Gilles and Poirier's new FD

dorispulaski said:

^^^^^^^^^
Say it ain't so

That makes it even odder. No one would want to be Lt. Tragg, the only police personnel continuing character in the Perry Mason stories.

Tragg is not only the honest but not too bright guy who is perpetually arresting the wrong person, he is just unattractive!

(Never Paul, obviously)

Here's a shot of Tragg, in an early example of product placement:

http://lileks.com/bw/TV/perry/cast/5.html

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NoNameFace said:

well, that's fair to be pointed out, but in case of one team's error, another one has to step it up and seize the opportunity to move up and Gilles/Poirier did it, quite unexpectedly for a lot of people due to their inconsistency in delivering clean, high levels program regularly. No one should really blame them to grab the chance and hold it by its horns, because they really smoothed out that SD it seemed and defend themselves in FD despite program being completely new, error on twizzles and lack here and there in continuity and flow of the piece. I think that this attitude and determination alone presented - combined with silver medal at Nats - could be really a push for them to get themselves in more 'winner'/real contender-competitor mind-set going forward, not just being the quirky ones with originality and non-standard approach brought to the field. I'd really love them to stay few seasons more to develop more stronger and profound as competitors.

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Yuzuruu said:

Exactly. This is sport and that is how it goes. Were they supposed to pass their silver to W/P and be like: well you just messed up the twizzle but you deserve this more - here you go! They just skated better that night and won the silver fair and square.

And I am so happy for them! I am the biggest fan of their She Said/Neverland FD, it was remarkable and so memorable. That being said, I'm not into their Bond FD at all. The only Bond themed program I ever liked was Kim Yuna's, but maybe it will improve and kind of grow on me over the next weeks, I hope

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chapis said:

I don´t know about real life polices and detectives but I watched Law and order and they wear badges and they are detectives https://imgur.com/a/t5kx8[/B].

But I never watched the Perry Mason serie.

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I have nothing substantive to add, but this is the best argument ever in the sense that Law and Order is so known for its accuracy that it has created its own reality. :dev2:

chapis said:

I don´t know about real life polices and detectives but I watched Law and order and they wear badges and they are detectives https://imgur.com/a/t5kx8.

But I never watched the Perry Mason serie.

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GGFan said:

I have nothing substantive to add, but this is the best argument ever in the sense that Law and Order is so known for its accuracy that it has created its own reality. :dev2:

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NoNameFace said:

well, that's fair to be pointed out, but in case of one team's error, another one has to step it up and seize the opportunity to move up and Gilles/Poirier did it, quite unexpectedly for a lot of people due to their inconsistency in delivering clean, high levels program regularly. No one should really blame them to grab the chance and hold it by its horns, because they really smoothed out that SD it seemed and defend themselves in FD despite program being completely new, error on twizzles and lack here and there in continuity and flow of the piece. I think that this attitude and determination alone presented - combined with silver medal at Nats - could be really a push for them to get themselves in more 'winner'/real contender-competitor mind-set going forward, not just being the quirky ones with originality and non-standard approach brought to the field. I'd really love them to stay few seasons more to develop more stronger and profound as competitors.

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