If you’ve watched “Law and Order,” you’ve probably seen the first two episodes. If so, you probably have mixed feelings about the show. While it follows the same formula, the storyline is a little different and involves much higher stakes. It also centers on a murder case in which the protagonist is trying to avenge the murder of his wife. However, that’s not the only flaw of the series.
Law and Order fans were excited to see Detective Xfinity TV Packages Elliot Stabler return to the series after a decade-long absence. This new spin-off drama series has already been renewed for season two, and fans of the original show should be thrilled with this return. The series also marks the return of beloved character Det. Stabler, who left the original show nearly a decade ago. In this episode, the detective is attempting to solve a mysterious crime, but he may not be able to do so because of a personal issue.
As far as the characters go, Organized Crime has some lingering issues that are worth exploring. Despite its flaws, the show has its moments. Though Stabler was once a loose cannon, his violent behavior towards perps made the show more interesting and resonant. Benson was an excellent partner in SVU, but his underlying character was emotionally damaged. This sparked a lot of conflict in the show. In Organized Crime, the writer made big plays to win us over. The first episode introduced Angela Wheatley, an aspiring professor and former wife of one of the prime suspects. The episode five revealed that the homicidal killer was actually the ex-wife of a prime suspect.