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Boston Legal support of gun rights
- Thread starter Trigger Dr
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Gene Beasley
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The producer, David E. Kelley is anti-gun. While I think the intent is to portray Denny Crane as a gun owner caricature, I don't really care. I think that the Shat is the shiz.
The whole episode can be viewed atABC, Full Episodes at the top menu. It's episode 3. I tried testing the link direct to the season five index and it kept asking me to reinstall the player software.
The producer, David E. Kelley is anti-gun. While I think the intent is to portray Denny Crane as a gun owner caricature, I don't really care. I think that the Shat is the shiz.
The whole episode can be viewed atABC, Full Episodes at the top menu. It's episode 3. I tried testing the link direct to the season five index and it kept asking me to reinstall the player software.
just_a_car
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Is this the Boston Legal episode where he uses an AR-7/Henry Survival Rifle to take out a guy in the office?...
That was a great episode.
"Pull!"
Is this the Boston Legal episode where he uses an AR-7/Henry Survival Rifle to take out a guy in the office?...
That was a great episode.
"Pull!"
Gene Beasley
Regular Member
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No, it was more reminiscent of the scene from Collateral. A little different.
[flash=320,256]http://www.youtube.com/v/QeNPJ0fgWVY&hl=en&fs=1[/flash]
No, it was more reminiscent of the scene from Collateral. A little different.
[flash=320,256]http://www.youtube.com/v/QeNPJ0fgWVY&hl=en&fs=1[/flash]
retrodad
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My wife and I absolutely cracked up at that part. I love the later bit where he's taken into custody (for lack of a carry permit) and is forced to disarm. He has to unload about 6 different pistols off his person! Shatner Gold!
We make a point to watch it. Yes, the show is uber-progressive, but what do you expect from a law firm in Boston? The Denny Crane character, played superbly by Shatner, however brings a good balance to the show as well as a good deal of the life/humor, despite the overt/purposeful caricature.
Oh, and the way they break down the "4th Wall" is hilarious.
My wife and I absolutely cracked up at that part. I love the later bit where he's taken into custody (for lack of a carry permit) and is forced to disarm. He has to unload about 6 different pistols off his person! Shatner Gold!
We make a point to watch it. Yes, the show is uber-progressive, but what do you expect from a law firm in Boston? The Denny Crane character, played superbly by Shatner, however brings a good balance to the show as well as a good deal of the life/humor, despite the overt/purposeful caricature.
Oh, and the way they break down the "4th Wall" is hilarious.
sv_libertarian
State Researcher
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I saw the episode and while it was funny I couldn't decide what point they were trying to make. When the guy at the end gave a speech on "reasonable restrictions" I think that was what they were shooting for. Suggesting that "normal" people support "reasonable restrictions." Some funny scenes though.
I saw the episode and while it was funny I couldn't decide what point they were trying to make. When the guy at the end gave a speech on "reasonable restrictions" I think that was what they were shooting for. Suggesting that "normal" people support "reasonable restrictions." Some funny scenes though.
trevorthebusdriver
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I know this is TV, but if you were in a situation like Dennyin the parking garageand you were able to distract and draw on the BG, would you shoot him in the foot or double-tap center mass?
I know this is TV, but if you were in a situation like Dennyin the parking garageand you were able to distract and draw on the BG, would you shoot him in the foot or double-tap center mass?
deepdiver
Campaign Veteran
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COM -- the plan is to NOT get shot by a now wounded, mostly functional and ticked off BG.
COM -- the plan is to NOT get shot by a now wounded, mostly functional and ticked off BG.
Triple Tap
Regular Member
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The one I really liked was the fishing with a shotgun in Canada. Would have been a good catch if anything was left to eat.
The one I really liked was the fishing with a shotgun in Canada. Would have been a good catch if anything was left to eat.