I know. It’s so funny to watch this in the age of CSI.
Just hand them a knife with a paper tag tied to it. No plastic bag. No chain of custody. No metallurgical analysis.
Pretty much, yep, looks like it.
I know. It’s so funny to watch this in the age of CSI.
Just hand them a knife with a paper tag tied to it. No plastic bag. No chain of custody. No metallurgical analysis.
Pretty much, yep, looks like it.
Watchmaker? It’s Sylar’s dad!!
I believe it. People seem to treat it as such a hassle.
And I’m sure people get bullied into agreement all the time.
I dislike the ad-man. :mad:
In the cases I’ve been involved, it’s apathy that reigned. Most of the people were quiet and afraid to speak up. The boisterous bunch runs the room. I tried to listen and sort out the facts. There was so much I didn’t remember from the case. Lawyer-speak is hard to translate. Wished Fonda was there every time.
I would be most like Ed Binns, Juror #6 (“I will lay you out”). I wish I was more like Fonda, though.
I think I’d be somewhere between Klugman and Piglet.
Juror #11’s correction of the English is brilliant.
I could see Klugman (quiet intelligence). Yeah I can see that.
That was great.
But not Piglet? I think I’d be more like him in a room full of strangers.
Guess you’d have to trust me on that.
Feeling the tension? My palms are sweaty. That’s amazing.
“He’s an old man! Half the time he’s confused! How could he be positive of anything?”
Great line. Great delivery.
Badgering an old man? Hey watch it!!
The camera work is good, capturing all the expressions. I can be a geek sometimes.
Could be the heat also.
Sometimes? :rolleyes:
Um…somebody get the switchblade.
Point. Set. Match. Badger!
“Don’t you ever sweat?”
Is that guy an alien? That woulda been a funny twist. His head pops off and starts eating the jurors.
That’ll be in the gritty, re-imagined remake.