Tag: Jeffrey Donovan
Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 3 Episode 1 Review: Gimme Shelter — Part One
Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 3 Episode 1, “Gimme Shelter — Part One” gets the crossover off to a slow start, but builds up well. Check out our review.
Preview — Law & Order/Law & Order: SVU/Law & Order: Organized Crime Crossover: “Gimme Shelter: Parts One, Two, and Three”
The Law & Order universe is back for the fall season with a historic three-part crossover event bringing all the squads together. Check our preview for more!
Law & Order Review: Black and Blue (Season 21 Episode 10)
Law & Order makes sure to end its season on a controversial note with a harsh, but fair look at how the NYPD interact with certain communities.
Law & Order Review: The Great Pretender (Season 21 Episode 9)
Law & Order fails to impress for a second week in a row, this time due to busy storytelling that packs too much in. Check out our review for our full thoughts.
Law & Order Review: Severance (Season 21 Episode 8)
Price finally loses a case which ultimately loses our attention in the delivery. For the first time in it’s return season, Law & Order fails to impress.
Law & Order Review: Legacy (Season 21 Episode 7)
Law & Order asks the question of who is responsible when a mentally ill teenager is given a gun that is later used to kill someone. Check out our review for more!
Law & Order Review: Wicked Game (Season 21 Episode 6)
Law & Order Season 21 Episode 6, “Wicked Game,” keeps our attention by giving more focus to Dixon and an unexpected outcome. Check out our review!
Law & Order Review: Free Speech (Season 21 Episode 5)
The QAnon phenom takes center stage on Law & Order Season 21 Episode 5, “Free Speech.” Read on for our review!
Law & Order Review: Fault Lines (Season 21 Episode 4)
Law & Order stagnates with a case that isn’t exactly exciting, but does have some merit for the issues it brings to light. Check out our review of the latest episode!
Law & Order Review: Filtered Life (Season 21 Episode 3)
What could have been a fascinating case falls short with predictable twists. Check out our latest review of Law & Order!