I have seen mostly every episode of every season. Was excited about the reboot. What a dumpster fire. Bad acting, unbelievable bad scripts and a political agenda. An unbiased political script is ok but so far season 21 tries to force Hollywood's wokeness down your …

2003年4月2日 · Genius: Directed by Jace Alexander. With Jerry Orbach, Jesse L. Martin, S. Epatha Merkerson, Sam Waterston. A promising young writer confesses to the murder and robbery of a cabbie and demands that he receive the death penalty.

Every Series of Law & Order franchise listed an related on his fandom in order of release(any less the international versions),also listed episodes of original series that have been inspired international episdodes.Below the series and the order of the episodes in which their international versions were inspired: Paris Enquêtes Criminelles (20 Episodes,3 Seasons) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ...

L-O-V-E.: Directed by Jem Chen, Vincent Fang, Mickey Huang, Giddens Ko. With Van Fan, Megan Lai, Blue Cheng-Lung Lan, Annie Liu. 4 different love stories. The first one is about guys who ask another with same voices to phone his loved ones.

One of the L&O golden oldies with one of the best police/DA lineups: Briscoe and Logan doing the detective work and Jack McCoy and Claire Kincaid prosecuting the case. Anna Holbrook has a supporting role in the episode, which is a real treat because she knocked it out of the park every time she was on L&O or SVU.

L.O.L Surprise! Winter Disco: Directed by Jared Hillman, David Lauer. With Tahani Anderson, Mykal-Michelle Harris. While in a snowstorm Tahani spins a tale about Midnight, the LOL B.B. who dreams of performing at the epic Winter Disco. When her invite doesn't arrive, Midnight is so upset she decides to ruin the Disco.

Second Opinion: Directed by Edwin Sherin. With Jerry Orbach, Chris Noth, S. Epatha Merkerson, Sam Waterston. Kincaid's new partner in the DA's office, Jack McCoy, pursues murder charges for a woman who provided questionable alternative treatments for …

L.O.R.D: Legend of Ravaging Dynasties: Directed by Jingming Guo. With Bingbing Fan, Kris Wu, Cheney Chen, William Chan. An orphan becomes the disciple of a powerful sorcerer and is drawn into a larger conflict among the world's magical elite.

L&O tried something a little different with this one, and I think they pulled it off well. In fact, I think they should've had the stones to not have ANY scenes with the DA's office at all - Stone and Schiff's scenes come across as especially unnecessary given how brief they are.

L.O.L. Surprise: The Movie: Directed by Alex Kamb, Joan Mok, Lauren Ciaravalli. With Ashley Angione, Sarah J. Bartholomew, Jessica Ruth Bell, Sabrina Fest. Queen Bee is making a movie with her big sister, Royal Bee. But the big premiere is …