens who wreak havoc once they get here." He concluded by chastising
Wolf for "distorting and exploiting" the issue of illegal immigration.
When contacted by Yahoo! News, a representative for Dick Wolf said
that he declined to comment on O'Reilly's verbal attack against him.
David / Amicus
Ho hum! Just another stereotyping of conservatives.