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Esaulsaid…I liked the Cragen, it lets Florek bring out his character more, which is always a plus. I agree, there should be more Munch episodes, but maybe you will find a reason behind it? It may be something so simple as Belzer doing other things, or something. I don’t think it’s a conscious choice they make leaving him out of your show. And Shelia, it’s unknown if the USA Pilot will have any relation to L&O at all. It could be another show altogether with VDO playing someone apart from Goren. All we know is the fact that Wolf has been promised a pilot from the network.

If it was only one bad episode, nobody will be complaining. I’ve lost count of just how many bad episodes there were and it’s not just this season. The writing is terrible and the stories are ridiculous. Anonymous said…This episode might have been great. In fact the beginning looked like it had been going somewhere. But to learn that the girl was part of a hoax was a major let down. How dare someone put their family through worry for an agenda?
If you wish Lizzie back, come alone.” Instead of telling others he silently responds, “Come where? I’m watching you.” Suspecting he could be watching from the web cams he goes. Stabler recognizes one of many photos as students from Westmore he had questioned – Gregory Engels. At that point another video is broadcast as Cragen is read Engels file aloud.

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I liked the story, no silly and forced political crusades we have been likely to buy into, no side environmental story. No over the top Emmy chasing performances from either the guest star of the week or the standard cast. It had been a SVU case also it left me with answers instead of quesions that was nice for a change. So excellent to see usage of lots of the regular cast. I especially loved to see Cragen out of your squadroom, like he used to do many seasons ago.

Baer mentioned that “er character is brutally attacked.” Maria Bello appeared in the season’s seventh episode “Trophy” as Vivian Arliss. After identifying an ex-convict because the prime suspect for the rape and murder of a woman, Benson discovers that Arliss’ mother was raped by the same man. Arliss leaves her son Calvin in Benson’s custody to find the boy’s father. Marcia Gay Harden returned in the season’s eighth episode “Penetration” as FBI Agent Dana Lewis. Agent Lewis is raped while
Stabler reminds Engels that Lizzie is scared exactly like Jason. Stabler promises

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It’s like the eyes of a individual in a gaming. Theyre almost like the eyes of someone standing in a bank.This can be the first time Ive heard the word eye of the person on the bank or eye of the person in the bank. I believe Ive seen it before in additional video gaming, but I dont know whats the term to describe it. In a great way, what we do is look at these eyes with a little extra attention. The eyes of a man behind the lender are what the eyes of a guy on the bank are looking at. It’s just like the eyes of someone in a gaming. They’re almost just like the eyes of someone standing in a bank.

• Hargitay expressed fascination with her character having a baby this season, saying, “A boyfriend! A baby! I don’t have even to get married. I just want a child! Give me a baby!”.
• I honestly can say I don’t give a care if Stabler’s kids all wind up in the psych ward or if all Benson’s boyfriends are rapists, sadists, and pedophiles!
• Anny Onomus said…With that said, I just want to say about all of this criticism, maybe what SVU needs is freshness.
• Spencer Treat Clark had a small role in another SVU, Families, playing a different character in the past in 2003.

Stabler said he was engaging in Engels’ head and wonders if he could be that screwed up he’d take Lizzie’s life. Stabler goes back to the squad car and gets in the trunk seat with Engels. He asks Engels why he could be frowning, and says he thinks all Engels wanted was revenge.

I told him Anchor was an excessive amount of a mothership episode and the other episodes had too much personal drama amongst Benson/Stabler… [newline]Like I said earlier, the thought of someone creating a rape spectacle to obtain something they wanted was a good idea for a plot. But guidelines don’t always translate to good episodes unless the execution will there be. Esaulsaid…Actually, xfool, the show right now is on the verge to be renewed.
the file. Stabler asks why Engels experienced all that trouble to obtain him there and asks why. Engels says that Special Victims has one of many NYPD’s highest clearance rates, and Stable asks why he didn’t grab the phone and call? Stabler asks him what all of the crap with the monkeys is, and Engels ask him if that frustrates him, it’s what he’s been going through for years.
Her character was later killed in the seventeenth episode.Diane Neal returned as ADA Casey Novak for the episode “Reparations”. Neal had previously made her last appearance in the ninth-season finale, in which her character was censured for violating due process in a rape case. Detectives Stabler and Tutuola visit a victim and her attacker after video of an assault pops up on a college campus Intranet feed. This young man did everything to find his brother. He did his research and did what he previously to do, with the help of his friends. After finding out that SVU had the best record he had to turn it into an SVU case to allow them to take his case.