| Way to Die #909 | |
|---|---|
| "Law and OrDead" | |
| Name of the death is a pun on the Show "Law and Order" and "Dead" | |
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| "Luckily for Nelson Robbinson, the jury believed Jeremiah's theatrics and saw his client not guilty. Too bad Jeremiah wasn't alive to celebrate it. Case dismissed." | |
| Date | April 5, 1999 |
| Location | County Courthouse, Jackson, Kentucky |
| Episode this death was featured in |
"Cure for the Common Death, Part I" |
| Deaths | |
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"Law and OrDead", Way to Die #909, is the seventh Segment in "Cure for the Common Death, Part I". It was first aired on March 22, 2009.
Plot
Lawyer Jeremiah Prescott wants to convince the judge that his client, Nelson Robbinson, is not responsible for murdering a person. His theory is that the victim shot himself while pulling a gun out. To prove it, he uses an empty pistol to demonstrate how it could've happened. The gun turned out to be not that empty after one last bullet was fired after pulling the gun out of his pocket. This one bullet did enough damage to kill the Lawyer. The Judge eventually saw Nelson to be not guilty and lets him free.
Cast and Interviews
- Kim Dildine - Lawyer Jeremiah Prescott (lead: intended victim)
- Darren Kavinoky - Lawyer/Defense Attorney
1000 Ways To Die -909 Law and OrDead (German Version)
Foreign Names
- Schluss-und Schussplädoyer (Final and gunshot) - German dub
Segment Nicknames
- Courtroom Blues
- Case Closed
Trivia
- Something like this actually happened. A Politician from the 19th Century named Clement Vallandigham suffered the same Fate.
- The CGI is reused from Abracadaver.
- In the Italian dub, Darren's first interview was cut short.
- In the Italian dub, Ron Perlman can be heard talking in the background.
