In the podcast “Procedurally Generated,” hosted by Jermaine Harris, the speaker reflects on the enduring popularity and appeal of the TV show “Law and Order.” Growing up watching the series with his mom, he appreciates its revival for a more modern audience. Delving into various seasons, the host enjoys observing the different detective approaches to solving cases, despite acknowledging the show’s occasional lack of realism in quick case resolutions and convenient evidence discoveries. Overall, “Law and Order” serves as comforting and familiar entertainment, offering consistent tones and expectations across episodes.
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