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Law & Order

Thinking Makes It So

Season 16, Episode 18, Aired Mar 29, 2006

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- Goof: Cultural error. The French manager at the restaurant refers to Cyrus as "un garçon--a waiter." However, French people consider waiters to be professional employees, and addressing one as anything other than "monsieur" would be considered offensive.
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- The cartoon Julie is watching when Fontana finds her is I Wanna Be A Sailor, a 1937 Warner Brothers Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Tex Avery. In the cartoon, a young parrot (voiced by Billy Bletcher) wants to go to sea over his mother's objections. When he runs away, he finds that a sailor's life is more than he was ready for.
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- According to the title card, the suspect's possible hideouts were in Sag Harbor and Westport. According to the title card, Westport is in New York. While there is a town with that name in New York state, it is 279 miles north of New York City. They probably meant to say Westport, Connecticut (which is only 52 miles from the city).
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- Jack McCoy: (during closing arguments) In Randolph Dworkin's vacuum world, a rapist should be viewed the same as a man who made love to his wife, after all, they both performed the same act.
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- Jack McCoy: So you're telling me to go ahead and use the evidence most judges would have tossed. Arthur Branch: I'm telling you to make a deal with the S.O.B.
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- Jack McCoy: I think the Constitution should be used less as a shield for the guilty and more as a sword for their innocent victims.
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- (Speaking to the arraignment judge.) Randolph Dworkin: Someday you may be sitting in a Senate hearing room across from Messrs. Kennedy, Biden, and Leahy. He was referring to Senators Edward (Ted) Kennedy, Joseph Biden and Patrick Leahy.
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- Joe Fontana: Bonnie's got no I.D. How we doing on Clyde? Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were a notorious pair of robbers/murderers in the 1930s.
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