If svu bring back Sharon Stone next season I will not watch it!!!! What I loved about svu was that it was gritty with great acting, and what do they do they bring in a wooden actress who even makes Chris meloni look bad!!! Plz sort it
Greta - 14 years ago
I liked seeing Stuckey finally get what's coming to him, although his character was like watching a train wreck. Neither show was believeable (I've given up all hope on that), but "Shattered's" Sharon Stone was just ridiculous in her final scenes - now THERE'S a train wreck! People dying or trying to, poor Elliott floundering around in the ceiling, a whole bunch of able bodied people not taking advantage of at least a half-dozen times they could have overpowered the crazy lady and ADA Jo decides this is a golden opportunity to finally after four shows discuss her cancer scare and losing her lover. Good Grief, who writes this stuff? The final image of her standing there holding the dead body of the child was the last straw. I LOVE Elliott and Olivia, Melinda, Fin, Munch, Captain and the shrink, and what I love about them is they don't usually become unbelieveable (well, maybe Olivia a little, but Elliott - NEVER and thank God for that). Zebra, hands down won that contest and Sharon Stone - she's pretty good looking for her age, but not so good in the acting department. Thanks, Jo and bye-bye...
Patti - 14 years ago
I thought that making the character of Stuckey a psycho at season's end was too over the top, and killing off O'Halloran was unecessary and upsetting. He was as much of a fixture as Warner and Morales.
They need to go back to the straight off the streets cases and stop with the intricate cloak and dagger scripts.
If svu bring back Sharon Stone next season I will not watch it!!!! What I loved about svu was that it was gritty with great acting, and what do they do they bring in a wooden actress who even makes Chris meloni look bad!!! Plz sort it
I liked seeing Stuckey finally get what's coming to him, although his character was like watching a train wreck. Neither show was believeable (I've given up all hope on that), but "Shattered's" Sharon Stone was just ridiculous in her final scenes - now THERE'S a train wreck! People dying or trying to, poor Elliott floundering around in the ceiling, a whole bunch of able bodied people not taking advantage of at least a half-dozen times they could have overpowered the crazy lady and ADA Jo decides this is a golden opportunity to finally after four shows discuss her cancer scare and losing her lover. Good Grief, who writes this stuff? The final image of her standing there holding the dead body of the child was the last straw. I LOVE Elliott and Olivia, Melinda, Fin, Munch, Captain and the shrink, and what I love about them is they don't usually become unbelieveable (well, maybe Olivia a little, but Elliott - NEVER and thank God for that). Zebra, hands down won that contest and Sharon Stone - she's pretty good looking for her age, but not so good in the acting department. Thanks, Jo and bye-bye...
I thought that making the character of Stuckey a psycho at season's end was too over the top, and killing off O'Halloran was unecessary and upsetting. He was as much of a fixture as Warner and Morales.
They need to go back to the straight off the streets cases and stop with the intricate cloak and dagger scripts.