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: Legal Blog WatchPoll to Watch: Law Profs' Favorite TV Show
By Eric Lipman
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At PrawfsBlawg (which hurts a little to type), Eric Johnson has begun accepting "nominations" for a poll to be administered to law professors, which will -- "scientifically," he says -- determine their all-time favorite television show. It seems there are no restrictions; it's a free-for-all to suggest the choices to be presented to poll respondents in the comments. So far, the pickings are slim, and, I hope, largely facetious: The Wire -- of course ... Posted by: Aspiring Prawf | Jul 6, 2010 8:50:38 PM hannah montana Posted by: andy | Jul 6, 2010 11:34:08 PM Survivor!!!! Posted by: Erin | Jul 6, 2010 11:47:54 PM It's going to be hard to get a broad enough set of finalists, considering the diversity of interests among law school faculty. I had a crim law professor who would most certainly endorse "Jail" as his favorite program, in light of his firmly held opinion that every law student should be incarcerated as a character-building exercise. Whereas I have no trouble imagining my bankruptcy prof (are adjuncts eligible to vote?) sitting in front of the tube with a six-pack of tall boys watching "Mobile Home Disaster." And not for its hope-and-faith-in-mankind-renewing properties. We'll be...Full post as published by Legal Blog Watch on July 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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