Those long looks...those sad eyes. It's a game of push and pull for Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson, hard-luck partners who live in a world of molestation and murder with their fingers on the trigger.

Sometimes you think Elliot has it bad for Olivia and others you can see something in her eyes that betrays her "don't care" exterior. Sure, the cases are dirty and terrible, but what you're really watching is a long slow slide between two people who continually sit on the edge of a precipice, staring down at the chasm between them. Will it ever happen? Between all the paranoia and the guilt that emanates from Stabler and Benson's relationship problems, who knows. For now it remains the most dysfunctional love story in prime time.

Would someone please give Mo a role in a major feature film? She ranks up there with Catharine O'Hara as a versatile funnylady and serious actress.

I think "Madtv" was just the tip of the iceberg for her and hope to see her move on to bigger and better things. Forget TV...go for the movies...and I hope you get to team up with Carol Burnett sometime!

She made more of a contribution to TV news than any other woman out there.
Jessica Savitch also led a frightening life. Check out Alanna Nash's book "Almost Golden" for a good read about Savitch's life.
Her death at the bottom of an old canal brought a strange ending to her story, the great American TV news tragedy.

Many regard Gish as a sort of interloper because she assumed the lead female role in the last season of "X Files".
Let's face it: Agent Scully became boring towards the end.
Monica Reyes was the perfect partner for John Doggett. Their chemistry was great...total polar opposites, but the attraction between them was palpable.

Take an afternoon to watch the DVD copies of "The Judy Garland Show".

Any doubts about her talent will dissipate.

Whether she was up or down, Judy's emotions were on her sleeve and this endeared her to millions. The heartbreak left by her death is still felt around the world.