Blind Justice ABC Game

[Colorado girl]

And More Unforgettable Blind Justice Dialogue

A is for "Alright, I'll give him a break." Oh that Marty is such a sweet guy.
B is for "Even a blind man could see that." Such a corny reply.

C is for "Tinsleys. Cheap-ass Scotch." Vic and Meg Wheeler's drink of choice.
D is for "I don't like this one bit." spoken in a very stern voice.

E is for "This isn't Easy." admitting a vulnerability never is.
F is for "It's a fact you'd be safer with a guy who could see." Another insecurity of his.

G is for "The trail's gone cold in the city." An incongruous line it seemed.
H is for "Hey, blind dude!" "Blond dude?" Which did he mean?

I is for "Is that Internal Affairs comin' through the door. You got me." Jim tried to conceal his emotions.
J is for "And I was just being clumsy." Though usually so in control of his motions.

K is for "When I beat you till your Kidneys bleed." Jim would show Warren his famous left hook.
L is for "You could learn some listening skills;" how to act in the squad, Fisk told Jim what it took.

M is for "He is on Modified assignment, he's blind!" Marty sees everything in black and white.
N is for "I am Not a civilian aide." To gain acceptance, he was in for a fight.

O is for "You can use this as an Opportunity for a fresh start." Did Jim make good use of Galloway's advice.
P is for Please Christie with the dog line -- could you just this once be nice?

Q is for "You Questioning your ability to do the job?" Galloway had great insight.
R is for "I was born in Red Hook." Jim understood what it meant to fight.

S is for "I’ll give it a shot." Jim would play up the blindness to put Nancy at ease.
T is for "This place ran fine without you." His cutting words momentarily made Jim freeze.

U is for "At this point, I don't know which way is up." Losing his gun put him at an all time low.

[hoosier]

And More unforgettable Blind Justice Dialogue

A is for "Alright, I'll give him a break." Oh that Mary is such a sweet guy.
B is for "Even a blind guy could see that." Such a corny reply.

C is for "Tinsleys. Cheap-ass Scotch." Vic and Meg Wheeler's drink of choice.
D is for "I don't like this one bit." spoken in a very stern voice.

E is for "This isn't Easy." Admitting a vulnerability never is.
F is for "It's a fact you'd be safer with a guy who could see." Another insecurity of his.

G is for "The trail's gone cold in the city." An incongruous line it seemed.
H is for "Hey, blind dude!" "Blond dude?" Which did he mean?

I is for "Is that Internal Affairs comin' through the door. You got me." Jim tried to conceal his emotions.
J is for "And I was just being clumsy." Though usually so in control of his motions.

K is for "When I beat you till your Kidneys bleed." Jim would show Warren his famous left hook.
L is for "You could learn some listening skills;" how to act in the squad, Fisk told Jim what it took.

M is for "He is on Modified assignment, he's blind!" Marty sees everything in black and white.
N is for "I am Not a civilian aide." To gain acceptance, he was in for a fight.

O is for "You can use this as an Opportunity for a fresh start." Did Jim make good use of Galloway's advice?
P is for Please Christie with the dog line -- could you just this once be nice?

Q is for "You Questioning you ability to do he job?" Galloway had great insight.
R is for "I grew up in Red Hook." Jim understood what it meant to fight.

S is for "I'll give it a shot." Jim would play up the blindness to put Nancy at ease.
T is for "This place ran fine without you." His cutting words momentarily made Jim freeze.

U is for "At this point I don't know which way is Up." Losing his gun put him at an all time low.
V is for "You want to ride out to the East Village and look for the dog?" Was Marty's offer sincere , how could he know?

[Katryna]

And More unforgettable Blind Justice Dialogue

A is for "Alright, I'll give him a break." Oh that Mary is such a sweet guy.
B is for "Even a blind guy could see that." Such a corny reply.

C is for "Tinsleys. Cheap-ass Scotch." Vic and Meg Wheeler's drink of choice.
D is for "I don't like this one bit." spoken in a very stern voice.

E is for "This isn't Easy." Admitting a vulnerability never is.
F is for "It's a fact you'd be safer with a guy who could see." Another insecurity of his.

G is for "The trail's gone cold in the city." An incongruous line it seemed.
H is for "Hey, blind dude!" "Blond dude?" Which did he mean?

I is for "Is that Internal Affairs comin' through the door. You got me." Jim tried to conceal his emotions.
J is for "And I was just being clumsy." Though usually so in control of his motions.

K is for "When I beat you till your Kidneys bleed." Jim would show Warren his famous left hook.
L is for "You could learn some listening skills;" how to act in the squad, Fisk told Jim what it took.

M is for "He is on Modified assignment, he's blind!" Marty sees everything in black and white.
N is for "I am Not a civilian aide." To gain acceptance, he was in for a fight.

O is for "You can use this as an Opportunity for a fresh start." Did Jim make good use of Galloway's advice?
P is for Please Christie with the dog line -- could you just this once be nice?

Q is for "You Questioning you ability to do he job?" Galloway had great insight.
R is for "I grew up in Red Hook." Jim understood what it meant to fight.

S is for "I'll give it a shot." Jim would play up the blindness to put Nancy at ease.
T is for "This place ran fine without you." His cutting words momentarily made Jim freeze.

U is for "At this point I don't know which way is Up." Losing his gun put him at an all time low.
V is for "You want to ride out to the East Village and look for the dog?" Was Marty's offer sincere , how could he know?

W is for "I don’t wanna go to dance class tonight." After all, it had been a tough day.

[Chris]

And More unforgettable Blind Justice Dialogue

A is for "Alright, I'll give him a break." Oh that Mary is such a sweet guy.
B is for "Even a blind guy could see that." Such a corny reply.

C is for "Tinsleys. Cheap-ass Scotch." Vic and Meg Wheeler's drink of choice.
D is for "I don't like this one bit." spoken in a very stern voice.

E is for "This isn't Easy." Admitting a vulnerability never is.
F is for "It's a fact you'd be safer with a guy who could see." Another insecurity of his.

G is for "The trail's gone cold in the city." An incongruous line it seemed.
H is for "Hey, blind dude!" "Blond dude?" Which did he mean?

I is for "Is that Internal Affairs comin' through the door. You got me." Jim tried to conceal his emotions.
J is for "And I was just being clumsy." Though usually so in control of his motions.

K is for "When I beat you till your Kidneys bleed." Jim would show Warren his famous left hook.
L is for "You could learn some listening skills;" how to act in the squad, Fisk told Jim what it took.

M is for "He is on Modified assignment, he's blind!" Marty sees everything in black and white.
N is for "I am Not a civilian aide." To gain acceptance, he was in for a fight.

O is for "You can use this as an Opportunity for a fresh start." Did Jim make good use of Galloway's advice?
P is for Please Christie with the dog line -- could you just this once be nice?

Q is for "You Questioning you ability to do he job?" Galloway had great insight.
R is for "I grew up in Red Hook." Jim understood what it meant to fight.

S is for "I'll give it a shot." Jim would play up the blindness to put Nancy at ease.
T is for "This place ran fine without you." His cutting words momentarily made Jim freeze.

U is for "At this point I don't know which way is Up." Losing his gun put him at an all time low.
V is for "You want to ride out to the East Village and look for the dog?" Was Marty's offer sincere , how could he know?

W is for "I don’t wanna go to dance class tonight." After all, it had been a tough day.
X is for "You've got X-ray-glasses? Todd Moncrief knew what Jerry did everyday.

[Katryna]

And More unforgettable Blind Justice Dialogue

A is for "Alright, I'll give him a break." Oh that Mary is such a sweet guy.
B is for "Even a blind guy could see that." Such a corny reply.

C is for "Tinsleys. Cheap-ass Scotch." Vic and Meg Wheeler's drink of choice.
D is for "I don't like this one bit." spoken in a very stern voice.

E is for "This isn't Easy." Admitting a vulnerability never is.
F is for "It's a fact you'd be safer with a guy who could see." Another insecurity of his.

G is for "The trail's gone cold in the city." An incongruous line it seemed.
H is for "Hey, blind dude!" "Blond dude?" Which did he mean?

I is for "Is that Internal Affairs comin' through the door. You got me." Jim tried to conceal his emotions.
J is for "And I was just being clumsy." Though usually so in control of his motions.

K is for "When I beat you till your Kidneys bleed." Jim would show Warren his famous left hook.
L is for "You could learn some listening skills;" how to act in the squad, Fisk told Jim what it took.

M is for "He is on Modified assignment, he's blind!" Marty sees everything in black and white.
N is for "I am Not a civilian aide." To gain acceptance, he was in for a fight.

O is for "You can use this as an Opportunity for a fresh start." Did Jim make good use of Galloway's advice?
P is for Please Christie with the dog line -- could you just this once be nice?

Q is for "You Questioning you ability to do he job?" Galloway had great insight.
R is for "I grew up in Red Hook." Jim understood what it meant to fight.

S is for "I'll give it a shot." Jim would play up the blindness to put Nancy at ease.
T is for "This place ran fine without you." His cutting words momentarily made Jim freeze.

U is for "At this point I don't know which way is Up." Losing his gun put him at an all time low.
V is for "You want to ride out to the East Village and look for the dog?" Was Marty's offer sincere , how could he know?

W is for "I don’t wanna go to dance class tonight." After all, it had been a tough day.
X is for "You've got X-ray-glasses? Todd Moncrief knew what Jerry did everyday.

Y is for "You carry a gun?" Vince was clearly amazed.

[hoosier]

And More Unforgettable Blind Justice Dialogue

A is for "Alright, I'll give him a break." Oh that Marty is such a sweet guy.
B is for "Even a blind man could see that." Such a corny reply.

C is for "Tinsleys. Cheap-ass Scotch." Vic and Meg Wheeler's drink of choice.
D is for "I don't like this one bit." spoken in a very stern voice.

E is for "This isn't Easy." Admitting a vulnerability never is.
F is for "It's a fact you'd be safer with a guy who could see." Another insecurity of his.

G is for "The trail's gone cold in the city." An incongruous line it seemed.
H is for "Hey, blind dude?" "Blond dude?" Which did he mean?

I is for "Is that Internal Affairs comin' through the door. You got me." Jim tried to conceal his emotions.
J is for "And I was just being clumsy." Though usually so in control of his motions.

K is for "When I beat you till your Kidneys bleed." Jim would show Warren his famous left hook.
L is for "You could learn some listening skills;" how to act in the squad, Fisk wold Jim what it took.

M is for "He is on Modified assignment, he's blind!" Marty saw everything in black and white.
N is for "I am Not a civilian aide." To gain acceptance, he was in for a fight.

O is for "You can use this as an Opportunity for a fresh start." Did Jim make good use of Galloway's advice?
P is for Please Christie with the dog line -- could you just this once be nice?

Q is for "You Questioning your ability to do the job?" Galloway had great insight.
R is for "I grew up in Red Hook." Jim understood what it meant to fight.

S is for "I'll give it a shot." Jim would play up the blindness to put Nancy at ease.
T is for "This place ran fine without you." His cutting words made Jim freeze.

U is for "At this point I don't know which way is Up." Losing his gun put him at an all time low.
V is for "You want to ride out to the East Village and look for the dog?" Was Marty's offer sincere, how would he know?

W is for "I don't wanna go to dance class tonight." After all, it had been a tough day.
X is for "You got X-ray-glasses?" Todd Moncrief knew what Jerry did everyday.

Y is for "You carry a gun?" Vince was clearly amazed.
Z is for "It's sorta like a sideways Z." Not answers but more questions raised.

not the correct scene but love the screencap.
Want to continue? Any ideas?

[Colorado girl]

Karma Hoosier, for a great "Z"!

[hoosier]

How about Blind Justice Couples???

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.

[Katryna]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

[rducasey]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

C is for Couple's Therapy, "I'd like that." she said.

[Katryna]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

C is for Couple's Therapy, "I'd like that." she said.
D is for Dance Class. This night Jim would rather have stayed home instead.

[hoosier]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

C is for Couple's therapy, "I'd like that." she said.
D is for Dance Class. This night Jim would rather have stayed home instead.

E is for Embrace, comforting arms at the end of a difficult day.

[rducasey]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

C is for Couple's therapy, "I'd like that." she said.
D is for Dance Class. This night Jim would rather have stayed home instead.

E is for Embrace, comforting arms at the end of a difficult day.
F is for Flowers. Dr. Galloway's advice made him stop for a floral bouquet.

[mlm828]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

C is for Couple's therapy, "I'd like that." she said.
D is for Dance Class. This night Jim would rather have stayed home instead.

E is for Embrace, comforting arms at the end of a difficult day.
F is for Flowers. Dr. Galloway's advice made him stop for a floral bouquet.

G is for "Goood morning!" The best wake-up call of all!

[rducasey]

Jim and Christie Dunbar

A is for Anne, who led Jim astray.
B is for the Blindness. Did that make Christie stay?

C is for Couple's therapy, "I'd like that." she said.
D is for Dance Class. This night Jim would rather have stayed home instead.

E is for Embrace, comforting arms at the end of a difficult day.
F is for Flowers. Dr. Galloway's advice made him stop for a floral bouquet.

G is for "Goood morning!" The best wake-up call of all!
H is for Honesty. More of that would have been Galloway's call.