Has anyone else noticed that the later Law and Order episodes have some very convoluted plots that they could never get away with in the earlier seasons?

Submitted by Any-Satisfaction-770 t3_zxvt9u in television

It's not to say that later Law and Order is bad, in fact most of the episodes like the older ones are passable. Once in awhile you get a really good one, but most tend to be middle of the pack. I expect that. What has changed is that some newer episodes have plots that are way too convoluted. It doesn't happen often, but once in awhile you get a real stinker. I never experienced that with the older episodes. Yeah you got some forgettable episodes, but nothing like this.

For example. I was on Prime Video and one of episodes called "Vanity's Bonfire" got way too silly for me to care.

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Delicious-Tachyons t1_j22oyhj wrote

i think it just spun its wheels at having too little new stuff to go on.. There was one awful episode from before cancellation where someone gets murdered like every commercial break. I was like "what the fuck am i watching".

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sweetpeapickle t1_j251je2 wrote

You mean SVU episode, not the OG? The one with Scott Bakula.

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voicesinmyhand t1_j253yvb wrote

Remember back in the day when it was totally acceptable to hard-slap a woman on TV?

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