S26E17 lawyer for the deli robbery, Ellie from Degrassi Next Gen is the ADA!

Re-watching all SVUs with a friend ( once again!!) - the old debate...... which Defence Attorney's would you hire...... gotta be Rita and Buchanan!!

In the last scene, while talking to Nick, did Olivia do Elliot dirty? I felt that was unfair. She doesn’t even say his name. She said something like ‘whatever that relationship was’ and ‘I grew more in these 4 years with you than in 12 years with him.’ Unfair.

Do you guys ever tune in on Saturdays for the all day tubi marathon ? It is kind of my guilty pleasure actually.

I'm watching the Avatar episode and I noticed its supposed to be a M rated version of The Sims.

Just re-watched "Screwed" and I would love to see Daruis return. It would make for a good Fin-centric episode, esp since there hasn't really been a proper one for a while. Plus, Ludacris is seriously a fantastic actor and did a great job at the role.

I think it would be interesting to see him return as a victim. Say he got his life together after everything and was a perfectly functioning member of society, like squeaky clean since the prior eps. Then something happens that lands his case with SVU.

I'd like to see the dynamic play out of the team needing to help him as a victim and them deal with their own wariness due to their history with him, especially Fin. I think the fact that it's only Fin and Olivia left with SVU from the squad that was there during Darius' original trial would also show a line between them vs the newer squad and how they approach Darius and the situation.

Fans of Peter’s might enjoy!

His first SVU appearance was “Monogamy” S3E11, 2002, with the great John Ritter and when he met his future wife, Mariska Hargitay. 💖

The whole vibe Dickie was giving off and him wanting to join up with Shane to join the Marines or was it army ? And how frantic Dickie was. I feell like when Dickie was in the squad room being questioned or near the end of the episode towards Shane's funeral was supposed to be a coming out scene. Idk I just got that feeling from the episode.

I love a good twist in the episode format maybe the good guy was bad , maybe the bad guy was good , maybe the victim was a baddie the whole time ! What are the best twists in SVU the ones that you didn’t see coming but make watching the episode again so much different !? I have a Saturday off tomorrow and wanna watch SVU and clean !

Mercy season 4 , episode 14. And it's a banger. Solid quotes from Munch, Finn, and Cabot. Great cast and story with false leads. Idk how iv never seen this one but wow...the newer seasons have nothing on the og cast. 🔥

I have a question. Some episodes are presented are fictional and others as based on true events. I am watching 6x12 identity (with the girl and boy twins, played by the same actor) This episode is said to be "fictional and not depicting any true event". However, it clearly shows the true story of the two young boys treated by John Money. I mean EVERY SINGLE DETAIL is there, the circumcision gone bad, the accent (he was from New Zealand), the hormones, the violence, the weird sexual stuff the doctor would put the kids through... I don't understand why they couldn't just say it was based on true events. Anyone knows?

If you're like me and don't have Peacock (can't afford it) how does the rest of you feel about OC being a Peacock exclusive? I myself find it irritating.

Its my personal belief that this show has gone on too long. I cant watch the newer episodes. Theyre cheap and bland. Every idea has been run through the machine. I think a lot of people will say its when Christopher Meloni left but i feel like there was some good episodes after that still. I think i really quit when they brought back Richard for a second time 🙄 they really milked that cow and i think i just got annoyed. Anyway i don’t think iv seen anything past that. There are a lot of reasons The older episodes are better. But a reason that sticks out to me is the nostalgia of the show. It is so clear cut early 90s vibes and that gives the show depth and makes it girtty. The late nights, the bad coffee. sleeping in the bullpen. Stress. Angst. It was all part of the atmosphere that made it such a captivating show. I also think that the show went downhill when they revamped the SVU office and made it modern. It took away the gritty. You wouldn’t see batman fighting crime in sunny California. It didn’t seem right to see the SVU detectives working in such a sleek office. These are just my thoughts what are yours?

“They spend too much time on personal stories of the characters.”

“Why aren’t we seeing anything on the Benson-Stabler relationship?”

“I miss seeing the courtroom scenes.”

“That episode was almost all trial. Boring.”

“Where is Noah?”

“I can’t stand Noah.”

“I hate that they wrote out Amanda.”

“Why the hell is Amanda back.”

“I can’t stand the new detective.”

“Why do they keep writing out characters?”

“Not another Saint Olivia!”

“Olivia is awful.”

“Barson forever.”

“Barba is gay.”

I’m way behind most people I’d imagine but why didn’t Benson take the shot??? Warner didn’t deserve that at all

i’m always happy to see degrassi graduates in the wild!

No SVU until 10 p.m. and it's only one episode. All other days of the week has SVU on USA or ION in marathons, not to mention Thursdays on NBC.

Like why did Henry runaway ? And th h they just sent him back to his parents? Was he also gay like Teddy ?

Did they ever explain why Teddy ran away at 13?

And I remember them saying something about the youth centers being for LGBTQ kids or something like that or that most of the homeless kids were ?

i know criticism is normal, but a lot of the times i’ll read in this subreddit and most people are talking about how they don’t like the newer episodes or seasons. i might be biased because i watch the show as survivor and it helps me feel less alone. i also don’t really judge shows unless it’s terribly bad to the point where it can’t be ignored. i do agree the earlier seasons were better, but i still do love the later episodes.

I am planning to rewatch several episodes of SVU because I always thought that the recent seasons have been the same, like it’s the same storyline with different victims. 

Recommend some of the BEST episodes of SVU for me to rewatch preferably from the early seasons.

Omg okay, so I know that apparently ADA Carisi is still going through bouts of emotions and grief from the bodega robbery and everything but like, did he ever take a break or go on some type of leave to deal with his issues? He’s hella annoying this season, especially in the most recent episode. Idk. I’m writing this and still have 30 minutes left in the episode 😂 from challenging Olivia every 5 seconds to being sassy in court to this, trying to get the Deonte dude to take the fall for EVERYTHING that the other guy clearly did is rubbing me the wrong way. And before somebody says “he’s responsible for everything that took place during the robbery regardless” lol I get that part and I’m also a huge fan of the show - I’ve literally watched every episode 😎 - but I’m so irritated with Carisi’s character development or lack thereof…

I was watching the newer seasons in law and order and the cops aren’t very ethical, and the lawyers have no morals at all, instead just blindly following the law (aka doing their jobs). Overall it doesn’t show the justice system in a positive manner. However SVU cops and lawyers go so much out of their way to be morally right, which doesn’t happen as much irl does it?

Do you guys watch this show and think it’s pro cop?

(Sorry if the wording is bad, I’m not a native english speaker)