If you are reading this site or following it through the comments then you probably know that I am a huge fan of the “Ted sing law and order” meme. I have a particular affinity for the show, which was created in 2004 to poke fun at the “law and order” shows that were dominating television at the time. In fact, it’s the reason I love American television so much.
Well, this is where it all goes wrong. Ted sings law and order is basically a series of videos about how the show and its characters are a real-life version of an episode of Law & Order. The only difference is that not only do these videos contain actual law and order scenes, but they also end with an actual law and order moment. The most ridiculous thing about the videos is that the show creators seem to think that they’re just going to be funny and slap some footage together.
I thought I was going to be sick when I watched the first video, but I wasn’t. Instead, I was thinking, if the show is basically comedy, then it doesn’t matter how many law and order scenes are in the videos, because law and order is clearly not funny to anyone.
In reality, the show is actually quite grim and dark. The show is based on the book by the same name and is set in a world where people believe that law and order is something that only really exists in fiction, and it is thus a dangerous illusion to try and break. The show is all about the idea that if you cannot find the real law and order that you think you can find in fiction, then you just might have to find it in reality.
Some of the show’s content is actually more horrifying than the book itself, but the idea that the show is based on the book is actually a pretty damn good marketing tactic and I’m glad it worked as it did. I’d rather people watch a show that’s based on a book that’s actually based on a book than a show that’s based on a show that’s based on a book.
I think it’s true that the shows content is more horrific than the book itself, but there’s a good argument to be made that this is because the show is a lot more explicit than the book. The show’s writing style (sneak-peek) may not be the worst thing in television, but it’s certainly not the best, either.
The show’s writer, Ted DiBiase, has said that he wanted the series to be dark, yet he also says that he tried to keep the show edgy and fun. I’m not sure what to make of that.
In both television and movies, darker themes are often used to make a show more edgy and fun. This is especially true in the case of TV shows, which typically do not have much in the way of political commentary. I think the show does have a certain edginess to it, and it also has an interesting style, which I love. The show isn’t perfect though. I think the show may veer too far into “fun, light, and edgy”.
I think the show may veer too far into fun, light, and edgy. I think the show may veer too far into fun, light, and edgy.
In the past, when I have had more than one person ask me, “Why do you have so many different shows on your channel?” I have generally told them, “Because there are so many different shows out there. Why do you think you are the only one to get to see them all?” Some of the shows that are featured on my channel are ones that I have not released on the air yet.