Notes:
The NYPD Major Case Squad actually doesn't solve murders. The actual group looks at cases of robberies/thievery amounting to $200,000 or more.
*Chris Noth is Mr. Big on the show Sex & The City. No, I don't actually watch the show, I swear!
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
An Analysis of Law and Order: Criminal Intent
Now that I've exhausted all the episodes of Law & Order SVU on Netflix and the most recent season has finished, my only choice has been to watch the other spinoff- Law & Order: Criminal Intent. While the show features one of my favorite actors- Vincent D'onofrio, it just can't fully compare to the formulaic goodness and good-guys-getting-justice feeling that SVU was/is. Nonetheless, after watching almost every episode (thank you once again, Netflix), and the recent episodes on the USA Network, I feel qualifed enough to create another academic process flow outlining the standard Criminal Intent episode. Enjoy!
Notes:
The NYPD Major Case Squad actually doesn't solve murders. The actual group looks at cases of robberies/thievery amounting to $200,000 or more.
*Chris Noth is Mr. Big on the show Sex & The City. No, I don't actually watch the show, I swear!
Notes:
The NYPD Major Case Squad actually doesn't solve murders. The actual group looks at cases of robberies/thievery amounting to $200,000 or more.
*Chris Noth is Mr. Big on the show Sex & The City. No, I don't actually watch the show, I swear!
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