[ SECRET POST #2594 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2594 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Speaking of Morse and Lewis and actually a few other British procedurals like maybe Silent Witness, what bothers me is that in a lot of the episodes there seems to be some sort of love interest/flirtation vibe with a suspect or a person of interest and it seems to cause little to no internal moral conflict for the cop character. And a lot of the time it doesn't just stay a vibe, if I recall correctly... That just seems super unprofessional to me! Still love them though, especially Lewis.

[dreemyweird]

Are there procedurals that don't do it?.. Apparently all the crime shows I've watched were British.

[(Anonymous)]

I've just noticed it a lot more in British shows? Or like they will have a drink with them or hang out or impliedly stay the night at their place or whatever. And it seems to happen a lot, and is not often presented as even a plot point in that it might cause trouble for the cop? I feel like in American shows it's at least shown as that if they put the flirtation/interest into action.

[dreemyweird]

I wasn't being sarcastic, it was a genuine question :D Sorry about the intonation fail.

[(Anonymous)]

No problem :D At least this gave me a chance to talk about this apparent pet peeve a bit more ;)