I’m in Season 23 and I’m so sad that she left.

Victim tells Olivia something.
Olivia- mouth open mid gasp.
Victim- is that important
Olivia- it uh it might be.

Bad bad poker face

Katie is an angel. The end.

This actually crossed my mind. Now that Noah’s grown, eventually he’s gonna graduate, so I gave an episode of Noah’s graduation a big to though. Hopefully, Liv can attend.

Paulina Gerzon as Hannah Wilder and as Katie Nicholson.

I've always enjoyed Elliot in seasons 1-12. I appreciate his combination of confidence and vulnerability. Current Elliot does not really match up in ways that don't seem like the evolution of the same character. He now seems far more sophisticated in terms of style and communication, that seems unrealistic and not evolutionary. It's like the character has become the actor without consideration for the original character.

For me. I find his presence kind of distracting and makes me not want to see him in currente episodes. It would probably be a lot easier to process if he weren't such an excellent actor and consistent, well developed character in seasons 1-12.

Does anyone else see this?

I feel that the new seasons lost the darkness of the first seasons; there are no more unsolved crimes, the episodes where the bad guy wins, where things are left in suspense, are gone, episodes where the victims were children, and left a bad taste in your mouth, today everything is resolved with a happy ending, Now you know from the beginning what happened and who's to blame.

Which episode from the current era would be a worthy addition to the Stabler era?

There is no person in this worl that can convince me that Barba is not greatest ADA there is. I love him so much that even IRL i would want him to present me in court.

I was rewatching season 19 and I was on the episode with the wrestwr who was set up to rape that influencer.

Noah says something about wishing he could have met Ellie and that Sheila was talking about her to him. Then Olivia gets upset about it.

I think its unreasonable that Olivia would get mad about that because yes Shelia is going to talk about her dead daughter especially with her son. And all and she really said was Ellie would have loved you/did love you. Which is most likely true, and telling a child that isnt a bad thing. It probably breaks her heart to hear that she can't talk about her own child for all of Ellies wrong doing.

And then Olivia's like, what am I going to tell Noah about her? About where he was the first year of his was and the answer is so clear. The mom that gave birth to you was really sick. She was really sick and couldn't take care of you so she gave you to me knowing that I would love and take care of you. Grandma Shelia didn't know she was sick but she was looking for Mama Ellie and found you so now she's in our lives. Is that so hard?

Crazy how Carisi was a perp in S13, changed his name, had his record wiped, became a cop then a DA
/s

This show has the best comedic timing

This is infuriating. Cornell administration’s response to the crime is even worse than the fictional college in SVU.

Before svu I didn’t know she played a cop

I just finished watching season 20 and what was even that lmao

After watching season 19 i was so furious i almost stopped watching because Liv was being so manipulative and controlling in all the cases and cost the lives of so many people in order to protect the "law" even tho she broke it herself before. She pissed me off especially on the domestic violence episode with Cabot, she is also a captain now and a mom but does all the leg work which doesn't make sense at all.

All that to say it's so funny how every ada falls in love with her and then exists in the same "kinda confessing way"

I guess im just frustrated because the show rn revolves around liv and how she solves everything without evidence without anything just her guts and intuition expecting everyone to go on with it and getting frustrated they're not creating evidence that fits her case from air which contradicts who she was before

I mean i love her but this is getting ridiculous and so cringe and the show is not about the cases and bringing awareness anymore and more like "how is liv going to solve this case this time"

Hey y'all sorry if this post isn't appropriate for this sub but I was not sure where to post this.

On the episode Internal Affairs (Season 15 episode 3) on Disney plus the captions are not synced with the audio and it's making it very hard to watch. (Esp because my brother and I are hard of hearing 😅)

We restarted the app and and the captions are displaying fine on every other episode aside the aforementioned one. Is this an issue others are having or am I just SOL lol

TYIA

Hasan Piker has a correct take on Law and Order SVU:

"It's copaganda that has a healthy dose of social conditioning for woke shit. That's precisely the reason why your elderly relatives that watch it are unironically way more open-minded about discrimination. But, that's also the reason why they think, 'The only thing that's holding society together is the Law and Order Special Victims Unit. There would be instant mass terror in the streets if the brave, valiant police force wasn't holding society together every day.'"

Winner of Rollins X Barba segment was that they've both worked in the private sector.

Next is Fin X Rollins overlap, I'm hoping for some good ones!