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A serial predator targeting men in gay bars proves difficult to catch, until a celebrity comes forward with his story.
A serial predator targeting men in gay bars proves difficult to catch, until a celebrity comes forward with his story.
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S21, EP4 "The Burden of Our Choices"Rollins clashes with the parents of a teenage runaway; the squad comes together for a significant event.
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S21, EP5 "At Midnight in Manhattan"The detectives are spread thin when three major cases come in at midnight; Rollins and Carisi argue over an arrest.
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S21, EP6 "Murdered at a Bad Address"The case of a teenage girl assaulted in the projects leads to a startling discovery; Benson puts her trust in someone from her past.
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S21, EP7 "Counselor, It's Chinatown"The SVU joins an undercover task force in busting a human trafficking ring.
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S21, EP3 "Down Low in Hell's Kitchen"A serial predator targeting men in gay bars proves difficult to catch, until a celebrity comes forward with his story.
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S21, EP2 "The Darkest Journey Home"Benson works with a young woman to help her remember the details and suspects in her rape; in order to learn a new witness interview technique, Rollins and Fin have to experience it for themselves.
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S21, EP1 "I'm Going to Make You a Star"When an actress accuses a high-powered media mogul of attempted rape, Benson finds herself in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse; changes in the squad room put Carisi between a rock and a hard place.
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