Comments on: ‘Law & Order: SVU’ season 16 spoilers: Show will address Bill Cosby controversy in its own way

By: rosa hardin

rosa hardin — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 01:23:00 +0000

In reply to Tori Coop. You sound like a hatter u mad u ain't on a show if u don't like it don't watch but every one has a right to their own opinion and veiw of any situation u seem like u taken this a little personal its just a show breathe mabey they didn't tell the story the way u wanted to see it

By: Michael Goldman

Michael Goldman — Sun, 18 Jan 2015 22:48:00 +0000

In reply to Tori Coop.

The “Ripping from the Headlines” has been the Law & Order thing for years. You already knew that. As far as Warren Leight being classy, he’s there because he’s making them money. Charlie Sheen was never classy. When he was making CBS a lot of money, they put up with his baloney. When he took it too far and started insulting people that had clout with CBS, they got rid of him. Would it be great if there was more originality on SVU? Absolutely, but the show has been on for 16 years. If you can make a “Ripped from the Headlines” episode, that’s one more episode that can make you money. And that’s what it’s all about.

By: Tori Coop

Tori Coop — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 12:44:00 +0000

SVU doesn’t know how to write anything original, so of course they’re ripping the headlines. Victims be damned. They’re going to shove it down their throats anyway. Look what they just did to Shia Lebouf. He’s announced he was raped by a female. What does SVU do? Make fun of him and mock him and make him a rapist in an episode. Warren Leight can run his mouth all he wants, but all he and his crew do is victim blame, make rape jokes on Twitter, and be the most classless crew known to exist. At least Warren has you on your knees in front of him to get him off, huh Matt?