SVU has taught me several things. 1. Question everything. 2. Pay attention to the voice. 3. Read the entire room. 4. Never trust the words every time. 5. Always have a search warrant ready.
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I used to work security at a college dorm. I overheard a group of sorority girls talking about how they felt bad for giving a pledge alcohol poisoning. We didn't know who the girl was so all we could do was log it. I've hated sororities ever since.
I love how they showed how toxic sororities can be, it's why I don't want to be in one myself. I know the good they can do and the bonds they can form, but the danger of conforming is outrageous. I could never imagine helping a girl be raped
They definitely can be, but I also think the media portrays greek life based on stereotypes and it's not always the most accurate. As someone who is in a sorority, you really have to trust your gut to know what sororities are worth joining based on the vibe you get from current sisters of that sorority when you meet them and talk with them. That's really what it comes down to. It's definitely not perfect and good all the time, but all the benefits you get definitely outweigh the bad. I hope this gives you some perspective! :)
@@anneonomous4910 haha! That's also fair, but I have that username because I'm of Greek heritage (both my parents are from Greece)! I never had an interest in joining greek life until I transferred to the school I currently attend! Lmao!
my sister's greek life forbids parties at sorority houses but not at frats which limits the control girls have over situations esp involving underaged drinking and consent and generally everything and the school has swept the blatant sexual assault on campus under the rug, truly horrendous
sororities at my university were not allowed to have coed parties at their sorority houses but were allowed to organize coed parties at other venues. they normally had security and designated drivers, cabs, buses etc arranged for everybody to get home safely also.
Defense attorneys have to fight a system that gives a lot of advantages to law enforcement and prosecutors, so I wouldn't be surprised to see aggressive attorneys.
This is a tv show but I once saved a girl from some guy at a frat party and a girl in the sorority I dropped soon after stated “that’s the girl that talked to my ex after we broke up, you should have left her with him”
College life is a double edged sword. There is no better place for discovery or enlightenment but being surrounded by "adults" right out high school and their drama is torture 😐😑
the human brain isn't finished developing until about 25, college students are finally free from parental supervision and legal adults yet still mentally immature - makes sense why they're notorious for reckless, irresponsible behavior
Right. The administration and actual adults need to better supervise the activities at schools and sororities . When I was in Uni, there were guys that would go around on Fridays and invite students(mostly girls) to parties. I would always tell them no.
Good lord this is the best cop show to ever hit my tv screen. I was born in 99 so I’ve literally grown up with this show, watched it with my grandma as a child, Cabot and Novak made me want to become a lawyer. Good times
When she said they had chemicals set up in their room I immediately thought she was going to say "like Breaking Bad" but I just realized Breaking Bad wasn't made yet 😅
You mean the serial killers and mass murderers yes they do come from wealthy homes one the criminals who come from the broken ones are the dope addicts the stick up kids the drug peddlers and the Gang bangers and Bank robbers and car jackers and the Corno r boys they like to call themselves in cities like Chicago Baltimore Detroit and Philadelphia in the inner cities.
@Bla Bla thats called poor misrepresentation John Mcafee is a perfect example for you and so was OJ SIMPSON and some of the wealthy people like The HSBCU international cartel bankers wall street 2.0 never wentbto prison for there crimes they got a bailout oarden from the US govt under Obama administration bunch of thugs they were just during 2009 finsncial bubble crash the big banks on wall-street got bailouts they may have lost there jobs while they rich of the government and the system but like Bernie Madoff they got zero jail-time not even community service
Minnick bein in the thumbnail is literally the reason I clicked this clip and added it to my que lol never seen her in anything other than when she played Minnick
Growing up watching this was a great part of my childhood...I used to time when they come on so when I wake up early I can watch it all day...my biological mother would lay there and watch it with me out favorite was olivia...looove svu especially as it reminds me of such an easy time in life
I began watching this show @ the age of 13 & I am now 45! I watch these kinds of shows because I always wanted to be a lab technician for either the local police department or the FBI. Due to my seizure disorder I would have to be seizure free for 2 years before I could even take the forensics course by law in N.C!
My school didn't have fraternities or sororities, but I saw enough SVU to not want to become a part of one. I never like hanging with the "in" crowd anyway--they always seemed way to phoney to me. I'd rather be me.
I guess there's the risk that if you disposed of it and didn't do it well enough, and it was found - that clues people in that something's gone on, even if no other knowledge of the crime has got out yet. So then there's an investigation going on that you might get caught up in, that would only exist in the first place because you tried to get rid of the evidence.
She didn't think that she'd be traced in the first place let alone the police would barge into her room. Also she was probably keeping it because she felt smart and will use it again for future use.
Age does not indicate maturity. Just as education does not indicate intelligence. If they had intelligence they wouldn't have had the stuff still AT the house. They would've gotten rid of it.
I went through rush in college. After 2 nights of rush parties, I decided it wasn’t for me, only to have my rush counselor call me back to reconsider, only to get rejected. I should have said no and stuck to my guns. I know it sounds like sour grapes, those two nights bored me.
sometimes they get cocky and believe they can get away with the crime they've committed, it's a common trait for serial killers or sociopaths and psychopaths
@@alexsiriley and also rich kids who were raised with money, they are taught to believe than money can get you out of anything (they're not wrong on that)
Unfortunately, #metoo only seems to target men - and (mostly) innocent ones at that. If anything, scumbag sorority girls like these would use that trend to their advantage and blame the other guy to cover up their own crime.
@@red_five3325 Can you prove that it mostly targets innocent men? if you genuinely think that then you’re only paying attention to cases where the man is innocent.
Like the show, and the defendant lawyers act correctly. But really can the police solve anything without the defendant speaking with no lawyer present?
I did that, and I don't recommend it. You just wind up alone in your 30's and the only women left are washed up divorcees and single mothers. Not to mention being socially awkward due to lack of experience really bites you the older you get.
@@ColinTherac117 I didn't say be anti-social. I don't go to parties and still have plenty of friends. Because I make myself go out and meet new people. Staying out of trouble is different from being anti-social and hiding in your dorm
@@yugiboy578 She is best known for her starring roles in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005), Gone Baby Gone (2007), Made of Honor (2008), Eagle Eye (2008), Trucker (2008), Source Code (2011), Pixels (2015), and Patriots Day (2016).
@@FrankWolenczak Actually fair use is only applied to accounts that are showing clips of an episode and discussing that episode. I think what Pamela did was she took entire episodes and posted those episodes to her account without any commentary. Copyright infringement like that is not covered by the fair use umbrella. Just saying. There are many people on TH-cam that will take an episode of Law & Order or Criminal Minds, etc, and will discuss that episode and show clips of specific scenes to prove their point. There are others that will take movie clips and will discuss the entire movie. That is fair use, those accounts are still up.
Does anyone know why Ice-T joined the show in S202? I mean I dont know anything about him (other than the fact that he was in Tank Girl), but for some reason he was shoehorned into the show without any introduction, replacing that actress from S1.
Sounds like you don't like him. You'll often see things changing between seasons 1 and 2 of a show like this as they figure out what works and what doesn't. He originally came on as a guest star and they liked him so much they asked him to stay.
I understand he was gonna be only a guest actor but it workout so well that he stayed and we don't know maybe the actress he replaced choose to leave the show
im surprised they have no issue with showing these rituals and such and how they can cause infighting with factions and Tarfeting of individuals, wild they show this predictive programming.
Sure is. There's a TON of other Oz cameos scattered throughout the show too - Both O'Reilly brothers have pretty good bit parts and there's a Beecher reunion too, to name a couple.
I wonder if my sister Ashley Marquez sent her paperwork off to have her last name changed to Farley because I last heard when I was around they were waiting for something
At the same time though, it isn’t always wrong. Stuff like this does happen whether we like it or not. I will admit that some tv shows and movies exaggerate it. We’re mostly seeing the events of those shows and movies through one point of view which is mostly the main character. Plus some of those people in those shows and movies actually exist in one form or another. Like people like those two college girls trying to hide the evidence isn’t unrealistic especially with the amount of pettiness with their motives for doing what they did.
Let's exclude killers recording good bye-blaze of glory cell phone videos. They for obvious reasons dont care about being discovered. But there so many people who record themselves committing crimes. The worstI heard was an insurance scheme involving a broken leg. "Bert" and "Ernie recorded Bert jumping on Ernies leg until it snapped. Recorded it and tgen kept the recirding on CD/DVD. Let's say Bert wanted proof that it was "planned"-at least until Ernie gave his statement that he fell at Kmart or whatever. But why keep the video months or years later?
You'd be absolutely shocked at how stupid these criminals actually can be. Yes this is a show, but there are relevant real life cases you can look up that show just how dumb the perp was.
These American students , all strike me as being out of control and hugely immature. Is this show/episode an accurate reflection of university life and student conduct , in the States ?
Depends on the school, state, sorority, and frat. The US is nearly the size of all of Europe, bigger if you include Alaska and Hawaii. My school was boring as hell and it was right outside Baltimore, my cousin went to one in Amish country and it was wild as all hell.
SVU has taught me several things.
1. Question everything.
2. Pay attention to the voice.
3. Read the entire room.
4. Never trust the words every time.
5. Always have a search warrant ready.
6. Always ask for a lawyer.
@@PADRII Ever Enter a Sorority.
@@PADRII and keep your mouth shut
What I've Learned With
#lawandorderSVU ❤️ through all my life's :
#MARISKAHARGITAY's the most noble, blessed, carefully, beautiful humam being on 🌍✨
MY ROLE MODEL! 😍 xoxo 😘
How about ... STOP basing anything in your life on badly written, fictional hollywood nonsense?
I used to work security at a college dorm. I overheard a group of sorority girls talking about how they felt bad for giving a pledge alcohol poisoning. We didn't know who the girl was so all we could do was log it. I've hated sororities ever since.
If you overheard them, you could’ve confronted them and make them confess to who they gave it to.
Nobody cares.
@meldrickedwards1892 Nobody cares about you either.
@@meldrickedwards1892 if you dont care why are you replying 💀
@@supr_silly Seems like they care.
"this is harassment"
"so sue me"
How to make your attorney roll her eyes...
If svu has taught me anything it’s mainly to never step foot on a university campus
Yeah Hudson University is most dangerous place ever for women.
@jimmy nye my hometown !
Or ever go jogging, walk in the park or go to the club 😹😹
@@HayleyPhoebe literally
Or outside ever!
I love how they showed how toxic sororities can be, it's why I don't want to be in one myself. I know the good they can do and the bonds they can form, but the danger of conforming is outrageous. I could never imagine helping a girl be raped
They definitely can be, but I also think the media portrays greek life based on stereotypes and it's not always the most accurate. As someone who is in a sorority, you really have to trust your gut to know what sororities are worth joining based on the vibe you get from current sisters of that sorority when you meet them and talk with them. That's really what it comes down to. It's definitely not perfect and good all the time, but all the benefits you get definitely outweigh the bad. I hope this gives you some perspective! :)
@@greekchick104 That's very fair! Although I think I have to take a grain of salt from someone who's yt name is literally greek chick
@@anneonomous4910 haha! That's also fair, but I have that username because I'm of Greek heritage (both my parents are from Greece)! I never had an interest in joining greek life until I transferred to the school I currently attend! Lmao!
@@greekchick104 Lol! That's awesome you're connected with your heritage like that!
A few of my friends have been in sororities and they weren’t like this at all.
"You need to decide whats more important, living with them or living with yourself". God SVU is great 👍
Reminds me of Mercedes Lackey’s Brightly Burning. . .
@@arthurpiantadosi840 t
Was great.
Oh Yeah💝💘1️⃣‼️💱
Svu?
- What are you doing in my room?!
- It’s all in the warrant.
- This is harassment!
- Then sue me.
LMAO
4:00 god I love this moment so much, you can just see the look at on her face that says “I’m so fucked” and it’s absolutely beautiful
^God
@@ashleycorbin2663
Be quiet 🥰
@@ashleycorbin2663god is fine.
my sister's greek life forbids parties at sorority houses but not at frats which limits the control girls have over situations esp involving underaged drinking and consent and generally everything and the school has swept the blatant sexual assault on campus under the rug, truly horrendous
Thats so fucked up
Yeah cuz the sororities, not the frats, are where people get raped the most. 😑🙄
it's insane how to this day fraternities are allowed to organize parties but sororities aren't, why??
As someone from the UK the whole Greek system is fucked up.
sororities at my university were not allowed to have coed parties at their sorority houses but were allowed to organize coed parties at other venues. they normally had security and designated drivers, cabs, buses etc arranged for everybody to get home safely also.
Does anyone else notices that the defence lawyers on these shows are usually terrible
Well the cops are the heroes in the show, so the defense is usually seen as villains.
Defense attorneys have to fight a system that gives a lot of advantages to law enforcement and prosecutors, so I wouldn't be surprised to see aggressive attorneys.
Have you met Buchanan? That character’s a piece of work
Yeah. I also notice that a lot of the things that the prosecution does are quite frowned upon in real life. Its rough man.
@@eoljjangiee Is Buchanan the big guy? He's the best at making me hate his guts
This is a tv show but I once saved a girl from some guy at a frat party and a girl in the sorority I dropped soon after stated “that’s the girl that talked to my ex after we broke up, you should have left her with him”
Some people will never appreciate how much girls help to save one another from sketchy situations.
r/thathappened
@@DominicNJ73 it did. In Alabama. You’d be surprised the bs that goes on
@@darth_kal-el I kinda strongly dislike the girl I’ll give y’all her Instagram handle and you can ask her about it if you want
@@darth_kal-el tell her I sent you 😈
College life is a double edged sword. There is no better place for discovery or enlightenment but being surrounded by "adults" right out high school and their drama is torture 😐😑
Discovery? Enlightenment?
What bullshit.
the human brain isn't finished developing until about 25, college students are finally free from parental supervision and legal adults yet still mentally immature - makes sense why they're notorious for reckless, irresponsible behavior
There are in fact plenty of better places
@@TheBatugan77 theyre being sarcastic
Right. The administration and actual adults need to better supervise the activities at schools and sororities . When I was in Uni, there were guys that would go around on Fridays and invite students(mostly girls) to parties. I would always tell them no.
Good lord this is the best cop show to ever hit my tv screen. I was born in 99 so I’ve literally grown up with this show, watched it with my grandma as a child, Cabot and Novak made me want to become a lawyer. Good times
it really is, other shows just don’t feel as real. i guess it’s because svu gets its cases from the headlines.
Best cop show ever is The Wire.
It's a great series for sure, but , The Wire is better and so is SouthLAnd.
Cabot, Novak and Barba were the best ADAs and nothing can change my mind. The rest of them just can’t do what they did
I wanted be a lawyer like Perry Mason growing up, I loved when the black and white reruns came on TV at night before bed
I love Stabler's delivery of "How 'bout educating us sister as to what the scientific name for this little formula is."
I read you comment just when he said that. Boom!
They knew she wasnt gonna call a lawyer, but her girlfriend to get rid of evidence. Cool. This is one hell of a good show.
I remember this episode. Good to see Stabler, Benson, Cragen, Finn and Munch
true
wait so she drugged someone because her boyfriend was flirting with a girl??????
People can be that pathetic
@@A-LYCAN-CALLED-CAS Amen brother/sister, etc.
People like that need mental help.
@@A-LYCAN-CALLED-CAS Don't project your inadequacy onto others.
@@meldrickedwards1892but it is intact pathetic...BEYOND pathetic. That's lowlife behavior
1:47 I love how the camera just moved or rotated from one character to another. *chef kiss*
I miss old school SVU
Old school was the best
Miss Cabot and Casey.
At least Stabler's back now.
@@rebeccaharkins2058 Novak was a hack. Cabot was awesome, though.
Wow, they both thought nothing of ruining somebody's life.
Young women. Simultaneously the most loving and evil people on earth.
I know. How disgusting. Glad she got the clap.
@@g.williams2047 they are not loving, at all, ever
@@frogfinance4605Aw, who hurt you, honey?
@@aggressiveattitudeera887 your mom when she decided to keep you instead of being with me.
When she said they had chemicals set up in their room I immediately thought she was going to say "like Breaking Bad" but I just realized Breaking Bad wasn't made yet 😅
This episode is the reason im never joining a soroitie when i go to college next year. Its insane how toxic they can be
The true criminals don't come from broken homes, they come from the wealthy ones..
They can come from both
they’re so used to getting what they want so they can’t take it when they’re told no
You mean the serial killers and mass murderers yes they do come from wealthy homes one the criminals who come from the broken ones are the dope addicts the stick up kids the drug peddlers and the Gang bangers and Bank robbers and car jackers and the Corno r boys they like to call themselves in cities like Chicago Baltimore Detroit and Philadelphia in the inner cities.
@Bla Bla thats called poor misrepresentation John Mcafee is a perfect example for you and so was OJ SIMPSON and some of the wealthy people like The HSBCU international cartel bankers wall street 2.0 never wentbto prison for there crimes they got a bailout oarden from the US govt under Obama administration bunch of thugs they were just during 2009 finsncial bubble crash the big banks on wall-street got bailouts they may have lost there jobs while they rich of the government and the system but like Bernie Madoff they got zero jail-time not even community service
No the Real gangsters come from wealthy homes for sure the big time player
Classic old school svu!! So good and iconic, it’s not the same these days... I’ll still watch it tho 🤣
Dr Minnick!! She’s so good at being the villain lmao
Seriously! She wasn't bad in Sisters and Brothers, but all i could think of was Dr Minnick 😂
Finally someone
I couldn’t figure out where I’d seen her thank you!!!
Minnick bein in the thumbnail is literally the reason I clicked this clip and added it to my que lol never seen her in anything other than when she played Minnick
Growing up watching this was a great part of my childhood...I used to time when they come on so when I wake up early I can watch it all day...my biological mother would lay there and watch it with me out favorite was olivia...looove svu especially as it reminds me of such an easy time in life
Me and my family watched this together too. I was born in 93 though so I was a bit older when I started the series.
@@ShadowDemon_4okay good for you dang I get it
I began watching this show @ the age of 13 & I am now 45! I watch these kinds of shows because I always wanted to be a lab technician for either the local police department or the FBI. Due to my seizure disorder I would have to be seizure free for 2 years before I could even take the forensics course by law in N.C!
The first episode was in 1999, and it hasn’t been on the air for 32 years. I don’t know what you were watching!
@@sarcasticallyrearranged Lmfaoooo 😭🤣
I hope you were still able to have your other career dreams granted, despite the seizure disorder! :)
A generation has grown up on this show
@@sarcasticallyrearranged Law& Order began in 1990 though.
My school didn't have fraternities or sororities, but I saw enough SVU to not want to become a part of one. I never like hanging with the "in" crowd anyway--they always seemed way to phoney to me. I'd rather be me.
Why does nobody ever think to get rid of the evidence before the cops come nosing around?
A lot of college kids can barely be bothered to clean dishes, so it's not too unbelievable that they wouldn't get rid of evidence.
Overconfidence/thinking what they’ve done isn’t worthy of anything.
I guess there's the risk that if you disposed of it and didn't do it well enough, and it was found - that clues people in that something's gone on, even if no other knowledge of the crime has got out yet. So then there's an investigation going on that you might get caught up in, that would only exist in the first place because you tried to get rid of the evidence.
She didn't think that she'd be traced in the first place let alone the police would barge into her room. Also she was probably keeping it because she felt smart and will use it again for future use.
For a college student. ... She's not swift
The phone calls in the rooms next to their work area are open to recording
Uh no offence but you do know she probably obviously figure they’d turn them of since lawyer client privilege is unfortunately protected right?
Why would you transfer him to another campus where he might do the same thing to someone else instead of transferring him right to jail?
I think they were implying prison.
They meant a facility like SUNY Osining or Attica.
"SUNY Ossining" has me rolling lmao@@TheBatugan77
And people wonder why sororities and fraternities are frowned upon
Fun watching great actors early in their careers on this show.
5:37 that guitar riff was badass bruh 🤟😎
The ending....I was like GOTCHA. 😂
5:43 That, ladies and gentlemen, is the howl of the Caught-Red-Handed! Also commonly referred to as the 'Busted B**ch'.
Ooooo I can’t wait for the trial clip of this
Don't you just love it when a plan comes together?
Seriously, though, I thought maturity kicked in at college age :(
Nope. It varies from person to person but it averages around forties.
Age does not indicate maturity. Just as education does not indicate intelligence.
If they had intelligence they wouldn't have had the stuff still AT the house. They would've gotten rid of it.
No.
@@curtisberard7831 full of typos!
I think your quoting from Hannibal of the A-Team.
I went through rush in college. After 2 nights of rush parties, I decided it wasn’t for me, only to have my rush counselor call me back to reconsider, only to get rejected. I should have said no and stuck to my guns. I know it sounds like sour grapes, those two nights bored me.
i love this show, but i don't think i've ever heard anyone IRL ever say "hit the bricks" before lmao.
Are people really that flippant when they get arrested?
sometimes they get cocky and believe they can get away with the crime they've committed, it's a common trait for serial killers or sociopaths and psychopaths
@@alexsiriley and also rich kids who were raised with money, they are taught to believe than money can get you out of anything (they're not wrong on that)
I’d like to think that even though they got off lightly, this would come back to haunt them decades later when #MeToo kicked off.
Unfortunately, #metoo only seems to target men - and (mostly) innocent ones at that. If anything, scumbag sorority girls like these would use that trend to their advantage and blame the other guy to cover up their own crime.
@@red_five3325 Can you prove that it mostly targets innocent men? if you genuinely think that then you’re only paying attention to cases where the man is innocent.
ever notice how rarely tv characters answer yes/no questions with yes/no before they expand on the answer?
I can't believe this episode was over 20 years ago
Eliza Minnick from Grey’s Anatomy
Yay for the Peacock App
Did everyone notice that there is eliza from grey's?
From the thumbnail! So crazy how young she was here
Her name is Marika, her sister Dagmara is in a later SVU episode where they go to the Czech Republic
Yesss
Fraternities and sororities seemed stupid, to me.
You go to college to get smarter, not stupider.
They shot this episode at Bronx Community College! I went there! 😁😁😁
3:53 - isn't she also the same actress that played eliza minnick in grey's anatomy? LOL
yes i noticed that too 😭
Yess
They always fall for SVU's traps
They're sorority girls. Not exactly the sharpest knives in the drawer haha
To be fair cops have a way to trap you especially when you’re lying
@@isalisa909 So true
People who act on impulse are easy to catch.
@@vacheriedevacherie1959 Especially the arrogant ones
wow @2:32 Michelle Monaghan in this? cool! humble beginnings :)
svu was so much better back then. why couldn’t they bring stabler back on svu
Look how young Ice-T looks lol This sounds like those TH-camrs that just happened recently…scary that nothing has changed 💔
What happened, if you don't mind me asking? I don't keep up to date with the shenanigans of TH-camrs.
Boy, am I glad my campus had no sororities whatsoever...
Nobody cares.
@@meldrickedwards1892 Well you certainly care enough to leave a comment lmao
I knew I always had a problem with Eliza minnick
😂😂 same
Wow. Michelle Monaghan was so young here
Deeeelicious love the drama 😂
Thank God I never attended a NY college/university.
And the sorority sisters were setting up some guy to take the fall for their crimes.
Some things never change.
Women, am I right?
Evil in Greys.Evil in this episode
Anyone knows how this episode ends?
The girl in the orange hat is from Mission Impossible movies.
Like the show, and the defendant lawyers act correctly. But really can the police solve anything without the defendant speaking with no lawyer present?
What sort of sorcery is this?!!!
So in college just stay celibate and avoid parties and out of trouble
I did that, and I don't recommend it. You just wind up alone in your 30's and the only women left are washed up divorcees and single mothers. Not to mention being socially awkward due to lack of experience really bites you the older you get.
Kavanuagh tried that and still got falsely accused of raping a woman who looks uglier than a troll.
@@EarlFaulk He was unfortunate. But doing it still minimizes risk
@@ColinTherac117 I didn't say be anti-social. I don't go to parties and still have plenty of friends. Because I make myself go out and meet new people. Staying out of trouble is different from being anti-social and hiding in your dorm
@@EarlFaulk what do looks have to do with it
Why don’t these girls go after the boy who is the cheater, instead of the clueless girl
RIP John Munch 😢😢
What episode is this x
How did it end?
What episode and season?
Also the girl villain was the one killed in Jawbreaker
Who's the actresses in the yellow hat? Looks so familiar
I think that’s Michelle Monaghan
@@yugiboy578 I think so too.
@@yugiboy578 She is best known for her starring roles in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005), Gone Baby Gone (2007), Made of Honor (2008), Eagle Eye (2008), Trucker (2008), Source Code (2011), Pixels (2015), and Patriots Day (2016).
@@Nighthawke70 Her, Robert Downey Jr, and Val Kilmer made a great on-screen trio. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is still one of my favorite movies ever.
She’s from the Netflix show “The Messiah”
Peacock took my account
How? the fair use exemption shuts any and all companies like Paramount, USA networks and even MGM.
@@FrankWolenczak Actually fair use is only applied to accounts that are showing clips of an episode and discussing that episode. I think what Pamela did was she took entire episodes and posted those episodes to her account without any commentary. Copyright infringement like that is not covered by the fair use umbrella.
Just saying.
There are many people on TH-cam that will take an episode of Law & Order or Criminal Minds, etc, and will discuss that episode and show clips of specific scenes to prove their point. There are others that will take movie clips and will discuss the entire movie. That is fair use, those accounts are still up.
This was filmed in the Bronx
I remember this episode classic
What is the season and episode
SUV changed peoples lives major impact especially Olivia Benson
I was today years old when I leaned Dana in this episode is Michelle Monaghan.
"Somebody done Somebody wrong Song."
is that nate archabol from gossip girl?
And this was my reason as to why I’m doing college online
lame
@@Ddstairclimber what do you mean lame?
I'm glad in the uk we don't have such stuff
@@robquin1525 I graduated college two years ago. I didn’t see such behavior but I did see much immaturity.
Nobody cares.
Don't know the actress's name but the chick in Pink was Minnick from Grey's
Marika Domińczyk.
Does anyone know why Ice-T joined the show in S202? I mean I dont know anything about him (other than the fact that he was in Tank Girl), but for some reason he was shoehorned into the show without any introduction, replacing that actress from S1.
Sounds like you don't like him. You'll often see things changing between seasons 1 and 2 of a show like this as they figure out what works and what doesn't. He originally came on as a guest star and they liked him so much they asked him to stay.
@@cordellshackelford4037 I never implied that i dont liked him, i was just confused as to why he was shoehorned into the show as Munch's partner.
I understand he was gonna be only a guest actor but it workout so well that he stayed and we don't know maybe the actress he replaced choose to leave the show
im surprised they have no issue with showing these rituals and such and how they can cause infighting with factions and Tarfeting of individuals, wild they show this predictive programming.
Uuugh Dr Minick from Greys.....
what season and episode is this?, Please
season 2 episode 10
@@kirbysuperstar6055 thanks a Lot👍🏾
@@MegaJohanna10 you're welcome 👍
should ban all sorority at school so they concentrate at why they actually are there to do
Is that detective, Keller from OZ?
Sure is. There's a TON of other Oz cameos scattered throughout the show too - Both O'Reilly brothers have pretty good bit parts and there's a Beecher reunion too, to name a couple.
I wonder if my sister Ashley Marquez sent her paperwork off to have her last name changed to Farley because I last heard when I was around they were waiting for something
Seems like tv shows & movies are often putting high school & college kids in a bad light
At the same time though, it isn’t always wrong. Stuff like this does happen whether we like it or not. I will admit that some tv shows and movies exaggerate it. We’re mostly seeing the events of those shows and movies through one point of view which is mostly the main character. Plus some of those people in those shows and movies actually exist in one form or another. Like people like those two college girls trying to hide the evidence isn’t unrealistic especially with the amount of pettiness with their motives for doing what they did.
This is one of the reasons I never went to college.
You can go to college without experiencing this
i love 5:43 i wish i could say it like that
Erica Kane’s brother! Ran into him at a bar/beach club in Sea Bright years ago. Loved All My Children then.
Ok I was intrigued by this right up until they found the chemical formula on her notepad in her room!
No one’s that stupid!
Oh yes they are.
Let's exclude killers recording good bye-blaze of glory cell phone videos.
They for obvious reasons dont care about being discovered.
But there so many people who record themselves committing crimes.
The worstI heard was an insurance scheme involving a broken leg.
"Bert" and "Ernie recorded Bert jumping on Ernies leg until it snapped.
Recorded it and tgen kept the recirding on CD/DVD.
Let's say Bert wanted proof that it was "planned"-at least until Ernie gave his statement that he fell at Kmart or whatever.
But why keep the video months or years later?
You'd be surprised. Never underestimate how absurdly dumb people can be.
That being said, she probably kept it in her room for....future use.
You'd be absolutely shocked at how stupid these criminals actually can be. Yes this is a show, but there are relevant real life cases you can look up that show just how dumb the perp was.
These American students , all strike me as being out of control and hugely immature. Is this show/episode an accurate reflection of university life and student conduct , in the States ?
You’d be surprised
Without a doubt
Depends on the school, state, sorority, and frat. The US is nearly the size of all of Europe, bigger if you include Alaska and Hawaii. My school was boring as hell and it was right outside Baltimore, my cousin went to one in Amish country and it was wild as all hell.
Not usually
Yes
Is no one talking about the beautiful Michelle Monahan?? 💙
why would we?
@@MrBlueSleeves same reason we talk about anything, I guess. 😂 she looks gorgeous in this clip.
This show made me fear frats and greek row from a young age
3:00 so that was Julia’s secret identity, Ethan Hunt’s good
2:44 is that michelle monaghan?