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Law & Order: Organized Crime Crew Member Shot and Killed on Show's Set Johnny Pizarro was putting up no parking signs on North Henry Rd in Brooklyn around 5 AM. He suffered multiple gunshots to the head and neck while sitting in his car.

Renewed for Season 3: They dragged the Richard Wheatley thing out too long, but I'm still really enjoying the show. The current storyline, with Stabler investigating a ring of crooked cops, and dealing with the possibility that the father he idolized was also a crooked cop, is the best one yet.

I'm really enjoying how this current arc is interrogating the blue wall of silence within police culture, how it enables police corruption and malfeasance, but also why the detectives investigating it can feel like they're committing a betrayal.

This has become one of my favorites airing right now. The show does an excellent job charting Stabler's grief over his wife's death, and the anxiety/insomnia/PTSD that resulted from the horrific way she died. And the characters on both sides of the law are pretty darn competent. Wheatley is...

I continue to enjoy the intricacy of the various character relationships, and how this whole thing feels like a web woven together. This episode was satisfying, with the taskforce taking down Wheatley's hitman while Wheatley himself eluded their grasp. Given how integral the pandemic is to the...

I enjoyed the second episode, too. The production values are noticeably slicker than the other Law & Order shows, and the long-form storytelling allows for ambiguity and gray areas to creep into what had been a very black and white franchise. At the same time, Stabler has been changed by the...

I was really surprised and impressed with this premiere. While the cast of characters are all right out of the Law & Order catalog of archetypes, it completely obliterates the investigated, tried, and convicted conceit of the other series in the franchise. Going completely serialized, telling...