Aliasing

Some time ago, I saw an interview on YT where he said he'd be more than happy to bring Bobby back on screen if asked... I guess we'll just have to wait "Mr Big Money" to ask him. It may happen sooner than we think; i read they're already thinking about a commemorative Law&Order mothership mini-series. If it'll work show-buisness people may decide to invest more in revivals (aren't they alredy doing it with X-files?) If they tried to close the whole LOCI universe with two crappy cameos and a few lines, well, they gotmit wrong. I can't deny those episodes ever aired, I can't avoid acknowledging them, but I also can't accept them.

I'm still childlishly hoping in a G/E reunion... But let's be real, how many chances are there that's going to happen? *sadness*

Perhaps he felt like it was the right time for leaving the NYPD, and I can't really argue on that. But the idea of him leaving NY as well sounds a little twisted... We went from "too much focused on the job" to "I don't care about it anymore" in no time. In my opinion show-runners should have deepened this passage with another mini-series, a tv movie or something like that. Btw, who came out with the whole "writing-in-Maine" story? As far as I recall, Alex just told Olivia that he left and it was like they were married; I don't remember any reference to Maine. But I may be wrong. What was the pourpose in giving Alex that connection with SVU? It's not even a crossover episode because there's no LOCI in that; there's SVU with an additional member that doesn't work for MCS anymore. Useless. Big money involved?

I think my VDO's fav role has been "Bobby" the cab driver/serial killer in the 2012 movie 'Chained'. (In that movie starred Julia Ormond as well!) Chris Noth is aways going to be Mr Big to me ;-)

Does anybody agrees with me that Alex's two appereances on SVU have been useless and irritating?