By Katherine Gaidos
Television shows about prosecutors are as easy to find on the dial as dating reality shows - and that's saying something, given the profusion of "Blind Date," "Bachelor" and other let-me-take-you-to-dinner-on-national-television programming.
In some areas, reruns of Dick Wolf's long run...
Television shows about prosecutors are as easy to find on the dial as dating reality shows - and that's saying something, given the profusion of "Blind Date," "Bachelor" and other let-me-take-you-to-dinner-on-national-television programming.
In some areas, reruns of Dick Wolf's long run...
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