OC, SVU or mothership?
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OC, SVU or mothership?
^ Pierre Chang from Lost, then?
Yes.
Well, it made more sense than the SVU ep, I'll say that much. 
I heart Muncy. I wish they'd give her more to do.
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I will never stop complaining that they literally cut Tamin for no reason. Velasco has turned out to be a nice surprise of a character, but they had the same character as Muncy & replaced her.
This has been happening since Richard Belzer. They want an ensemble show, but then they want to have the star and it be her vehicle. You can't have it both ways.
This has been happening since Richard Belzer. They want an ensemble show, but then they want to have the star and it be her vehicle. You can't have it both ways.
In fairness, Law & Order wouldn't pass the sniff test in real life since the first episode in 1990.
That's a problem with a lot of long-running crime shows. In OC and SVU, it's gotten comical how many times characters (especially Stabler and Fin) go undercover, because--and I say this as someone who used to have the Midwest Gang Investigators Association as a client--criminal networks talk. It's better for those gangs to share intel they get on suspected (or discovered) undercover officers, because they're all in the business of making money. Fin's time in narcotics alone should have precluded him from ever doing undercover work again.
Similarly, the number of times Jay Halstead went undercover in Chicago PD got to the point of being utterly hilarious.
Don't forget that Richard Wheatley forced Stabler to go on live TV and admit to all his sins or whatever. Stabler would have been burned as an undercover in New York for the rest of his career after that.
But, as I said on the previous page: