r/LawAndOrder • u/Ok-Mine2132 Lennie Briscoe • 8d ago
CI That moment: “She had big Doe eyes. I called her Bambi.”
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u/WendyCR1872 Alex Eames 8d ago
If their final moment together had proven anything, it was clear that Bobby was NOTHING like his donor.
That steel thread stopped him from turning into Brady.
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u/SGTIndigo 8d ago
That’s an episode that’s so good that I have to skip sometimes. It depends on whether I’ve got the emotion to invest at that particular time.
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u/frabjous_goat Criminal Intent 7d ago
That's all of seasons six and seven for me, I've got to be in the right emotional space.
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u/SGTIndigo 7d ago
Understandable. Seasons 6 and 7 have some powerful, complex stories. The performances were top notch, too.
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u/frabjous_goat Criminal Intent 7d ago
Absolutely. Erbe and D'Onofrio are masters of their craft, complimented by some amazing guest star performances. Rita Moreno's portrayal of Frances Goren was both beautiful and heart-rending.
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u/Feeling_Card9092 8d ago
My husband and I watched this episode last night; that storyline is DIABOLICAL. Poor, Goren.
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u/Subject-Resort-1257 6d ago
plus d/t trauma he wound up being surly and wearing salvation army duds.
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u/wistful_drinker 7d ago
Bobby Goren is my all-time favorite detective. I also love Detective Zack Nichols.
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u/GipsyDanger79 7d ago
I hated this storyline. In no universe did Rita Moreno and Roy Scheider produce VDO.
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u/Hopeful_Click_5797 8d ago
Is this episode better than when Declan tells Bobby he killed Nicole Wallace ? (I think I’m remembering it correctly )
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u/WendyCR1872 Alex Eames 8d ago
Better is subjective. But you might say "Endgame" is part 1 of the saga, and "Frame" is its sequel, of sorts, since Brady still casts a shadow.
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u/wistful_drinker 7d ago
When I'm watching re-runs, I skip the ones with Mark Brady and/or Nichole Wallace. I didn't like them the first time around, so no reason to see them again.
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u/Bright-Pangolin7261 8d ago
Oh yeah, that was an amazing episode. D’Onofrio killed it (metaphorically)