Bünnies, bünnies everywhere!

[darcydodo]

Ooh, mild plot bunny, since my mom adores "watching" (read: having the TV on while she does other things, like surf the internet and sleep) Law & Order.

Post Angel season 2, Kate changed her name, moved to New York, where she joined the DA team. Something comes up (maybe vampire-esque, maybe someone's father dying, whatever) that makes her background relevant, and she has to confess what made her move, etc. I'm sure someone's already written that crossover, but it could be amusing.

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[greenelephant.livejournal.com]

I adore Law and Order. Mostly the original series but I sometimes get sucked into watching hour after hour of L&O:SVU (i often think SUV!) on TNT vel sim., esp. on Fridays because I have no life.

But I like the courtroom scenes best. Oh, and the old episodes with Jill Hennessy on them :) [drool...]

One time, when teaching Plato's Apology I brought in my laptop for making the appropriate sound effects at the change of each "scene" in Socrates' argument. Well, I thought it would be funny, anyway. And there was the one time when Det. Briscoe was snooping in a dead chick's apartment and held up in that Product Placement way a copy of Hansen and Quinn's Greek textbook. Hee!!

/incoherent madness..

[darcydodo]

This one's definitely original series. My mom hates the SVU one.

Oh my god, Elisabeth Rohm's wearing a very hot tank top right now and has a glass of wine. *drools in turn*

[kwokj.livejournal.com]

gah! I can't stand her. she can't act at all!

[darcydodo]

Sure she can. You've clearly never seen her on "Angel."

Anyway, where would my brilliant crossover plan be without Elisabeth Rohm? It couldn't exist!

(She's not actually my type. At all. But she was looking very hot in that particular scene.)

[pseudomonas.livejournal.com]

Plot bunny?

[darcydodo]

Yeah, it's like a dust bunny, but it hides under your brain instead of the bed, and it whispers write, write, write. Plot bunnies can talk, you see. Very quietly.