Where can I purchase the red pendant worn by Milena Govich on Conviction??

What is the name of the song that is playing when Christina is looking at the little baby through the glass after the decision is made?

I've watched all the episodes and also agree that the personal relationships are slowing the show down. Stephanie March is absolutely wasted and must be wondering why she came out of the witness protection program. Eric Balfour always seems to playing a malcontent and this goes back to Six Feet Under. He seems to play the same character in every show. Here he's just too slick for his own good. Julianne Nicholoson, Milena Govich and Jordan Bridges seem like the breakout future stars on this show. But, if the ratings don't improve you have to wonder if it'll be back for the fall or they could move it. They are trying to sample it on Tuesday this week also.

Jimmy: I disagree, I like most of the characters on the show, I just believe that their relationships (or most of them) need to be written better. Case in point: I like Milena Govich's character... I liked her in court, I liked her with her family, but I just don't believe her with Anson Mount's character.

The one relationship I like on the show is Eric Balfour and Julianne Nicholson's. Its real, I think, in that he likes her but won't admit it to himself, and wants to keep up his reputation. And I think Nicholson's Finn is an interesting character (that, or I just have a crush... Who knows?)

I have to agree with spongy on this one. Anson Mount and Stephanie March, while competent actors in their respective roles, have NO chemistry together. The whole relationship side of this show is really starting to bug me. It's seems like the writers are going for Grey's Anatomy meets Perry Mason and it's just not working. I have absolutely no idea what a DA office is like, but this seems just TOO unreal. Granted, like Grey's Anatomy, you have suspend belief in some respects, it is a TV show after all, but unlike Grey's these relationships all seems forced for the sake of creating drama, not integral to the show. The one bright side of this show is that Steele got used like he uses so many women, and J. August Richards finally got some courtroom action. I still say they could cut two, or maybe three, characters and still have a great show. If they got rid of Jordan Bridges and Milena Govich I think the show would only be stronger. With this series, Wolf and company seem to want to explore the relationships outside of the courtroom as much as in. With a smaller cast, that would be much easier.

I love how Steele seems to be the girl in all his "relationships". He keeps wanting more from the women he sleeps with but they just want a booty call ;) Just take the booty and shut the hell up.

And that desk sex thing... the most awkward.scene.ever. Seriously, there's a reason Dick Wolf doesn't allow graphic relationshippy scenes in Law & Order universe and after having to see that one, I'm in total agreement. They just shouldn't do it at all. Let us use our imagination and just throw us innuendo that someone sleeps with someone else. Pretty please!

The first time I noticed the word used in the episode is when Finn went to look at the baby, she wispered it. When I did some research, its also the Yoga position that she was going into when her pager went off:

"the experience of savasana is simply a rest... "

Savasana is the Yoga pose Christina was doing when she got beeped. Its also called the corpse pose.

The reason why this episode called Savasana because that is the 'corpse' posture that Finn was in when she gets the call in the beginning of the epidsode.