Law & Order Organized Crime “End Of Innocence” Discussion Topic
Here is the discussion topic for Law & Order Organized Crime, “End Of Innocence” which aired on Thursday, February 1, 2024. Please feel free to add any feedback you have about this episode in the comments!
This series is still not working for me. I don't really care about Stabler's family. I have a feeling that they don't have much of an organized crime story so they have to go personal. This series may not make it another season.
Although I did wish that the show returned to a longer story arc(s) this season, I do consider the case presented in this episode and the last was a step-up compared to a lot of them in the previous season. In season 3, I only thought that the Murphy case (Partners in Crime/Punch Drunk/All in the Game) was great, besides the 3-hour season premiere crossover event. I thought he should've returned for that season's finale arc, given the "unending cliffhanger."
I'm really liking this season. I find the stories much easier to follow than those of previous seasons where I'd often get confused. The cinematography is cool too. For me, this season has the right balance of action and drama with a sort of thriller feel overlaying it. The storytelling feels mature and not corny like it did in previous seasons.This episode had me captivated from start to finish and I'm hyped to see what comes next
I agree with the most recent comment. I prefer the maturity this season has over the previous seasons. Although I do miss the 8-episode arcs, if we are given 2-episode storylines, I prefer season 4 over season 3. It's still a great show We just need to keep an open mind to the different ways the different showrunners have chosen to tell the stories.
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The best of the 3 for the night it wrapped up the story but i am more invested in Stabler's family drama.
This series is still not working for me. I don't really care about Stabler's family. I have a feeling that they don't have much of an organized crime story so they have to go personal. This series may not make it another season.
Although I did wish that the show returned to a longer story arc(s) this season, I do consider the case presented in this episode and the last was a step-up compared to a lot of them in the previous season. In season 3, I only thought that the Murphy case (Partners in Crime/Punch Drunk/All in the Game) was great, besides the 3-hour season premiere crossover event. I thought he should've returned for that season's finale arc, given the "unending cliffhanger."
I'm really liking this season. I find the stories much easier to follow than those of previous seasons where I'd often get confused. The cinematography is cool too. For me, this season has the right balance of action and drama with a sort of thriller feel overlaying it. The storytelling feels mature and not corny like it did in previous seasons.This episode had me captivated from start to finish and I'm hyped to see what comes next
I agree with the most recent comment. I prefer the maturity this season has over the previous seasons. Although I do miss the 8-episode arcs, if we are given 2-episode storylines, I prefer season 4 over season 3. It's still a great show We just need to keep an open mind to the different ways the different showrunners have chosen to tell the stories.
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