John Oliver discusses the wildly popular television franchise, what it’s been teaching us about law enforcement, and some tricks for how to get to sleep in two minutes flat.
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John Oliver discusses the wildly popular television franchise, what it’s been teaching us about law enforcement, and some tricks for how to get to sleep in two minutes flat.
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I SO hope John gets into a situation soon where he needs the police’s assistance, hope they ignore him… sure a quick sodomising wont hurt him too much
ReplyLaw and Order instrumentalising the murder of Eric Garner is disgustiiiiiiing. I used to watch shows like this religiously when I was in highschool. I am so glad I know better now and if I watch a show like this, I can reflect critically. I think there should be disclaimer that these shows do not depict reality and, more importantly, are more or less co-written by police departments (as are movies like Top Gun).
ReplyWhy is no one talking about the golfball on Dick Wolfs face
ReplyJohn Oliver and Last Week Tonight will be getting their 7th Emmy today
ReplyAnother problem with L&O is that the bad guys are just that – bad guys. They aren’t “people” who are considered innocent until proven guilty. They’re bad guys who need to be stopped at all costs. This is how police see suspects when they learn their tactics from this show. Also why so many cops immediately become hostile when you know your rights. They think you must know a lot about your rights BECAUSE you expected an encounter with the police, and thus they believe you’ve obviously committed a crime.
ReplyI swear the first 2 minutes had me laughing so hard I had to pause for 30 minutes to regain composure 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyGermany’s most popular police procedural show tried a few times to be more realistic, by showing investigations that failed. If I remember correctly, they even had at least one where they caught the wrong guy in the end.
ReplyThose episodes tended to end up the least favourite episodes of the show with the audience.
We as humans want that catharsis of good triumphing over evil.
The American public lives vicariously through it’s media. They want to be the good guys, the winners, the tough guy, the hero. They are just being led where their fantasies take them.
ReplyThis is not a coincidence, many countries have this fake justice propaganda formula going on the TV.
ReplyIt is very simple, sheeple just don’t see the difference between real and fake after they have bench watched for thousands of hours.
They know this works cause there are many TV cop series like this in a lot of countries.
Law & Order would be better if Olivia & Elliot be nude in bed together and tell one another how they feel. The rating will go off the roof. That’s the day TELEVISION will do history. Good bay NCIS, CSI, BLUE BLOOD, All these police series will be gone from tv. You’ll see those ratings will go rocket high.
ReplyMeanwhile the war is still raging in Ukraine 🇺🇦
ReplyThis episode was pretty far fetched and weak. So a TV show isn’t real life? What’s next week, the Tellytubbies aren’t real?
ReplyLOL, LAW AND ORDER MEXICO WOULD HAVE NEVER CONVICTED A SINGLE PERSON IN 20 SEASONS IF IT EXISTED.
ReplyShades of when the DOD had to ask the producers of “24” to stop glamorizing torture because troops were waaaaay too enthusiastic about mimicking their hero Jack Bauer in Iraq and Afghanistan.
ReplyNever watched it – not once .
ReplyI learned all my medical knowledge from Scrubs!
ReplyI love John and last week tonight. I can tell you from experience working with law enforcement for 6 years cops don’t even solve half of their crimes and they especially don’t care much about sex crimes, cop shows are why people think cops are actual heroes and hold society together, people still think 24 was based on real stuff lmao
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ReplyThe Fly Me campaign would work in Vietnam. That’s already slang – a young man who wants to have sex with older women is a “pilot” and the older women he has sex with are “airplanes.”
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