Listen, we’re not posting this as proof of anything, except that life can imitate art and vice versa.
As Twitchy reported, Anderson Cooper quickly cut to a commercial after his interview subject, E. Jean Carroll, disagreed with Cooper’s characterization of rape as an act of violence, instead suggesting that most people think it’s “sexy.” That made for one awkward pause.
Anderson Cooper went straight to commercial right after this comment. pic.twitter.com/hkM7KCYw71
— Cameron Cawthorne (@Cam_Cawthorne) June 25, 2019
Twitter user @thebradfordfile then dug up this clip from “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” The detectives are interviewing a man who’s hired to play out women’s rape fantasies, and he mentions one in particular that took place … in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room.
No, for real.
Dear @CNN:
I saw your interview of E. Jean Carroll. Her story sounds a lot like an episode of Special Victims Unit—Episode 11, Season 13
Discussion of a rape fantasy in the dressing room at Bergdorf Goodman's.
At 42:15…https://t.co/dEKjFSaWIz
— thebradfordfile™ (@thebradfordfile) June 25, 2019
Screenshot of script with reference: pic.twitter.com/EPkysBx3X5
— Just a guy, thinking (@CynicalBastard1) June 25, 2019
Story by : Marygrace O'Shea & Julie Martin & Warren Leight
Teleplay by : Marygrace O'Shea— Just a guy, thinking (@CynicalBastard1) June 25, 2019
Interesting.
— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) June 25, 2019
? No way ?
— Mike Silverhand (@mikefidborg) June 25, 2019
Yes way.
Who would have thought all those hours of binge watching this show would lead to this…..AMAZING
— They Call me the Snowman, cooooomooooon! (@jsundi13) June 25, 2019
Omg ?
— Shmoopy5 (@JLLWG5) June 25, 2019
Well THAT'S interesting.
— Walkin' Pam D (@lifebythecreek) June 25, 2019
Holy cow! pic.twitter.com/6SVpAUX3tz
— Susan Blakey (@suebeetee) June 25, 2019
That does seem awfully similar.
— Christopher R Taylor (@KestrelArts) June 25, 2019
Someone should figure out the last time that episode was aired.
— Drew Nyman (@Mr_Nyman) June 25, 2019
Nice detective work, I mean reporting! Just the facts sir!
— Sandrarosesings (@Sandrarosesings) June 25, 2019
— Mike Harr1s (@mikeHarr1s) June 25, 2019
— Abby (@AbbyOnInterwebs) June 25, 2019
— Sharon Yealey☕?? (@mamabearyealey) June 25, 2019
Whoa. ?
— Megan Anderson (@MayMcD) June 25, 2019
Kudos for finding this!
— FormerNCChick (@FormerNCChick) June 25, 2019
Wow, great work…anyone spot The Standard Hotel getting a mention the minute before?
— Jason Armstrong (@jasearmstrong75) June 25, 2019
Did I hear the Standard Hotel in this?
— Mimi Fox Brinkman (@MARILYN19556) June 25, 2019
Well that can't be a coincidence.
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 25, 2019
We’re not sayin’ … we’re just sayin’. It’s interesting, that’s all.
Hmm, Life imitating Art?
— Christina⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@christinaLW28) June 25, 2019
— lisa (@lisa27435743) June 25, 2019
They’ve really twisted the tag line “the following story is based on actual events”
— jmac2014 (@GingerMcMac) June 25, 2019
How long did it take you to find this??? Amazing.
— Rebecca R. (@VRWCmama) June 25, 2019
Yep. I tweeted this a few days ago. We watched the episode on ION or WE network. We couldn’t believe it!
— SandyBeach??✝️?? (@sandybeach0724) June 25, 2019
Wow! Good catch. Not dispositive, but intriguing.
— Lester Dent (@LesterDent) June 25, 2019
Yes, intriguing.
Related:
Rape is ‘sexy’? Anderson Cooper at a loss for words during his interview of E. Jean Carroll https://t.co/Gx4DshLwxM
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) June 25, 2019
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