Some thoughts on 'Blind Justice'

I've been "lurking" for a while, reading this as well as other boards, but I feel compelled to share some thoughts.

There has been a lot of talk lately about relationships and so forth and I really don't have an opinion of that issue. I figure what happens happens. I'm willing to leave it to the writers =O) I recall someone mentioning being upset by Jim beating up the suspect (the child molester) a few weeks ago. I admit it: that bugged me a little. More the fact that 4 others stood around and watched it than the fact that it happened. But it occurs to me to mention that it isn't the first time. Think back to the pilot: Jim elbowed the suspect in the back of the head. Then Marty slapped a guy in the back of the head a few weeks later. I also have to remind myself occasionally "hey you, this is fiction...don't get too worked up!" I know it's easy sometimes to get wrapped up in a show and the characters. The best example I can think of is Champ. (I'm not bashing Champ, defending actually). We get wrapped up in characters and their lives. Personally, I'm not that crazy about Christie, but I won't be heart-broken if Jim and Karen don't end up together.

I am a fan of "Blind Justice". Originally, it became part of my "viewing week" because my online class ended at 10 on Tuesday. It was convenient. But I have come to like the show. I feel everyone is entitled to his/her own opinion, but I personally LOVE this show. I do have to remind myself that it is fiction sometimes because I get annoyed about things. I am a Criminal Justice major, so I get a little worked up over some of the "unrealistic" aspects. But as has been said by many people "this is fiction!" =O) and I can get over it. I enjoy "Blind Justice" and the majority of posters. I hope that I can add something to this board, but if I can't, feel free to tell me to go away =O)