Law & Order: SVU S25E06 and Organized Crime S04E06 promos + discussion post for this week

[wapiko]

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finallyyyyyyyyyyyy the arc is over. also, when did Benson start displaying a photo of RBG? I don't think I noticed it until now. <3

Comments

[frankthesheep]

Jack Mcoy's ending was fitting - stubborn and hardline till the bitter end. I look forward to seeing what Tony Goldwyn's character is like.

[aesha]

Ah that’s right, I was wondering who the new DA would be.

And I agree about the ending. He was cunning and made sure to resign at such time as the governor could appoint someone. Not sure that will matter for an election unless the election isn’t really much underway. But of course Jack has that top of mind since it was how he got the job before he went the governor and his wife to jail.

[frankthesheep]

The Male lead of Criminal Intent: Canada doesn't have the presence to pull it off. It is giving Goren lite.

[angriest_girl]

Aden Young? Yeah, I watched that and it was not good. Like he was trying to be sassy and *** intellectual*** and it just was not working. He sounded like that annoying office know it all who never shuts up and you do anything to avoid being stuck in the lift with.

[ghastly]

I thought all 3 episodes this week were better than they had been so far this season.

I liked McCoy's exit a lot. It felt true to him.

[allbegintoburn]

And now let us never speak of Maddie again.

[shahrazade_bard]

I have a feeling we haven't seen the last of Maddie though. Something about her dad's behavior still strikes me a squirrelly...meh.

[aquaeous_cloud]

Agree, that wasn't the last we've heard or seen of Maddie. Hopefully I'm wrong cause I still don't get what makes her so special for Benson

[shahrazade_bard]

Hopefully I'm wrong cause I still don't get what makes her so special for Benson

Same! The only thing that would make any sense imo, is if they eventually show that it's not Maddie or her case that's so special, but that she's just kind of the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back, and this is what makes Liv face some of the things she's buried over the years in order to keep plowing forward. Not her own personal traumas, per se, but the cases she couldn't solve and the people she couldn't help. I'd love to see them use this as a springboard to bring back past victims and update/re-open older cases. I doubt that'll actually happen though. I don't have that much faith in the head writers anymore, now that Warren Leight is gone.

[shahrazade_bard]

Yessss my boy Bruno is back to SVU next week! Also I dig the new FBI investigator, and I hope they give us more of her and Curry in the weeks to come.