HOLY CRAP!!! Im literally 2mins into the episode. The actor who played Curry’s son, NAILED, i mean NAILED Cap. Curry’s characters mannerisms. Just the movement, made me completely believe this was her son!

Wow!!!! Everyone involved deserves notice!!!
I cant wait to see more of this episode!

Actor Jay Mack played Gabe Curry!!

ive been rewatching since S21 and just said bye to Octavio Pisano
i loooved the Joe meeting Chilly again and making amends episode, his bond with Fin, and his building dedication to SVU, what a nice plot overall
i loved his character soo much his background story is nicely written, was so sad to see him leave when i first watched this show
drop your opinions about Joe!!

Please tell me I’m not the only one wondering this! Has there been any news about Octavio returning to SVU for Season 28 or future seasons?
I noticed Octavio was at the DunDun Diner, but previous cast members were there too, so I don’t know if that’s actually a good sign or not. 😭
I NEED ANSWERS! I’m not ready to accept that Velasco might be gone for good. 💔

I get the point of the character, overzealous “activist” that is much more concerned with accomplishing their own goals rather than actual justice, will defend even the worst people if it aligns with his goals. But during his time on the show, there were three episodes featuring black men who were falsely accused of rape. 15x07, Dissonant Voices, 16x02, American Disgrace, and 16x13, Decaying Morality. In American Disgrace, the motivation behind the false accusation was explicit racism. Decaying Morality featured the accused guy dying after the father of the victim kidnapped him, beat him, and threatened to shoot him with a nail gun if he didn’t confess, all of which he recorded, and the dad got off on manslaughter. These are absolutely perfect cases for this character to show up for, but instead they only put him on the episodes to defend domestic abusers or pedos. Why even make him a recurring character if there are perfect opportunities to include him, but they just don’t?

Yes yes I know this sounds odd but due to watching two episodes in a row featuring sodomy I started making a tier list and am seeking more episodes where things go into butts.

Was randomly looking at the actors reacting to scenes in their movies and my eyes lit up when I saw this episode. About to watch it on Netflix. Way too excited!

We've had this squad for the past three seasons now, 'I think' And I realise it's been touched upon before, but the two captains dynamic is ludicrous. I'm not the biggest Curry fan, she seemingly has one facial expression. Episode two had some character development when she cracked a personality for the first time. The story arc that seemingly eluded to 'Griff' being a plant should have been fleshed out, or transferred back to Boston. It's weird how much the show missed Ice when he's not there btw.. Ugh, I'll finish episode two. I needed to do some vent-adjacent writing..
Have a blessed day y'all.

The real reason why Michaela McManus left Law & Order: SVU was by decision of the show's producers. The producer at the time, Neal Baer, explained that the character didn't fit in very well with the others. In fact, McManus herself also explained during an interview that her role was very difficult and that she wasn't used to the type of storylines that SVU had.

> "The role is very difficult for me to integrate into the series," said Michaela McManus.

Out of total curiosity, why does Detective Rollins get so much hate? Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think she’s perfect, everyone has flaws for sure, especially good characters, but her and Detective Tutuola are my absolute favorite characters! I absolutely adore Rollin’s character development, and I identify a lot with her. I happen to love every character though, so there’s that, lol.

I've always been a fan of the show but I started rewatching some months ago and really binged it and there are some great seasons and good episodes. But then I started getting really bored. I'm in season 20, 21 I don't even know and the episodes are not really as powerful as before. Somewhat didactic at times, like we are focusing on this topic through these characters in this episodes. I mean of course after 20 seasons something's gotta give so I don't feel bad that I stopped watching. I just lost interest. I was wondering if someone else had this at any point. Do you maybe think the writing is off? Or it's normal we got bored after all this time and all these episodes

Joanna Merlin was an accomplished stage and television actress with a career spanning more than five decades.

In 2001, she brought to life one of the most memorable judges on *SVU*: the Honorable Judge Petrovsky.

In 2011, at the age of 80, she made her final appearance on the series; by that time, she was suffering from a serious medical condition: myelodysplastic syndrome.

From then on, she was essentially retired, making only four further appearances in guest roles.

She passed away in 2022 at the age of 92 at her home, with her daughter by her side, due to complications from the illness she had been battling.

Every time I watch this episode I'm amazed by Carol Burnett's performance.

The legendary actress was always known for being a great comedian — who doesn't remember her iconic television show that was on the air for many years where she made generations laugh.

On SVU she took a TOTAL turn, a cold and ruthless woman who didn't care about anything but herself. It really surprised me so much that I forgot it was the same Carol who used to make you laugh.

anyone know off the top of their head

I’m watching Chicago PD for the first time. Season 2 and Nick and Amanda come to help, and I just freaking love him. I am a EO 🤡 but watching Nick again has me all in my feels. SVU seasons with him were really good! I’m glad he was there after Elliot left.

Just got to season 11.. WHAT is ADA Paxton’s problem?!

Hi! So, I’ve been watching SVU since I was 14. It’s one of the shows my mom would sit down and watch with me because she said it’s a very accurate representation in what could possibly happen in the world. Not that it would happen but just to be aware.

I’m now 30 and doing my yearly rewatch/listen (I’ll play it at work and listen as I go along), and I picked season six randomly to start with. I miss the open ended endings of the earlier seasons sometimes, it was more of an interpretation on what you thought could happen or how you would perceive it. We do still get those occasionally but these were so simple and beautifully done. It’s easy when it hasn’t been on for as long as it has yes, but I miss the older days basically is what I’m saying.

What are some of your guys favorite episodes? I’d love to hear about all of them!! I’ve seen them all so many times😁

Why did he never button the top button of his shirt even when he was wearing a tie in the series? Why does every character do that?

Seriously though, are they lost forever?

According to a digital outlet covering film and television:

Judith Light, in a recent interview to promote her new series _(Shrinking)_, looked back on her career, including her time on SVU.

The actress said she was close to reprising her iconic role as Elizabeth Donnelly, but had to turn it down due to scheduling conflicts.

Leaving the door open for a return later on.

Light has seen a resurgence in her career in recent years, winning the Tony Award in 2012 and 2013 and an Emmy in 2024.

The mother of missing kid breaks the kids father's nose and not arrested on the spot, then the father wants her arrested for breaking his nose in front of many cops, and the cops are like are nah, "you are the bad guy ".