It's all fun and games until someone files a law suit.But tasering is fun! Countless YouTube videos can't be wrong.
It's all fun and games until someone files a law suit.But tasering is fun! Countless YouTube videos can't be wrong.
There's some unpleasant scenes, but nothing too explicit or graphic.It's all fun and games until someone files a law suit.But tasering is fun! Countless YouTube videos can't be wrong.
Or spontaneously catches fire, and bleeds green. I saw it on CSI once, so it must be true.
I've not seen last night's episode yet, cause I was out superheroing last night. I'll catch it when it airs on our local channel tonight. I'm rapidly developing a serious addiction to this show.
I've been avoiding specific spoilers, but picked up the gist of the episode around the place. I frickin' hate rape episodes. Is the ep particularly upsetting ? But I need my Ronnie/Matt/Natalie fix. Might build a little couch fort and watch from under a quilt.![]()
Digital Spy
ITV1 has commissioned Law & Order: UK for a 13-episode second series, it has announced.
The first series, starring Freema Agyeman, Jamie Bamber and Bradley Walsh, opened its seven-episode run with strong ratings earlier this year. The second half of the series is yet to air.
Series two will see the return of the original cast and will go into production later this year.
"This new commission brings our total order to 26 episodes, which demonstrates our commitment to series that have concepts and storylines that can run long-term," said ITV's Laura Mackie.
"Audiences clearly loved the first series, which featured the cream of British acting talent with gripping 'torn from the headlines' storylines, and this will again be at the heart of the new series."
Series creator Dick Wolf added: "This is a great day for the Law & Order brand. On the heels of the original Law and Order tying Gunsmoke's all time drama series record of 20 years, and Law and Order: SVU's renewal for season 11, it's wonderful to have pick-ups on both sides of the Atlantic."
Why? It's not a BBC show... Apparently Dick Wolf is hoping after the second series NBC will show it as a season on a weekend.I'm guessing if no one else wants it, it'll appear on BBC America
I mean it's not unusual for ITV shows to end up on BBC America, but I'd guess if there's the slightest chance of getting network exposure they'd be holding out for it.Oh, right, I forgot it was on ITV. In that case I have no idea where it might end up.
No idea. WTF is British TV playing at lately? A load of shows produced or co-produced here are airing elsewhere first. Now I'm wondering why I haven't seen them online...Episode 11 was shown on Thursday - according to Wikipedia, that's 4 more than in the UK.
In my case, I've only been able to catch less than half of the episodes aired, not least since I only realised it was on when I tuned in to episode 5. (I've missed a few of the ones between then and now, too. Damn.)
Actually, how far did TV3 in Ireland show it?
Episode 11 was shown on Thursday - according to Wikipedia, that's 4 more than in the UK.
In my case, I've only been able to catch less than half of the episodes aired, not least since I only realised it was on when I tuned in to episode 5. (I've missed a few of the ones between then and now, too. Damn.)
Actually, how far did TV3 in Ireland show it?
I know ITV are saving shows for there autumn/winter slots because not enough people watch tv in the summer.No idea. WTF is British TV playing at lately? A load of shows produced or co-produced here are airing elsewhere first. Now I'm wondering why I haven't seen them online...Episode 11 was shown on Thursday - according to Wikipedia, that's 4 more than in the UK.
In my case, I've only been able to catch less than half of the episodes aired, not least since I only realised it was on when I tuned in to episode 5. (I've missed a few of the ones between then and now, too. Damn.)
Actually, how far did TV3 in Ireland show it?
^ There's your reason. Summer TV in the UK is a black hole of nobody-cares, it's the lowest viewing figures of the year. Any hot properties the channels acquire are traditionally sat on until the school term starts again (i.e., end of next week) rather than try the impossible task of dragging a decent amount of viewers onto the sofa during the summer months. It's no accident that X Factor doesn't start till now, or Merlin didn't start till September last year.
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