Shotgun

Season 20, Episode 10, Aired

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A man defends his store from an armed robbery that may have been a scare tactic for a shakedown.
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  • Elliot Gould guests.

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    By thefanof, Mar 02, 2011
    Tonight was a different kind of a Law and Order. Yes, there was a murder, but instead of the shooter being declared a villain, for the majority of the episode he was revered as a hero. Philosophical questions came into play and the thin line between what is self defense and what is not justified arose as Law and Order continues to tackle every major political issue this season.

    The episode had a Do the Right Thing vibe, with Elliot Gould in the role of Danny Aiello from the classic film, although in that case it was much clearer that Aiello's character hated the neighborhood and the people in it, not necessarily the case with Gould's; that was up to the viewer to decide. Good, unique episode of Law and Order tonight. Hopefully we see more like this where things are all not all black or white.moreless

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    By nhbkucinich, Mar 02, 2011
    A rather unusual episode of Law & Order. As we all know, Law & Order loves to focus on the criminals and determining the guilty party, then locking them away. But in this episode, who exactly the guilty party is becomes rather ambiguous. The acting in this episode, especially by guest star Elliot Gould is very good, and I would give it an A-. The writing is strong and gets an A. I think Law & order is continuing to pick up steam, and i have fully enjoyed every episode this season. If they keep this level of quality up, they have a good chance at renewal, and it will still be a show worth watching.moreless
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    • Len Pewls: (to the camera) Ever since he has become District Attorney, Mr. McCoy has used his office to pursue some quixotic liberal wet dream. (to the approaching McCoy) Mr. McCoy, why are you prosecuting Stan Harkavy? Jack McCoy: I can't comment. Grand Jury proceedings are secret. Len Pewls: Then when are you gonna stop displaying such a decidedly liberal bias in your prosecutions? Jack McCoy: Since when is it liberal bias to stand up for human dignity and human life, for fairness under the law? You should reexamine your own values, Mr. Pewls, before you start questioning mine.

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