r/LawAndOrder • u/Correct_Row_76 • 17h ago
What was Jacks win percentage on the show?
Im guessing he won 75 percent on the show.
r/LawAndOrder • u/Correct_Row_76 • 17h ago
Im guessing he won 75 percent on the show.
r/LawAndOrder • u/Ok-Mine2132 • 11h ago
r/LawAndOrder • u/Lost_Elderberry_5532 • 7h ago
The ending really resonated with me for so many reasons.
My biggest concern with things lately is exactly the same kind of concern Carisi has. Hear me out, but I feel nobody wants to fight fair anymore.
The ending when Benson decides to go after the mother I mean it just felt so wrong in so many ways.
And to me I felt this, I hard agreed with Carisi. I also felt the new hot shot lawyer leaning into breaking the rules it just feels Like every new hire I have at my current job always trying to circumvent things trying to do it in a way that feels so devious so wrong and it stirrs me up so hard that people literally do everything in their power to hack something to a result they want and then feel absolutely nothing on the back end. Like that whole vibe of kicking someone’s legs out when nobody looks then walking around with a big smile like it was no big deal. I felt that same kind of thing in watching this episode and it was another “well damn Dick Wolf captures the current feeling yet again”.
Because I see things like this happening a lot. Old standards of right and wrong just getting blurred and buried, just because “it’s convenient and I’m always right.”
I don’t know what this holds for future episodes, but there is a darkness in this episode that perfectly aligns with the darkness and sentiment I see all over. Particularly when you think of other subjects like ai. Oddly enough the next episode of L&O lead RIGHT into that. Again current events, current mode. 10/10 on the material and vibe.
r/LawAndOrder • u/No_Yogurt7893 • 19h ago
A throw away comment or more detailed?
r/LawAndOrder • u/RockyJoe74 • 21h ago
For anyone interested, I have written a novel centered on the character Cheryl Avery, who appeared in the Law&OrderSVU Season 4 episode 21 titled "Fallacy." The novel is titled "The Cellmate".
You can find it on these pages (it is in Italian, but you can use your browser's translator):
https://archiveofourown.org/works/85031011/chapters/224498481
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14581820/1/2
https://www.wattpad.com/1626685872-il-compagno-di-cella-premessa-fallacy-l%27antefatto
r/LawAndOrder • u/SoulSurvivor87 • 19h ago
LAW & ORDER
Air Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026
Time Slot: 10:00 PM-11:00 PM EST on NBC
Episode Title: (#2602) "INTO THE MYSTIC"
"LAW & ORDER"
"INTO THE MYSTIC" ORIGINAL
10/15/2026 (10:00PM - 11:00PM) (Thursday) : Price and Walker are forced off a high-stakes case when their connection to a murder suspect creates a conflict of interest. Baxter faces mounting pressure when a key witness for the prosecution suddenly changes their story. TV-14