yazguloner Reviews

Law & Order: Organized Crime: Friend or Foe (2022) Season 2, Episode 22

Brotherhood: Rats and Corrupts

[10/10 · 24 May 2022]

The intro scene is very good. It was a good finale.

Donnely's disappointment, Stabler's mission, the trap game, the chases were tense, exciting. Donnely's end and words of disappointment were impressive. Stabler's pride and tears in the final scene were also emotional.

Most of the possible scenarios have been completed. Stabler and Donnely were huge with their performances. It was great to see Cragen. In fact, Cragen's scene might have come as a surprise.

It's just that the scene of Donnely's fraternity and Stabler's showdown and the capture of his two men, and the aftermath, was a bit superficial. The strength of the bond between the Brotherhood, Donnelly and Stabler could have been felt, and the capture of the two dirty cops could have been prolonged. So it could have been two parts, not just one.

Preston Webb and his wife, Donnely and his wife were very good actors with their charisma. They performed well. With them, Donnely, Stabler and Brotherhood, Nova and his brother's revenge were scenarios that could be deepened. It was finished quickly.

I think the rivalry for love, revenge and power between Webb and his wife could have been prolonged. Webb's death could have been added to additional scenarios. Again, in my opinion, Donnely should not have been killed. He is one of the great characters for OC.

Scenes with nationalistic feelings are impressive in Svu and Olivia as they are reflected on the squad level, in the justice message. There is a woman, a policeman, a law enforcement who, with all her emotions and logic, confronts her defeats and victories and makes peace. Usually not alone, she has a squad like her belief in justice and family she trusts. I hope this doesn't lose its status.

But OC only has Stabler. Everything is in the center of Stabler. That's why nationalistic emotional scenes do not affect much. Because the hero will never die, the hero will always win. Knowing this, we are only watching one scene in the story of winning medals and honorable police. We are not very impressed.

OC has been a solid series this season. Reached the required level. It was a good and good series. However, it could be super. I hope we will see the super version very soon. To be continued.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: A Final Call at Forlini's Bar (2022) Season 23, Episode 22

Off-Balance

[10/10 · 20 May 2022]

It was a worthy story for the season finale. Especially watching stone and rock characters such as Rafael Barba (Raul Esperza) is a great pleasure.

Olivia and Barba's resentment towards each other is like a kind of tango dance. With Elliot's tracks, the dance ends with "Rafa ... miss you"... great. The scene where they talk from the mirror of Forlini's Bar, where they meet, was also beautiful.

I miss stone characters like Dr. Lindstrom (Bill Irwin), Chief Loraine (Betty Buckley). It was even nice to hear the names of other stones like Calhoun and Baird Ellis.

Svu today, Olivia, Squad, rock and stone characters all created a very nice balance together. This is the svu: both law and order. A little love, of course :) A little Barson... a little Ellivia... And of course a little Rollisi.

There is a complete imbalance in the file story of the episode. Strong themes such as spousal rape, husband terrorism, violence against women are embodied in a single character, Delia.

The knife used in the murder and violence is an iconographic element symbolizing the power of sexual difference in the power struggle of men and women.

We felt all the weight and trauma of the file as spectators. Guest star Jordan Spiro (Delia) gives a great performance. She makes a game to be applauded. The dark gray and hopeless, violent DV file is very good writing.

I miss svu already.

Law & Order: Organized Crime: Streets Is Watching (2022) Season 2, Episode 21

The Boss of the Brotherhood

[10/10 · 16 May 2022]

Is this... Oo Yeah... That's it!

Organized Crime OC is fully cooked. It was exactly as it should have been.

With its music, mystery, movement, locations, scenes, speed and excitement... The battle of Stabler and Belladonna was awesome. Stabler became gigantic in his power.

Innocent girl kidnapped like last week, storylines like assassin this week. Capturing dirty big heads like Donnely and Web combined with organized general stories...

The whole series emerges. As such, even if there is no movement, every second of it is watched with curiosity and excitement. If the scenario continues like this, I will eagerly await the next season.

Please don't lose the spirit of writing.

Law & Order: Organized Crime: Lost One (2022) Season 2, Episode 20

Partners

[10/10 · 14 May 2022]

I miss the Olivia and Elliot partnership so, so much. I miss the dark gray svu stories too, i.e. The new svu scripts. (Season 13-22 Season)

Olivia and Elliot partnership and dark gray file stories... If only they were together. Can you imagine... how awesome it would be with dark grays.

Thank goodness, OC organized crime has been a dark and tight series. The humor of Jet and Ayana's Snikers shoe scene was good. Jet and Adam are so sweet.

Meanwhile, Jet Svu is traumatized by the live-victim shock of the lawsuits.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Did You Believe in Miracles? (2022) Season 23, Episode 20

God's Plan

[10/10 · 14 May 2022]

There's a good enough mystery story to find the missing girl. The narration of the predator's abuse of the family is well conveyed.

Squad is a full Svu section with text and plot. Well explained.

Khalid's charismatic character could be in Svu squad.

Just, the relationship between the family man and the predator could have been the final shock of another story.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Confess Your Sins to Be Free (2022) Season 23, Episode 21

Confession

[10/10 · 14 May 2022]

It is a simple and understandable story. There is nothing dark gray about the main message of confession. Everything is clear... everything is so light. The first 5 seasons are like Svu.

It's a good part. Carisi is strong in the center. Especially when convincing the father, the message "what about the children" is very impressive.

If only the 13th season and later of this issue were like a dark gray story. Dark gray stories, topics, in my opinion, are the essence of Svu.

Whenever I see the imdb score at 5.0/6.0 levels, I understand that the story touches either political or sacred values... No comment from Turkey. But the land of the free shouldn't be so touchy. Writing should be free.

Ps. OC organized crime became a dark gray and tight series. But, Svu script was light like the old first seasons of svu. I attribute this to the proliferating series and stories. Hopefully, Svu will regain its former dark gray scripts. Because this is so important. Strong Svu Script is so important.

The script is getting lighter, especially Olivia and Squad are having difficulties in acting. They spend twice the performance.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Tangled Strands of Justice (2022) Season 23, Episode 19

Order and Law : Discover Flaw / Create Flaw

[10/10 · 29 April 2022]

Thank goodness, It was part of the Svu flavor and the Olivia spirit.

The entrance is impressive. The subject is a major one. It is major in stories. It is major in recurring roles with the return of Garland, Dr. Truman. And the events have traces of old major cases. Psychopath Henry Mesner (14×19, 22x14)... Recurring lawyer Dara Miglani (Mouzam Makkar) recalls her earlier character. She is the protagonist of the episode where game lovers attacked and gave the lowest rating in Svu history, because she emphasized gender discrimination in games. (Intimidation game 16x14)

The story is about "unauthorized" research and use of a rape kit as DNA evidence in major cases. Olivia tries to prevent sensitive lunatics like the rape kit from being turned against the victim.

Unfortunately, she encounters a strict attitude in the Order area. In particular, they clash with detective Szabo and her boss.

In the field of Law, there is a strong point originating from the Order. Olivia rises with Lorainne performances.

Szabo, Grandpa Green, Dora, Nina, Libby guest stars are beautiful. The family history is tragic. I wanted to believe in your grandfather's accident. So when I heard their words from Svu squad and Lorraine, he got his strict punishment at the end, I was shocked. I think it's as strict as the attitude of detective Zsabo and her boss to this family tragedy. It seems that more time is needed for joint repair.

Nevertheless, the article has written a solid chapter. Always Law must come before order. Order must be bound by Law. For justice.

Law & Order: Organized Crime: Can't Knock the Hustle (2022) Season 2, Episode 17

Fathers and Children

[10/10 · 22 April 2022]

This is the best OC episode I've ever watched. Law and Order: Organized Crime found its style, found its way.

The themes are already strong. When the script is solid, we have to watch it with pleasure and pleasure.

Squad scenes were very good in Mission Impossible excitement. Donnely, Bernie, Webb, Nova, Ayanna and Jet blow up with their performances. It has impressive opening and final scenes.

The story is centered on fathers and their children. Nova and her older brother's father who died on duty... Santos and his leukemia daughter... The trick that Elliot and his father used when he was an honorable cop...

Elliot confronts his father by meeting with his foster father, Cragen.

' He was a great cop in his day... Well, you see, I'm guessing that... your father gave you this medal as a kind of act of contrition for him. Maybe. His way of saying, "You do better. You honor this cross and all that it's meant to represent". Elliot. We've all done things that we're not proud of. You're telling me. ' My dear Cragen, a Dan Florek marvel Regards, Loves...

Frankly, I'm looking forward to Elliot's reckoning with Olivia about the past with this episode. I'm also looking forward to his past struggle with Svu and his family. I also wonder if it matches with the new OC squad.

Law & Order: Organized Crime: Guns & Roses (2022) Season 2, Episode 16

Back Bone: Welcome to Organized Crime Squad

[10/10 · 20 April 2022]

It is a fast but not disjointed thriller. The exterior and interior scenes are impressive, the operations keep the excitement at its peak. The music is on point and good.

Gangs, dirty cops, sex traffic, money laundering, arms trafficking, drug, murder etc. We clearly see how groups in all organized business are divided into various networks and merged into one network.

Stabler's encounter with the truth about his father, his back bone, is a plot twist.

We meet the most beautiful and best development OC Squad. In this episode, we see teamwork, which is the common point of all law and order series. Ayanna, Jet, Maldonado, Cho, Nova.

The dramatic scene with Maldonadi and his sister fit the theme "These are their stories".

Donnely, Brewster, Webb, Hugo show stone acting.

In summary, it wasn't just a Stabler series. I watched a full Law and Order series story. I just saw Stabler that I wanted to watch. I'm happy to watch a hero cop and OC crew that's great and in style. Please let the stories continue with this solidity.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Eighteen Wheels a Predator (2022) Season 23, Episode 18

Naphthalene

[10/10 · 19 April 2022]

It carries the air of partnership sections with Stabler, Cragen, Munch. The story is like the Stabler-era episodes. It's like a dedication to Stabler's return, but without Stabler.

It was a nice touch when Olivia praised Rollins and Fin for resolving an incident node, as opposed to just giving credit to the chief or captain... it was a team effort.

Let's talk the story. The victim is in a dark gray court and the parts where she does not face the trauma process... dark gray... supporting the live victim in every way during the incident... all these are not discussed. In short, the new Svu style after Stabler is not processed.

The svu style was also superficial with the family plot twist at the end. Olivia is again the reigning boss, while the squad is stagnant because of that.

It's the last few episodes. I'm watching a superficial svu. I miss the spirit of Olivia and Svu squad. I miss the spirit with which Olivia identifies with the victims' problem.

The former Svu team must have partnership and animated exterior scenes. 35%. However, there must be svu that provides justice by catching the dark gray victim and catching the criminal... Like 65%... In summary, the Stabler era with partnership should be in the scenario, the original Svu from Olivia after Stabler should also be law and order..

'Welcome to Sex Crimes. Look, Stone, there are no perfect witnesses. They leave out part of the story. They can't remember. They feel guilty, change their minds. They blame themselves. They think it's their fault, but that's why we're here. To fight for them. And the less perfect they are, the harder we fight. Look, nobody asks a robbery or a homicide victim if she wanted it. Nobody says, "Hey, why was she walking down the dark alley?" Why was she wearing the dark skirt? "Nobody implies that the crime was somehow her fault.'

'You have the victim's word. We go to trial so the victim, the survivor, can look her rapist in the eye and tell the world her truth. We go to trial so she can be heard. The truth, that's what she heals. If you're going to trial because you want to win, you're in the wrong place.'

Svu is like in these words. This is the real Olivia.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: In Loco Parentis (2018) Season 19, Episode 15

Fixes

[10/10 · 19 April 2022]

'Welcome to Sex Crimes. Look, Stone, there are no perfect witnesses. They leave out part of the story. They can't remember. They feel guilty, change their minds. They blame themselves. They think it's their fault, but that's why we're here. To fight for them. And the less perfect they are, the harder we fight. Look, nobody asks a robbery or a homicide victim if she wanted it. Nobody says, "Hey, why was she walking down the dark alley?" Why was she wearing the dark skirt? "Nobody implies that the crime was somehow her fault.'

'You have the victim's word. We go to trial so the victim, the survivor, can look her rapist in the eye and tell the world her truth. We go to trial so she can be heard. The truth, that's what she heals. If you're going to trial because you want to win, you're in the wrong place.'

The stone is between the rock sections. Svu stone chapters are one of the dark gray stories that I will put in my box and keep.

At the center of the story is Carisi, and he is wonderful. In game performance, all players rise individually. Carisi, Olivia, Squad and Peter Stone. And Teresa Carisi, Mia, Eli, the lawyer Heller are all terrific.

It was good to watch Uncel Sonny. Especially in court cross-examination, uncle Sonny and Svu detective Carisi clash is a good performance.

His niece Mia is very good at portraying the personality that tells everyone what they want to hear.

Claims, passes, court, interrogations and music are in full Svu style.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Once Upon a Time in El Barrio (2022) Season 23, Episode 17

Crew Scales: Pay off and Corrupt

[10/10 · 10 April 2022]

These are the episodes with a striking and impressive entrance scene.

Story; It's about one of the big cases that brought Noah to Olivia and elevated her to the rank of captain: Trafficking, Rape, Terrorize... Season 16 endings Joony D. Episodes, Season 18 Terrorize, Season 19 Remember me too etc.

However, in this episode the case ties in with Velasco. That's why Olivia is in the background. She only does her job officially. Also, Rollisi is absent in this story and Fin is less visible. For these reasons, more emphasis was placed on detective stories.

Terrorized and tough has a difficult tragic case. The story is solid. The subject is enough. Velasco's struggle and the Father's power of prayer balance the tragedy of the story. Another team is joining the svu squad. Chavez's efforts, Juana's help and Cubiak's show are excellent.

It is commendable to mention the gangrenous issue of corrupt cops. Bad wounds on the big heads are being healed. However, they are more persuaded through court and judicial proceedings rather than confrontational defiance. This is what it should be.

I love the open space, street scenes and action scenes of Svu.

Frankly, Olivia Benson misses her soul, with Olivia only being in the background as the official tough cop. The low visibility of Rollisi and Fin also makes one miss the spirit of law and order svu.

Corrupt cops were mentioned in the 22nd season 7 episode and also in the 18th and 19th seasons episodes... etc.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Chasing Demons (2018) Season 19, Episode 14

Chasing Demons: Benefit of the Doubt

[10/10 · 5 April 2022]

This episode is like a Band-Aid after Barba. It is full of cinematic flavor and fast. It is an exciting, gripping, effective episode.

Cassidy and the victims become prime suspects in the murder of the pedophile predator.

There are many chasing demons under the shadow of murder. The victims of the pedophile predator, their traumas, the victims' parents, the victims' siblings, the victims' circles, the judicial and legal processes they faced, the past, the secrets of the past... Everything turns into tragedies in the shadow of the devil.

The story focuses on the fact that murder cannot be justified. But emphasizes the reality of doubt and trauma in the psychology of victims when decisions are made in difficult cases.

The summary of the difficult and dark gray parts of the season is reminded to the audience through Cassidy and Olivia.

A triangle rises in performances. Olivia, Cassidy and of course Rollins... They are awesome.

I miss Olivia and Cassidy.

Rollins makes a great companion in this episode. She is very good partner. She is shining.

It is one of the special episodes in which the traumas of the victims and "these are their stories" are blended together.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Info Wars (2018) Season 19, Episode 12

Battle of Armors and Moral Compasses

[10/10 · 23 March 2022]

This is the episode where Olivia and Barba's moral compass is put to a serious test.

We watch the wind of Barba's charisma abundantly and with pleasure.

The war of sharp opinions on social media creates victims. She moves into the courtrooms with him.

Olivia's humanity, her struggle to bring the victim to justice, and We are watching all the ideals of the wonder of Barba.

However, with the case and the event, it turns into a language fight of two opposing views. All the arguments of opposing views on social media stand before us like an armor in this section.

Dialogues, writing, stories and performances, with guest actors... are giant episodes, Rock is episodes.

Rollins lyrics: "Carma's Bit..", "More you dismiss her, the more you embolden her supporters" and with all its other arguments... an excellent article...

At the very end, in the final, a result that is rare in svu occurs. And than, unfortunately, the victim puts on her armor and fights against a woman as a villain. She shoots a sharp arrow at Olivia's mother and her collateral damage.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Sorry If It Got Weird for You (2022) Season 23, Episode 16

Mona Lisa Womens

[10/10 · 18 March 2022]

It is a story about what women want.

The story begins about dating, dating apps, women's safety in apps.

However, the suspicion spreads that the women are involved in a corporate rivalry conspiracy. With the involvement of Velasco, the godmother, the audience is accustomed to this idea. But anger eventually reveals the truth.

All paths of svu standard style are followed. With tough claims, great defenses, and plot twists, court swords are drawn.

It is a gripping episode, although the ending is not surprising. Mr. Wright gave a good performance.

The result is Dating's a minefield.

Soundtrack is a great choice. "I wanna be Mona Lisa"

Law & Order: Organized Crime: Takeover (2022) Season 2, Episode 15

Good Work / Bad Business

[10/10 · 17 March 2022]

New story, new beginning and a good work.

Engaging stories like gangs, dirty cops, marcy killers... the intro was good.

Good to see Olivia. Donnely, Web, Kilbride performances are very good. Nova and Ayanna are also great...

I hope the Wheatley story doesn't speed up and turn into bad business like its finale.

Please be active, exciting and immersive in this way. Please please don't turn the script into a fast motor.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Gone Baby Gone (2018) Season 19, Episode 9

Being Part Of a Family: Bad Things Good People Do

[9/10 · 15 March 2022]

The Sheila issue had gone too far for Svu style. I think it was to prepare this episode. Now, it's good that she made the final.

Coercion is like a script. Because I couldn't understand grandmother's risk of kidnapping a police mother's child. That's why the chase and excitement of the squad didn't sound very sincere.

No matter how well the Olivia, Sheila, squad played, the writing remained raw due to poor writing.

Good point. It's a moving episode. We love Olivia's and Svu's chase and thrill scenes.

And the most beautiful and intimate scenes I remember for this episode are the scenes with Rafael Barba.

As a result, Sheila Porter went down in history as Svu's most innocent bad person.

The main idea was good, but it could not reach the audience because the writing was weak. Good people do really bad things in this episode.

There are too many cases of kidnapping a child by his own blood or a guardian. We follow this topic... in the heart of Svu, the story of what it would be like... when it happened to Olivia. As Olivia said, she told every family to stay calm. But when she came to herself, she went crazy.

Although Sheila Porter is a good person, she has already done bad things by kidnapping her grandchild.

Olivia, on the other hand, is not left out of duty with her maternal instinct. She commands high with her position. She makes it tough she.

Sheila deceives a well-behaved immigrant. She makes herself an accomplice. The immigrant family keeps a secret.

Rollins and Carisi put pressure on the immigrant family. Carisi, they are making legal threats. Rollins slaps the man, trying to arrest the man's daughter.

Fin distracts Dodds, the police chief. He looks out for his co-worker Olivia. He actually pretended to believe it at Dodds.

Barba pressure a lawyer.

Everything is for a innocent little child. Everything and everyone does this to be part of a family. Everything is done not because it is right, but according to what should happen in an emergency. That is, it is done according to the general opinion.

This is also the case when the hero of the story is only male. This is also the case when the hero of the story is only a woman. It is the partnership between men and women that takes the story to the real truth, it is cooperation, it is be team work. Neither woman alone nor man alone can reach the real pure truth.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Intent (2017) Season 19, Episode 8

Something Stupid

[10/10 · 14 March 2022]

We are watching a story that cyber crime can extend to sexual crimes. It is meant to be told that the deceptions that are made behind the computer are not just pure stupidity, but malicious intent and revenge.

It is an interesting and important article on social media, fans and followers agenda. As Barba said, "The Internet has made the world a smaller place. But some people still get lost in it."

Especially Heather Parcel... Katy, Monster, Attorney Phillip Altshuler... again the guest stars are great.

Conclusion, "It isn't fair..."

In the scenes of Rollins and Carisi partnership, it smells like a sweet town movie. This episode is the first spark of the Rollisi fire.

The question Rollins asks is important: "You know I'm human, right?" Because the character of Rollins is the symbol of the lifestyle we are used to in men but strange when we are women: has two children but is not married, two children have separate fathers. Gambling, addiction, drinking, bar, entertainment, free sex, responsiveness, assertive speech e.t.c

She is like a representation of a female character that we would only look at as human beings. That's why she is one of the strong characters in Svu.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Promising Young Gentlemen (2022) Season 23, Episode 15

Prestigious and Hoes

[10/10 · 12 March 2022]

It tells about a club founded by rich young people who plot to rape. Parties organized, songs sung, all arrangements made are part of the conspiracy.

Olivia, Carisi and Squad take action to make rape a hate crime in this case. I think they are right in this story.

I miss the scenes of enforcing the laws and getting into arguments in court like in the old days. This time there is Carisi as A.d.a. It's nice to watch it too.

It was good to see Jenna Stern on the defensive. Reminded me of missing Marvel and Delaney. And Alex... and Novak... Barba, on the other hand, is always missing and looking for me.

Chef McGrath was so sweet and funny talking to Olivia about anger management. He replaces Dodds.

Good to watch Beverly D'angelo in Carisi and his family.

Andy Parlato looks like he's been on the squad for a long time.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Unintended Consequences (2017) Season 19, Episode 6

Families: We Are In For All Of It Again

[10/10 · 11 March 2022]

There is a solid case. Svu has a case similar to the Ellie Porter case. And the memory of Ellie continues with the arrival of her mother Sheila.

At the center of the story is a rehabilitation hospital. Strange events and money are spinning.

The central roles in the story are Dr. Rosemary and Dr. It's Barkley. One of them is the Angel, and the other is the Devil.

There are impressive performances with guest players. The audacity of the wicked to question, on the other hand, drives him crazy.

Gus Birney has a special face that feels like it's out of medieval.

Amanda's shake-up in the finale could have been more believable.

Olivia begins to question her ability to foresee people, that is, her instincts.

The subject of families continues in parallel with Olivia, Noah and relative.

The subject of Grandma Sheila is again long in my opinion. And again my opinion is that at first scene it should only be shown.

Continuing with this topic in the final finale is risky. Therefore, the topic of Sheila should not continue at the end. The stories are impressive, tough and sturdy. But as the subject of Sheila is shown at the end, it overshadows the solid files. It changes the dimension of the story. I feel like I'm watching a different series.

Apart from Mariska Svu, she is a great player who will make her player power speak. However, she should not spoil the style of Svu.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Complicated (2017) Season 19, Episode 5

Families are Complicated: Hope and Nothing

[10/10 · 11 March 2022]

We are watching a like mystery town movies set in autumn. Mystery gives way to tension and then tragedy and drama.

The instincts of Olivia and a mother with missing daughters get mixed up.

It's a solid episode where every member of the family, including Emma/Britney, performs very well.

Noah isn't the only one whose problems grow as he gets older. Growing up with Noah, Olivia is in turmoil and questions the veracity of her feelings.

Brooke Shields plays well. However, after the case was over, the Sheila/grandma issue was overextended in the final scene. It is sufficient to discuss the sheila/grandma issue only at the beginning or in the introduction.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: No Good Reason (2017) Season 19, Episode 4

Teenagers Cruelty/Teenagers Helplessness

[10/10 · 10 March 2022]

Olivia's exercise at the end of the episode sums it all up.

The story aims to raise awareness about bullying and community pressure. The incident in the story is just one example of the insensitivity among young people.

It is an article in which Svu takes responsibility in raising awareness and educating the community.

The script is correct. The purpose of education and message has not been brought to our attention.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Mood (2017) Season 19, Episode 2

System Victims and Motherly Laws

[10/10 · 9 March 2022]

We listen to the victims of a serial rapist.

There is one among them who is very special: Savannah.

Savannah is a young girl raped by the system. Being pitied and frightened is the summary of her life. She cannot convince anyone. Because she was always taught to be a victim.

There will be closed-minded people who do not believe her in Svu, too.

The criminal, on the other hand, has a completely different story of being frightened and crushed. A victim in the rapist...

It is one of the solid articles with its subject and moving scenes.

The intense, effective, difficult and dark cases from Season 13 and beyond of the new Svu are back. Again, the cases are compelling and the stories solid and jarring. Svu has found its way again.

In These are their stroies, the story of the working woman was moved to the story of the working mother with Noah.

As children grow, their problems grow. That's why, As Noah grows, so do his problems.

William Lewis is starting to bother with his spirit. Olivia confronts her trauma again for the first time in a long time. The reason for this is one of the memories of those days.

Olivia is beautiful as always... Her hair is amazing.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Contrapasso (2017) Season 19, Episode 3

Contrapasso: Pound of Flesh

[10/10 · 9 March 2022]

This episode that rises with marvel of Barba.

The intense, effective, difficult and dark grey cases from Season 13 and beyond of the new Svu are back. I missed the dark gray court defenses and closing remarks so much. That's the real Svu.

The subject is a teacher who abuses three children with toxic literary words. It is believed that he served his sentence when the three young women took her revenge.

However, Svu and Barba know very well that being fair is not about bargaining. It also teaches us.

Law & Order: Organized Crime: ...Wheatley Is to Stabler (2022) Season 2, Episode 14

Walking Through The Valley Of The Shadow Of The Death

[8/10 · 8 March 2022]

We would have watched a more exciting Wheatley finale if the thirteenth episode hadn't been written in a rushed way, as I wrote last week.

It was a good episode but could have been better. With better writing it could nail the wolf universe. Why isn't it written more impressively and solidly?

Bernadette plays very well. Her relationship with Miles was handled well.

However, Angela and her removal, her son and the last... So why are the main topics so superficial.. Why aren't the non-stable characters being deepened? Even the death of Stabler's wife is made to be forgotten

Could be better... Can be better.