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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

TV Series (1999 - 2013)

This hard-hitting and emotional series chronicles the life and crimes of the elite Special Victims Unit of the New York Police Department. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit was created by Emmy Award-winning producer Dick Wolf. SVU celebrated its 300th episode in October 2012.

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14x24 Her Negotiation Aired: May. 22, 2013

The detectives uncover a shocking theory as they work to learn the identity of a man Rollins arrested for exposing himself in the park; Detective …

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NBC announced today that it has renewed Law & Order: Special Victims Unit for an impressive fifteenth season. The network ordered another 22 episodes of the long-running police procedural for 2013-2014.

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Series Info

Type:

Scripted

Premiered:

Sep. 20, 1999

Status:

Returning Series

Runtime:

60 min.

Aired:

1999 - 2013

To-Date:

14 Seasons
319 Episodes

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L&O SVU

Law and Order: SVU

Genre

- drama
- crime
- legal
- mystery

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More Full Episodes [5] More Clips [122]

Her Negotiation
Season 14, Episode #24

Brief Interlude
Season 14, Episode #23

Poisoned Motive
Season 14, Episode #22

Traumatic Wound
Season 14, Episode #21

Girl Dishonored
Season 14, Episode #20

Clip: Hypothetically S…
03:59

Clip: The Chill of the…
03:03

Clip: A Likely Suspect
02:36

Clip: A Blast in the P…
03:09

Clip: Dark Legacy
02:17

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Series Fun Facts

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Law and Order SVU's Olivia and Elliot are named for producer Dick Wolf's children. The name Olivia shows up in Benjamin Bratt's TV family (as one of Rey's daughters) then there's Dr. Olivet.
The following statement appears at the beginning of each and every episode: "In the criminal justice system, sexually-based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the…
[show]The following statement appears at the beginning of each and every episode: "In the criminal justice system, sexually-based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories."
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The only prime time drama to be spun off from two separate shows: Law & Order and, through the character of John Munch, Homicide: Life on the Street