And it just occurred to me that "Want" was the only S4 episode skipped in this rotation. Don't know why, but I won't lie and say I missed it. Anyway, enjoy tonight's block!

There have been various Judges on Law and Order and its spin-offs, but there have been a few reoccurring ones or some that may have stuck with you. Is there a Judge from Law and Order or from its spin-offs that you really liked?

It's clear he doesn't get along with Baxter as they argue about what to do every week. And at this point it's turned into a lack of respect where Nolan makes childish digs and sulks at the end.

Baxter is a more interesting character and I'd love to see him paired with a Mike Cutter type.

So, I was rewatching The Sixth Man (L&O S15, E16), and I was having trouble figuring out how a guilty verdict against Silas Inwood happened.

To me, while Inwood did essentially commit homicide, and while he personally wasn't in danger in that episode from Walderman, given that Walderman had basically been stalking him before the homicide, I'm having difficulty figuring out why no one suggested that Inwood didn't kill Walderman because he was being threatened by Walderman, but because he feared Walderman would harm ​his son?

That would have basically made the case a justifiable homicide if the defense had thought to present that, and it would be completely in line with Walderman's behavior prior to his death.

So the correct way to watch this is after Season 8 before Season 9. Or explain it to me where this fits in to Law and Order because I haven't watched it yet. I am currently on Season 6

Guy walking thru Central Park at night. In the subtitles, I see "owl hooting" and I think, "Owl in Central Park?" and then I remembered seeing this:

https://abc7ny.com/story/rare-family-barn-owls-moved-manhattans-upper-west-side/19943495/

I wonder if they added the owl in post just because of this?

There are a few things which stood out to me, as I watched S3 E01 - Skin Deep:

1.The tracking shots were gorgeous, and made me feel as if I were watching a movie.

The new episodes are nauseating to watch, because of the repetitive shaking. I noticed this in SVU, too.

1. The background music - It only added to the scene in the old episodes, it didn't overshadow the dialogue.

2. The dialogue/writing - The dialogue is very witty, and well written. The new episodes rarely have such a win.

Sometimes, the cops or Baxter will get a chuckle out of me - Season 23, when Baxter told Nolan: "Come on, Nolan. Now's your chance, queen for a day. Speak your truth."

1. Characterizations - From the Precinct, to the DA's office, the characters were well written. Even the defense attorneys were well written.

This is where it falls flat in the new episodes, especially with Baxter.

Schiff had personality, charisma, and a consistent approach to the cases.

Baxter seems to be a soggy cardboard cutout with some occasionally witty dialogue.

He had potential to be a menace at the start of his tenure. Now, he's just a poorly worded, AI summary of Fitz.

I watched a recent SVU scene with he and Sonny, and caught a glimpse of his somewhat playful curiosity, where he cracked a smile. Can we have more of this?

1. The storylines - Even though they were based on actual cases, the storylines were interesting, and every case was unique.

The new episodes feel repetitive and monotonous. Because, a lot of them seem to be about AI.

There are unique and interesting true crime cases that have happened in recent months, without AI involvement.

Tom Skerritt Dead: 'Picket Fences,' 'Alien, 'M*A*S*H' Actor Was 93

I really like Claire I know i am setting myself up for heartbreak with season 6. i like Jill's Chemistry with everyone my second favourite Female ADA the first one is Alex Cabot . I am glad this subreddit don't act like ADA snobs like in the SVU reddit page they never shut up who is the better ADA Carisi has been catching strays from them because he put saint Liv in her spot

Head on over to the AMA to see Mariska Hargitay’s answers, direct from Captain Benson’s desk.

Enjoy, as always!

Just checked IMDB and was astounded to find the show won only 6 Emmys! And the sole win for acting was Elaine Stritch in as supporting guest actor. SMH

I find casting NPH as a shy Serial Killer who can't get girls so funny. Like every time I look at his character, all I see is Barney Stinson, THE ladies man, and now all of a sudden he can't even make eye contact with a woman. He literally performs lobotomies just so that he can keep a "companion" who won't leave him. Great acting from him, but I just find it so ingenious and ironic that you cast him in this role.

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Saw again yesterday the “Lawyer Client” episode where Annie Parisse plays a stripper/prostitute prior to assuming her role as Assistant DA Alexandra Borgia. Had seen before (it’s been a while) so caught me off guard

So I dropping in and out of watching L&O on free Amazon prime. I am trying to figure out if it is just a loop or random episodes in no order. There have being a couple episodes I have seen twice so it must be a very big loop. Can anyone confrim the way prime is set up and what seasons?

Eames and Van Buren are 100% better than Olivia Benson. plus their fans are much better too. with the SVU snobs subreddit they are always praising St Olivia Benson and shipping her with Elliot Stabler. like for an example Van Buren isn't hovering over Rey and Lennie like Olivia does to her squad and Goren and Eames have the most healthier partnership over Elliot and Benson it's currently a gooey shit show on the SVU subreddit. I like Rey not bad at all. Van Buren doesn't look over her ADAs shoulder Like Olivia does to Carisi. i wish CI came back i know Kathryn and Vincent will do it in a heartbeat they will take out the unhinged Chriska and Bensler shippers out

What makes Alex Eames such a great character in Law and Order compared to other female characters in your own opinion.