Law And Order DVD Review
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Law & Order DVD Review
Title: Law & Order (DVD) Review
Summary:
Since its debut in 1990, Law & Order has become a staple of modern television, amassing 52 Emmy nominations, including 11 for Outstanding Drama Series. With 4 Golden Globe nominations for Best TV Series (Drama), it's more than just a show?"it's a flagship franchise for NBC. This success has led to popular spin-offs like Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001), albeit with Law & Order: Trial By Jury (2005) no longer airing.
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Since its inception, Law & Order has captivated audiences and earned 52 Emmy nominations, 11 of which were for Outstanding Drama Series. The show’s acclaim extends to 4 Golden Globe nominations for Best TV Series (Drama). More than a series, it's become a powerhouse franchise for NBC, inspiring spin-offs such as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001), with Law & Order: Trial By Jury (2005) being a notable past entry. Created by TV veteran Dick Wolf, known for his work on Hill Street Blues and Miami Vice, the series is filmed on location in New York City. Having completed sixteen successful seasons, Law & Order remains one of the finest drama series on television.
The show explores the New York City criminal justice system, centered on two essential divisions: the police who investigate crimes, and the district attorneys who prosecute offenders. Each hour-long episode is split into two parts. The first half focuses on uncovering a crime and the subsequent police investigation, which involves witness interviews, evidence collection, and sometimes obtaining a confession. Once a suspect is charged, the second half shifts to the district attorney's office as they work to secure a conviction. The series is renowned for its unexpected plot twists, unique cases driven by media attention, and dramatic last-minute confessions or plea deals. Throughout its tenure, Law & Order has seen many cast changes, with a few memorable characters like Det. Lennie Briscoe (Jerry Orbach), Lt. Anita Van Buren (S. Epatha Merkerson), and EADA John "Jack" McCoy (Sam Waterston) having notable long runs.
The Law & Order DVD includes several gripping episodes, featuring the series premiere, "Prescription for Death," where a young woman dies following a late-night emergency room visit, leading to suspicions of medical negligence. Standout episodes from Season 1 include "Poison Ivy," dealing with a police shooting and cover-up that deepen racial tensions, and "The Serpent's Tooth," where two brothers become prime suspects in their wealthy parents' murder.
Season 1 DVD Episode List:
1. Prescription for Death - Air Date: 09-13-1990
2. Subterranean Homeboy Blues - Air Date: 09-20-1990
3. The Reaper's Helper - Air Date: 10-04-1990
4. Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die - Air Date: 10-11-1990
5. Happily Ever After - Air Date: 10-23-1990
6. Everybody's Favorite Bagman - Air Date: 10-30-1990
7. By Hooker, By Crook - Air Date: 11-13-1990
8. Poison Ivy - Air Date: 11-20-1990
9. Indifference - Air Date: 11-27-1990
10. Prisoner of Love - Air Date: 12-04-1990
11. Out of the Half-Light - Air Date: 12-11-1990
12. Life Choice - Air Date: 01-08-1991
13. A Death in the Family - Air Date: 01-15-1991
14. The Violence of Summer - Air Date: 02-05-1991
15. The Torrents of Greed: Part 1 - Air Date: 02-12-1991
16. The Torrents of Greed: Part 2 - Air Date: 02-19-1991
17. Mushrooms - Air Date: 02-26-1991
18. The Secret Sharers - Air Date: 03-12-1991
19. The Serpent's Tooth - Air Date: 03-19-1991
20. The Troubles - Air Date: 03-26-1991
21. Sonata for a Solo Organ - Air Date: 04-02-1991
22. The Blue Wall - Air Date: 06-09-1991
Law & Order continues to be a defining force in the drama genre, offering engaging plots and character dynamics that keep viewers tuning in season after season.
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