Law & Order: Organized Crime (TV Series) As Iago Is to Othello (2022) User Reviews

As Iago....

[bobcobb301 · 7/10 · 25 February 2022]

I am still entertained by the show, but they just had Wheatley go off the deep end here. It is a shame, because they have written him so well prior to this breakdown.

Captain Ahab's White Whale? Or An Obsession with Justice?

[yazguloner · 10/10 · 1 February 2022]

Elliot Stabler's conversation with his psychiatrist in the final scene is terrific. And it sums up the Wheatley story of how organized crime began.

They are in a game of cat and mouse with Stabler Wheatley, who is warned by being obsessive or obsessive.

The war between the mafia and the police continues in more technological areas: We are being dragged into the technical crimes of the new age with electric autonomous vehicles, data and software, famous hackers.

The helicopter hijacking scene and action scenes are fine.

Technological advances represent new type of battles, but personal rivalries are still like gladiator fights. You can see this especially in the elevator scene of Wheatley and Stabler.

I loved that they sent Othello, Robin Hood from Nothingham, Le Petit Prince, Captain Ahab and White Whale Mobydick.

It found OC style, we are curious and we look forward to it.

Amazing!

[futureselfmovie · 10/10 · 20 February 2022]

Absolutely loved this episode. It was filled with twists and turns at every corner. Spectacular! Brilliant episode. Stabler's fight with Wheatley in the elevator actually made me laugh and the part where Wheatley demanded answers from Angela made me surprised. I'm very suspicious about Angela and McClane's relationship. I think they are up to something. We will find out later in the season or maybe in the next episodes.

Techno-babble stunt to set up fist fight

[majic-5 · 3/10 · 23 January 2022]

The series abandoned any pretense of reality when it used a BS description of a rainbow table to set up Stabler's and Wheatley's fight. Shame on lazy writers for not using plausible events to enrage Stabler, to have the police psychiatrist overlook Stabler's bloodied knuckles, and for Stabler's boss for not suspending Stabler.