Law and Order
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SapphireRain — 17 years ago(September 23, 2008 04:11 PM)
I don't understand the storyline where they talk about her killing her child - can anyone fill me in - why and how did she do it?
That was in the episode Great Barrier.
Nicole admitted to Goren that she killed her child, insinuating it was an accident, that the child had been swept out to sea. However, the autopsy showed the child's neck had been broken by someone twisting her arm so tightly, something that didn't jive with the child being swept out to sea.
Goren had a theory of why she killed the child.1) Nicole feared the father would abuse the child as Nicole has supposedly abused by her own father, so she killed the child to spare her the abuse. 2) Nicole killed the child because of jealousy - she seen the child as a competitor for the fathers attention. -
tresvies — 18 years ago(December 10, 2007 02:51 PM)
Was Ralph Fiennes a horrible & reprehensible actor in his role of You Know Who (Lord Voldemort)in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?)
Or Schindler's List.
Vincent is a terrible person because he is so cocky & smug. What they fail to realize is they don't like Goren and how VD'O portrays him.
People don't seem to realize D'Onofrio is not Goren. I have never seen any other actor so confused with his role.
D'Onofrio considers himself a Method Actor.
That was a good point about House. I cannot stand House because he is somean to people, just to be mean. Goren is not like that.
At the risk of defending McCarthy, I do think Vincent was probably a bit out of line. He is free to give advice or imput but, enough is enough, especially if he's annoying other actors. Vincent is not the director and to start acting like one is insultive to an another actor. I'm a huge Vincent "fan" but I surely would have told him to beep off if he started directing me, especially if I didn't ask his imput. There is a line between being rude and helpful and I do not doubt that Vincent was being rude. I believe he is as arrogant and difficult as they say he is. So am I. LOL
The Aussies did not miss any Nicole episodes. They were aired in order as they were in the USA. I'm assuming the UK has seen them too.
I like d'Abo as an actress but always hated her Nicole Wallace, though not because of d'Abo herself. I aleways felt that the Nicole storyline was poorly written, so full of plotholes that it insulted my intelligence. They cross the line of believability and common sense with each Nicole episode, IMO. I never thought of Nicole as a great villan, rather as a tool to add some soap to CI.
Had Nicole been a man, not so many people would cheer her, fawn over her, or feel sorry for her. Who could root for a murdereress, let alone a woman who murdered her own child with her bare hands?
IMO, those who voted for her - regardless of both which country it was and whether it eliminated her, did so because she was so despicable.
I voted for Nicole to die only because I was so sick of the unbelievable, soapy, at times ludicrous, storyline being shoved down my throat. I had had enough with "Great Barrier" - trying to manipulate me into feeling "sorry" for Nicole really pissed me off. Congrats to the Aussies for having brains. Hiss to North America! LOL
Personally, they should be shot;
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thegreathowler — 13 years ago(December 14, 2012 11:32 PM)
The show was created for D'Onofrio who has a habit of giving "feedback" to co-stars all the time, especially on a show he is was heavy handed with. McCarthyt may have been unaware but it's not unusual for D'Onofrio. Still, if McCarthy rebuffed him, D'Onofrio should have backed off or changed modes.
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Deliberate_Stranger — 12 years ago(April 29, 2013 03:30 PM)
'Who could root for a murdereress, let alone a woman who murdered her own child with her bare hands?'
ME !!!
I'm so glad Nicole is alive. I was blown away to see her doing crossover to 'Jo' as a guest star.