pop goes the weasel wrote:
PR specialist wrote:Preview for it was shown at the end of this week's. The character is a pole vaulter in the episode, but it only took a couple of seconds for me to realize it was based on Suzy.
http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/law-order-special-victims-unit/episode-4-season-18/heightened-emotions/100257/Well Suzy certainly vaulted onto a few poles.
way more than a few from the sounds of it
Star wrote:
Good lord she's still hot.
Have you ever seen those pornstar before and after makeup vids? It's like that with her. Your happy little fantasy world would come crashing down if you ever saw her up close without all the botox, hollywood makeup, hair dye and hair extensions that money can buy.
Chuck Wood wrote:
So it's not about Suzy after all?
Exceptional circumstances wrote:The athlete in the show is raped.
The preview insinuates that as the crime is being investigated, her secret life as an escort is exposed.
Shorter preview: http://youtu.be/7ZMVhUc4rXk
Saw a recent interview, and she was definitely over the proverbial hill. But maybe to guys more of her era she has some sort of star appeal still.
not so hot wrote:
Star wrote:Good lord she's still hot.
Have you ever seen those pornstar before and after makeup vids? It's like that with her. Your happy little fantasy world would come crashing down if you ever saw her up close without all the botox, hollywood makeup, hair dye and hair extensions that money can buy.
PR specialist wrote:
Shorter preview:
http://youtu.be/7ZMVhUc4rXk
Good lord that looks awful.
Chuck Wood wrote:
So it's not about Suzy after all?
All of the Law and Order shows will, from time to time, use real life situations as the basis for a show. They nearly always add a twist or two to separate it from reality.
Over the weekend there was a Law and Order based on the Jon Benet Ramsey case and another on the Natalee Holloway case with enough significant differences for any thinking human being to recognize the differences. I think the SVU series also used the Etan Patz case as the basis for an episode.
Dick Durlong wrote:
Saw a recent interview, and she was definitely over the proverbial hill. But maybe to guys more of her era she has some sort of star appeal still.
not so hot wrote:Have you ever seen those pornstar before and after makeup vids? It's like that with her. Your happy little fantasy world would come crashing down if you ever saw her up close without all the botox, hollywood makeup, hair dye and hair extensions that money can buy.
I think you mean pornstar appeal
Suzy is pissed about this episode. Anyone else watch it?
SUZYfavor wrote:
https://www.google.com/amp/womensrunning.competitor.com/2016/10/news/suzy-favor-hamilton-law-order_66572/ampSuzy is pissed about this episode. Anyone else watch it?
Her comments are actually pretty balanced and reasonable considering how awkward it must have been for her to watch a semifictionalized version of her own life. This was funny:
I confess, the show itself wasn’t bad, aside from the questionable running form of the woman who played my part—lol.
The episode plot and establishing scenario is quite a bit different from the SFH story.
Does it harken back to the SFH story of a bipolar escort? Yes. After that the connections gets tenuous. The show drivers used a young aspiring athlete not a seasoned veteran of three OGs. The only similarity is that a present day athlete has a bipolar life as a bar hooker and that bipolar SFH was an internet based escort after retirement from athletics.
I'm sure the bipolar hooker has been done a number of times as a plot device in any number of TVshows and movies. The raped prostitute is an often used plot device in many shows in this TV series, the L&O family of shows and other police procedurals.
In no way was this episode about SFH's story of her battle with a mental disorder. The two pronged plot was about how bipolar disorder manifests as extreme emotional highs and lows for those who suffer from it and the legal issues of prostitute rape.
Am I naïve enough to think the SFH as 'a hooker exposed' story was not a motivator is selecting one of the establishing elements of the this episodes plot?
Of Course Not
But I'm not buying into the idea this episode was based on a SFH experience and caused legal harm to SFH.
Gary Glitter wrote:
Oh she's still a total babe.
Complete psycho. But total babe.
The fact that could have 3 holed her for only $900 burns in my brain... so sorry I missed that action.
BurningDinosaurBones wrote:
Gary Glitter wrote:Oh she's still a total babe.
Complete psycho. But total babe.
The fact that could have 3 holed her for only $900 burns in my brain... so sorry I missed that action.
Join the Club.
SUZYfavor wrote:
https://www.google.com/amp/womensrunning.competitor.com/2016/10/news/suzy-favor-hamilton-law-order_66572/ampSuzy is pissed about this episode. Anyone else watch it?
it's nice to know she's still delusional
See? Trump was telling the truth when he said he's going to bring back law Law and Order.
not so hot wrote:
Star wrote:Good lord she's still hot.
Have you ever seen those pornstar before and after makeup vids? It's like that with her. Your happy little fantasy world would come crashing down if you ever saw her up close without all the botox, hollywood makeup, hair dye and hair extensions that money can buy.
But I'm not seeing her close up and in person.
And she has kept fit.
That body is real.