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Paul Robinette

Paul Robinette

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Search complete. 4 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Paul Robinette".

Sep 22, 2026

Heather NarduzziPANELIST
71:07
everybody's been on Law and Order
Dave MaderHOST
71:08
but he was the original like he's from like season one Law and Order Paul Robinette
Heather NarduzziPANELIST
71:14
So is he like a thousand years old?
Dave MaderHOST
71:17
He is now 63.
Jeff MaderPANELIST
73:13
fun.
Dave MaderHOST
73:14
They were fun.
Dave MaderHOST
73:15
You guys have seen Paul Robinette.
Dave MaderHOST
73:17
He comes back as a defense attorney in season six.
Katya ValasekHOST
18:21
His favorite Law & Order character is also someone whose professional identity changes.
Charles StarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:27
I would say my favorite lawyer is from a show that I both love and hate, and it's Paul Robinette, who was the first junior AD.
Charles StarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:39
I have a ton of issues with Law & Order, which I consider extreme copaganda, but an incredibly compelling watch.
Charles StarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:48
But Paul Robinette was the sort of young, green guy idealistic, African-American assistant district attorney.
Charles StarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:58
His evolution, I thought, was very interesting, both through his arc as a young attorney dealing with the ethics of the office as a young Black man, and then when they brought the character back in later seasons when he was a defense attorney where he had reoriented himself as a you know the famous question that came up in an early episode and then when he came back to the show was you have to decide if you're a lawyer who is black or a black man who is a lawyer And, you know, the revelation when he comes back as a defense attorney is that he is the latter.
Charles StarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:43
He thought he was the former, but he is the latter.

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