Legal question

[Juulie Downs]

Originally Posted by CMHCoachNRef

Unless, of course, Perry Mason is the plaintiff's attorney.

Bingo!! ( I know that's not a legal term, but it still signifies the winner!)

Here in Portland, Oregon, Perry Mason has played at noon on a certain channel since it first went into syndication back in the 60's. Every week day. When I was a child, and was home sick from school, I watched it. When I was a college student and was home from school, I watched, and now that I'm a grandmother, when my granddaughter is at my house out of school (her mother works), we watch it. Some of the episodes, I can tell you who did it, just by the title.

One thing I know for sure, Hamilton Burger was an idiot. He never learned that if Perry Mason was on the case, he ought to just give up before he even started. It would have saved LA a lot of money in all those useless trials.

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

One thing I know for sure, Hamilton Burger was an idiot. He never learned that if Perry Mason was on the case, he ought to just give up before he even started. It would have saved LA a lot of money in all those useless trials.

True, but Mr. Burger would never have found the true guilty party without Mr. Mason's help. He would have had to spend some money somehow!

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

Here in Portland, Oregon, Perry Mason has played at noon on a certain channel since it first went into syndication back in the 60's.

Whenever anyone asks them when they're going to stop running the show, their answer is always, "when people stop watching it".