There is no Perry Mason moment in the TSF hush money case.

[LiberalFighter]

Todd Blanche could never be a Perry Mason.

It may appear there is a Perry Mason moment but we don't see it first hand. But when reviewed and exhibited again it spoofs. I expect the prosecutors are more qualified than those in the OJ case.

In regards to the one minute thirty six seconds phone call. Andrew Weissmann brought up the ninety second tape Michael Cohen made. Andrew even suggested prosecution could count out ninety six seconds out to the jury.

[dem4decades]

1. Perry's clients were innocent, so there's that difference.

[brooklynite]

2. There is no Perry Mason moment because there's never a Perry Mason moment...

Trials are never as dramatic as they are on television.

[LiberalFighter]

3. It also appears with Perry Mason episodes

It is a preliminary hearing? That is there is no jury. At least the episodes I have watched.

[Ruby Soho]

4. I don't know, the OJ trial was plenty dramatic.

And it had a Perry Mason moment with the handling of the glove. So much so that Cochran's line is still quoted today.

"If the glove don't fit, you must acquit."

Almost like that trial was tailor-made for TV.