A crowd sourced project to find out how each case on Law & Order ended has finished and OverThinkingIt.com has the graph. That’s 450 episodes of the series, meaning 450 different cases. What’s odd is only about 33% of cases ended in plea bargains. If Law & Order actually ripped stories from the headlines, it’d be closer to 100%.
Found on overthinkingit.com.
Gee, it usually looks like: "what is society doing so wrong to produce such horrible people?"
I wonder how many episodes ending with Ice-T rubbing his forehead saying, "Remember when I used to have street cred?"
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Spoiler alert: It always ends with the black guy pleading out as the unwitting pawn of the Upper East Side white mastermind..... They're coming for YOU, Bennington.
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Here's how every episode ends: "Hey, it's the guy that you originally thought did it, but then we changed your mind, and now he's going to jail"
Every time I watched that old dude was saying "make the deal" and they never executed anyone, this would have been better as a Texas show, law&order&kill
McCoy: Your grief might be a little more convincing, sir, if you hadn't just admitted you cut off your wife's head.
