Review by scribblebytes

This was a fantastic episode of SVU if they are looking to Rebrand. I enjoyed the Aaron Spelling quality to this episode. It had a very feel-good atmosphere. The music was different, more inspiring and the main character arcs were a lot less dynamic, which is good in the post-2020 world we live in. This was a nice light one. That 180° turn at end was astonishingly heart-warming.

(The only reason I'm giving it a 3 is because it is off-brand to the original SVU. The normal SVU is Neo Noir. So because of the genre switch I have to follow the Scribbs 25 Manifesto and mark you down 7 points).