Law And Order SVU Season 11 Episode 10:Watch Anchor Online S11E10
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Law And Order SVU Season 11 Episode 10:Watch Anchor Online S11E10 – Law and Order: SVU Season 11 Episode 10 called “Anchor” aired last night on NBC.’Anchor’ had all the elements (characters inspired by right wing personalities Limbaugh, Hannity, and Beck ) to be considered explosive and controversial (race and illegal immigration).Here is the plot of the episode.
When two young girls are similarly murdered a little over a month apart, Detective Odafin Tutuola (Ice-T) decides to investigate the gruesome crimes. After a third killing, Fin discovers that all three children were “anchor babies” of immigrant families, and reaches out to the Center of Immigrant Services. After sifting through the Center’s hate mail, and witnessing a fight between immigration lawyer Randall Carver (guest star John Larroquette) and Joe Thagard (guest star Thomas Sadoski), a fanatical follower of a xenophobic talk show host, Fin begins to narrow in on the killer.
It was a powerful episode thanks to the compelling storyline, the hot topic issue ,the great court scenes,and the raw emotions but Ice-T’s terrible acting skills almost ruined it.Were you shocked when Carver killed his client? Some say “Anchor” seems to support the left wing’s agenda on this major political issue and painted a completely untrue picture of the right wing,do you agree? What are your thoughts on the episode?
That’s all we have for now on Law And Order SVU Season 11 Episode 10.
A former SVU watcher | Dec 10, 2009 | Reply
The episode was the vilest propaganda I’ve seen in awhile, filled with stereotypes from a particular viewpoint. If the network is comfortable villifying large swaths of their own countrymen, then they can be comfortable without my viewership.
talkgirl | Dec 10, 2009 | Reply
LAw and Order’s “Anchor”….Wow, not only was the acting horrible, but the dialogue was ridiculous and the plot completely pathetic.
There was no surprise to the ending….of course, someone who may oppose immigration or watch “Beck, Rush or O’Reilly” deserves to be killed in the eyes of NBC. Or at least in the eyes of those who tell NBC what to air. Just a reminder to those of us who quit watching NBC dramas long ago why we made the switch.
Polly | Dec 10, 2009 | Reply
I stopped watching Law and Order (all of them) about a year ago. The story lines and acting were generally good but they ALWAYS managed to slip in some superfluous anti-conservative, anti-war, and especially anti-Bush commentary.
It would seem that last night’s episode was merely more of the same. I’m glad I’ve stopped watching it–I don’t need the constant aggravation–and I find I don’t miss it at all.
Somehow I don’t believe the FCC will rein in Law and Order. But Fox News had better watch out.
Alan | Dec 11, 2009 | Reply
It cracks me up how all the Neo-Cons that are bitching about the writing on Law & Order have the most whining to do. If y’all are so PRO-War do us all a favor and enlist.
Michael | Dec 11, 2009 | Reply
So what its not ok to talk smack about Bush but its ok to call our current President a stupid n$$$$$ because that was Fox News call him
Deby | Dec 13, 2009 | Reply
Who played the newspaper writer that Mariska hooked up Ice-T with? I’ve seen her before. I think it was on Angel.