ludacris was on season 8, episode 183 of law and order and his storyline got resolved.
ludacris was on season 8, episode 183 of law and order and his storyline got resolved.
what episode of law and order was ludacris on and his storyline gets resolved?
season 8, episode 183
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initial reviews of the episode were mixed. after the episode aired, silber was disappointed in its resolution, writing, "this episode adeptly combines surrealism and a sense of impending climax—only to sputter out in disappointment when nothing much gets resolved at the end." he dismissed "mulder's one-week recovery from his horrifying ordeal" as "facile and unconvincing". he did write that mulder's dream provided "credible insight into the recesses of his troubled personality". "the x-files" researcher and independent reviewer sarah stegall awarded the episode a three out of five score after the episode aired. she argued that, in the episode, mulder "is not a martyr but a victim" which makes him "pitiable, not heroic". tom kessenich, in his 2002 book "examinations: an unauthorized look at seasons 6–9 of the x-files", gave the episode a positive review, noting that the "duchovny-penned final scene is exquisite in showcasing the beauty and power of mulder and scully's evolving relationship." he deemed mulder's dream sequences "inspired television" and felt that the episode left itself open to interpretation. in the october 2000 issue of "cinefantastique", writer paula vitaris gave the episode a mixed review, awarding it two stars out of four. she criticized the recycling of the "one partner lies comatose while the other runs around trying to find a cure" storyline, but she was more positive towards mulder's reverie, calling it visually "beautiful".
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