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Watch Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Benson And Stabler Go After A Rare Reproductive Abuser
An abandoned baby case leads SVU to a "reproductive abuser" who has over 20 children.An abandoned baby case leads SVU to a "reproductive abuser" who has over 20 children.An abandoned baby case leads SVU to a "reproductive abuser" who has over 20 children.
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Tamara Tunie
- ME Dr. Melinda Warner
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Dann Florek
- Captain Donald 'Don' Cragen
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Establishing a harem of the past is its transformation into a breeding predator in modern life. It has the simplest scenario that can fit this subject.
Guest casting John Stamos was a very fitting choice. Its performance is very good.
It was also nice to see Noella Beck and Trisha from the soap opera Loving, which I enjoyed watching for many years.
What I don't like is that the vehicle used as an assault weapon is almost as advertised. It sets a bad example for the youth. Because it is an easily accessible tool of violence.
As true as the self-defense moves in the previous chapter were... This is just as wrong.
Guest casting John Stamos was a very fitting choice. Its performance is very good.
It was also nice to see Noella Beck and Trisha from the soap opera Loving, which I enjoyed watching for many years.
What I don't like is that the vehicle used as an assault weapon is almost as advertised. It sets a bad example for the youth. Because it is an easily accessible tool of violence.
As true as the self-defense moves in the previous chapter were... This is just as wrong.
This is a special episode for me. As good as always, this one truly hits the mark thanks to the marvelous turn of Fame, Footloose and Short Cuts star Lori Singer. After years and years of hiatus, the actress demonstrates that she is a powerful presence of screen. She's fully commited in her role and shines in her most dramatic scenes. She's just great in this episode. John Stamos is also very good.
Weak episode, bad acting. Storyline was just plain silly, I felt like I was watching Desperate Housewives. Any other show I would given it between one and three. But since its a Law and Order episode I give it a very generous 5/10. I am willing to say this is the worst episode in SVU history in my opinion. Even the Rose McGowan episode was better and that was still rather weak. By the way Law and Order Los Angeles has really improved with Skeet gone. Reseda episode was brilliant. Back to SVU though I am looking forward to next weeks SVU because "Bang" had no BANG to it but only Bore. Horrible acting by Lori Singer who sounded like a damn robot all episode. I don't fully blame Lori Singer for her bad acting cause if she went fully by the script then the writing was just weak as it has been a lot of this season. Where's B.D. Wong and Tamara Tunie? No ADA either lately or even the court part just boring garbage in between with one liners like "We looked back into your file and found some dirt". Anyways Crap episode. Watch it anyways obviously just because it is Law and Order special victim units. Also tune in to Law and Order Los Angeles.
Back in the 17th century the Merry Monarch Charles II reportedly had something like 35 illegitimate children that could be accounted for. And on this SVU episode John Stamos, former Assistant District Attorney and now with a high powered Wall Street firm is looking to break that record like Barry Bonds was doing to Ruth and Aaron. He must have been on something good, a combination of testosterone and steroids.
The case of an abandoned infant, adopted by Lori Singer leads the SVU squad to Stamos who is keeping company with Singer who is a well to do career woman. But status has nothing to do with whom he mates with, he was even doing nanny Marta Milans when Singer was away.
But has he broken any laws by doing that? Apparently not though the highlight of the story is when Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay confront with about 20 angry women from the New York metropolitan area, all with his bambinos.
Stamos is priceless in his reaction. It was a privilege for them to be bearing his kids like he was the monarch of his world. He modestly tells the SVU squad they haven't scratched the surface yet. But his little swimmers have taken their last plunge when he's found dead in an alley in what is a most gruesome manner.
Good episode up to the end and Stamos is just classic. But the perpetrator they found came from way out of left field and the ending was strictly anti-climactic for me.
The case of an abandoned infant, adopted by Lori Singer leads the SVU squad to Stamos who is keeping company with Singer who is a well to do career woman. But status has nothing to do with whom he mates with, he was even doing nanny Marta Milans when Singer was away.
But has he broken any laws by doing that? Apparently not though the highlight of the story is when Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay confront with about 20 angry women from the New York metropolitan area, all with his bambinos.
Stamos is priceless in his reaction. It was a privilege for them to be bearing his kids like he was the monarch of his world. He modestly tells the SVU squad they haven't scratched the surface yet. But his little swimmers have taken their last plunge when he's found dead in an alley in what is a most gruesome manner.
Good episode up to the end and Stamos is just classic. But the perpetrator they found came from way out of left field and the ending was strictly anti-climactic for me.
Well! This was certainly a hard episode to watch (and I mean that complimentarily). I remember John Stamos--Uncle Jessie from Full House--being in this episose, and WOW did he deliver?! His acting GENUINELY creeped me out and made me feel extremely uncomfortable. And the ending left me equally surprised and petrified. Definitely one of the best well-written episodes of SVU I've ever seen, but also one I *don't* plan on seeing again for quite a while (probably never again). Kudos to the Wolf Team!
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Did you know
- TriviaJohn Stamos met his future wife Caitlin McHugh on the set of this episode. Stamos was the special guest star, and McHugh had the brief role of Stacy, the mother of one of Stamos' character's children.
- Quotes
Ken Turner: [to Stabler] Every man dreams of bedding lots of women. C'mon, admit it, Detective. You know you want to bang your partner. Watch her grow swollen with your child. And why not, man? She'd give you beautiful babies.
Detective Elliot Stabler: You are a sick son-of-a-bitch.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Law & Order: SVU Cameos (2018)
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- 1h(60 min)
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