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Cooper's Argumentative Analysis

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COOPER is a proposed detective, crime TV pilot. While detective shows are tried and true, to be successful they need to offer the audience something new. This series does with the idea of a special unit called the Armed Career Criminal Unit. They seek illegal operations and criminals transporting and selling weapons. It 's an excellent premise. It 's extremely relevant to today 's society. One can envision the idea as a long-term series. With that said, there are areas that are worth discussing for possible revisions. First reconsider the opening. Immediately the audience knows that Jimmy aka “Cooper” is an uncover cop. Consider opening with Cooper meeting with the gun supplier, but not revealing, yet, that Cooper is undercover. Reveal

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