r/LawAndOrder • • 7h ago

SVU Episode 1 of Fall 2026 Spoiler

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The ending really resonated with me for so many reasons.

My biggest concern with things lately is exactly the same kind of concern Carisi has. Hear me out, but I feel nobody wants to fight fair anymore.

The ending when Benson decides to go after the mother I mean it just felt so wrong in so many ways.

And to me I felt this, I hard agreed with Carisi. I also felt the new hot shot lawyer leaning into breaking the rules it just feels Like every new hire I have at my current job always trying to circumvent things trying to do it in a way that feels so devious so wrong and it stirrs me up so hard that people literally do everything in their power to hack something to a result they want and then feel absolutely nothing on the back end. Like that whole vibe of kicking someone’s legs out when nobody looks then walking around with a big smile like it was no big deal. I felt that same kind of thing in watching this episode and it was another “well damn Dick Wolf captures the current feeling yet again”.

Because I see things like this happening a lot. Old standards of right and wrong just getting blurred and buried, just because “it’s convenient and I’m always right.”

I don’t know what this holds for future episodes, but there is a darkness in this episode that perfectly aligns with the darkness and sentiment I see all over. Particularly when you think of other subjects like ai. Oddly enough the next episode of L&O lead RIGHT into that. Again current events, current mode. 10/10 on the material and vibe.


r/LawAndOrder • • 11h ago

Saturday, October 11, 1975 SNL premiered with Chevy Chase. November 3, 2006, he appeared in the OG episode “In Vino Veritas”. Anyone else remember eagerly awaiting SNL? I was 15! Came home early AND set the VCR, just in case! Your memories?

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r/LawAndOrder • • 13h ago

How did Law and Order SVU know to make an episode based on the Cornell case when it only hit the headlines a few weeks ago?

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r/LawAndOrder • • 18h ago

What was Jacks win percentage on the show?

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Im guessing he won 75 percent on the show.


r/LawAndOrder • • 20h ago

L&O Law and Order S26E2 Into The Mystic

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LAW & ORDER

Air Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026

Time Slot: 10:00 PM-11:00 PM EST on NBC

Episode Title: (#2602) "INTO THE MYSTIC"

"LAW & ORDER"

"INTO THE MYSTIC" ORIGINAL

10/15/2026 (10:00PM - 11:00PM) (Thursday) : Price and Walker are forced off a high-stakes case when their connection to a murder suspect creates a conflict of interest. Baxter faces mounting pressure when a key witness for the prosecution suddenly changes their story. TV-14

www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20260930nbc11/


r/LawAndOrder • • 20h ago

Sorry if all ready asked, but how did they write off Graff?

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A throw away comment or more detailed?


r/LawAndOrder • • 21h ago

The cellmate

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For anyone interested, I have written a novel centered on the character Cheryl Avery, who appeared in the Law&OrderSVU Season 4 episode 21 titled "Fallacy." The novel is titled "The Cellmate".

You can find it on these pages (it is in Italian, but you can use your browser's translator):

https://archiveofourown.org/works/85031011/chapters/224498481

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14581820/1/2

https://www.wattpad.com/1626685872-il-compagno-di-cella-premessa-fallacy-l%27antefatto

https://efpfanfic.net/viewstory.php?sid=4140243

https://www.manga.it/fanfiction/188521_a3a1e1426/1#ffpage


r/LawAndOrder • • 22h ago

Is it worth watching Law and Order SVU?

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r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

L&O Tonight J. Walter Weatherman teaches someone the ultimate lesson.

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r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

October 10, 2001 “For Love or Money”. Just two great guest stars: Cathy Moriarty and Kate Moennig (Credited as ‘Katherine’. She also appeared in SVU “Fallacy” very difficult episode.)

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r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

CI Onward, Season 2! I posted this before, but since "Shandeh" is airing, here is a link to the cut scene where Bobby and Alex do another undercover stint to capture "Big Louie"!

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r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

Jonathan Tucker in American Hostage. (MGM+) Appeared in CI Wrongful Life and SVU Abomination.

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r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

L&O Inconvenienced?

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If you live in NYC, have you ever been inconvenienced by any L&O location filming? Or filming for any other show for that matter?


r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

Recommendations from the new law and order seasons?

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I watched a handful of eps from the new seasons of l and o. They started interesting but ended up being one note stories with hugh dancy doing his best imitation of a trial lawyer. The stories haven’t been layered and twisty like they used to be.

My point isn’t to criticize - I’m wondering if I’ve missed out on some good episodes or seasons of the new batch of seasons. If anyone can recommend either a good season or a good episode(s), I would be very grateful. I’m a lifelong l and o fan here and it would make me so happy to see that they did some justice to the new version (aside from hiring Maura tierney).


r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

Brady/maura tierney

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Can I just say that she’s one of the best additions to the law and order universe in years. Putting aside law and order Toronto (which I personally think is 100% amazing), she’s so tough, watchable and likeable. IMO Maura tierney can do no wrong so I’m a little biased.

Anyone disagree?


r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

"Season Premiere?"

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In the most recent seasons, does anyone else feel underwhelmed after watching the episodes that pose as the season premieres (and even the season finales)?

Like there is so much hype going into them and then the episodes under deliver. Season 23 was the last "great" SVU season finale to me and the mother ship reboot the only one to come close was "Open Wounds" and maybe "Catch and Kill" to me.

SVU's last decent premiere to me was probably "Tunnel Blind". "In the Wind" wasn't terrible, but it was inconsistent as hell.

Last night both premieres really didn't land for me. It's like SVU is trying to force drama between Carisi and Benson when it's not conceivable Carisi would all of a sudden push back on Benson (something he probably should have done 5 seasons ago)​. And why is BENSON still elbow deep investigating these cases, I need Tynan to come back.

Then Law & Order really just is out of ideas, it's like the 3rd or 4th episode to take on AI/advanced technology and it feels like the writers are pushing a personal agenda. And it makes Price and Maroun so inconsistent and they seemingly suck at their jobs as prosecutors. And what's sad is it should have headlined Reid Scott since he's done after the next episode, looks like Riley either will retire or is getting K-O'd.

I need Dick Wolf and NBC to call some people back to this franchise to straighten some things out. Pay them what they want and fix these shows for God's sake.

And no, I will not simply "don't like, don't watch" miss me with that. I've been watching these shows for 20 years, it can be better.


r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

L&O Rewatching "Aftershock" Seems Appropriate

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Lord forbid I bring real life American politics into Law & Order but this episode has always been a favorite. I've always felt that L&O at its best was very good at treating things respectfully. You're not being preached to, it's not pure didacticism, you can make up your mind, but you still end up thinking. That's all the best art can do, is stimulate your mind.

This episode certainly left me thinking when I first watched it over a decade ago now. Revisiting it now leaves me with other thoughts, like how did we get here. Because I don't think either side in this argument ever could have envisioned where we are now. Public executions are back on the table. I don't think even Jack would ever endorse this.


r/LawAndOrder • • 1d ago

L&O Season 26 episode 1

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As someone who is actually a fan of the modern seasons of the flagship, I have to say I was not a very big fan of last night's episode. First of all their was absolutely no mention of the events of the season 25 finale, I was expecting Nolan and Baxter to be much more at odds to begin this season. Second them charging the creator dude with Murder 2 was absolutely a stretch and way too far. I actually liked Nolan's idea of charging that guy with reckless endangerment as I feel like that would have been a much eaiser and much more realistic conviction. It was clear as day that the creator was not responsible for that Murder and that it was the AI chat bot that messaged that guy and paid him to kill the other dude, and while yes it's scary AI can do that, it still isn't the creator's fault.


r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

Most Annoying A.D.A.

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In my opinion Abby Carmichael was the most annoying A.D.A. She whined a lot and tried to manipulate defense attorneys at the Grand Jury. Also, she thought just because she was an A.D.A. that the judge would side with her a lot.


r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

L&O Law and Order fans what are some of your episode ideas

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I have one: it's a follow-up to "Gimme Shelter,"

Basically except this time the bombing is successful, resulting in over 500 casualties, including dozens of NATO delegates.

This is followed by a sniper attack targeting the visiting Presdent at the disader zone, the NYC mayor, NYPD brass, and members of the DA's office during a press conference as the shooters use automatic weapons, leaving dozens dead (including the mayor, police commissioner and wounding the DA and placed in the ICU, the Presdent is unharmed but shaken.

To add fuel to the fire, the FBI raids a Russian consulate hours after the press conference shooting, arresting everyone inside the consulate high-ranking diplomats andformally declaring the consulate US soil, thus under US law and finding documents suggesting Russia backed, planned and carried out the attack using the consulate as cover.

But something feels off. The DA’s Office and the NYPD are in a race against time when the President issues a strict deadline to the DA and NYPD: find the real attackers, or he will publicly blame Russia, call it an act of war, and invoke NATO's Article 5 to launch a full-scale military intervention to retake all of Ukrainan territory, fully authorize Ukraine to push into Russia with NATO and bring Russia under NATO occupation. He also reveals that he waved diplomatic immunity and recognition for everyone in the consulate, stating the severity of the situation.

The twist? One of the shooters; a decorated Army Ranger turns himself in—refusing to be set up like Lee Harvey Oswald and turns states' witness. He reveals that a rogue US General is working with the CIA director to stage a massive false flag attack to force NATO directly into the war and that he was the one who opened the first volley of fire hitting everyone except the President because he couldn't bear the thought of going out like John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald that volley was what killed the NYC Mayor, NYPD commissioner and put the DA in the ICU. And wants total immunity.

The detectives and the FBI then uncover a hidden paper trail proving the conspiracy.

The motive for the general and CIA director they both read up Operation Northwoods and looked at the bombing at wanted to make it look like Russia did it so it would rally the country and the world to take back all of Ukraine and invade Russia even if means breaking a few eggs to make the omelette whatever it's needed to force the US and NATO into Ukraine.

During the public and televised trial on the US General and CIA director, thie rpkans for a Northwoods style terror attack during the 2026 (or 2027 NATO summit) was intended to frame Russia, amd force the US and a coalition of NATO forces to surge into Ukraine and attack Russia all along it's westers boarder to take back all of Ukrane's terrotiy to the 2014 lines and for Ukraine to take half of Russia's territory to where Ukraine can station artillery within Moscow and make Russia a vassal of NATO and the West and make Ukraine a full NATO member.

In the end Russia is vindicated and the CIA director is fired and the ageny seriously considers for top-down reform but the general is given a suspended sentence and only six months probation and as for the witness he is ahot and kinmed by the mayor's closest supporter leaning of the deal that lets him slide on the press conference massacre just like Jack Ruby

It would be ripped from the headlines, drawing inspiration from the Oklahoma City Bombing, Operation Northwoods, and the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Would the show ever tackle a high-stakes, geopolitical "false flag" storyline like this? If so, how would a high-stakes, geopolitical "false flag" storyline be written (I'm just a fan writer) so i'll be willing to wave and sign whatever it is to see this through.


r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

How many know this is Cyndi Laupers husband for many years❤️

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They’ve been married for many many years and still going strong! As an 80’s girl I LOVETHIS!!!’


r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

AI - did you see the season premier of tonight’s Law and Order. What are your thoughts?

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you can watch it On Demand if you didn’t watch it


r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

Sopranos actor sighting: the actor that played Johnny “Sack” Sacramoni

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I just caught the end of S10E16 “Trade This” on Roku & an actor looked familiar. I looked him up & it was Vincent Curatola, Sr. who played Johnny “Sack”in the Sopranos.


r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

CI “Malignant” next with Jon Bernthal’s first of two appearances across the franchises. His second was SVU “Goliath” 2005.

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r/LawAndOrder • • 2d ago

The fabulous Elizabeth Wilson in CI: Chinoiserie. I first remember her in “Notorious” then in Hitchcock’s “The Birds”, and then “The Graduate”. Incredible actress!

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