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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 12 Episode 2

Bullseye

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AIRED: Sep 22, 2010

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The rape of a 10-year-old girl is so brutal it leaves her unable to recall her own name. Unfortunately, once Fin assists with the ID, the detectives find she's not the only one with memory impairment, and Dr. Huang is brought in to assess her home situation. The case becomes more complicated when Erik Weber reappears and inserts himself where he does not belong, although he may be their only lead, with potentially explosive consequences.moreless

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This episode was a BIG disappointment after the great season premiere we had with "Locum".

4.0

By edsappless, Oct 22, 2011

A dumb, cliche and ridiculous episode. That's all I have to say about it.

The end was extremally bad written and forced. They tried to do a "shocking and surprising end" but then it turned into something ordinary.

The idea of turning the guest star into the criminous is bad. Really, this episode only could have been worst then it already was if the sister had killed Erik for real. Then, would be one of the worsts episode ever. Something that isn't far from what was "Bullseye", an episode that I'll try to forget that one day even existed.

Daniel Truly, please stop writing those ridiculous episodes.

"Locum", by the other side, was GREAT, the best season premiere in three years. Joan Cusack was amazing and the story was well build, and very emotional.

ps: it looks like they want Olivia to be single for the rest of her life,moreless
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Unlike the last episode, THIS one had the guest star being the perp. But despite that I enjoyed the ride.

10

By clockking515, Mar 24, 2011

This was a good follow up to the last one. The writing did a good job making it seem like Eric Weber was innocent and it probably helped that he made an appearance in the last episode to set this up, this episode did a great job making it seem like Erik couldn't stand pedophiles and was just out to get them; that by the time he registers as a suspect for Olivia, it comes across as somewhat of a surprise.

I'm also glad the explosion didn't come across as cheesy as I thought it would by the spoilers.

Two great episodes in a row, munch and fin utilized, along with a nice scene with Cragen in the courtroom. My only criticism of the episode is that Stabler came across as a bit of a jerk when he threw Erik's device on the ground, but even that could be over looked considering how good the episode was. Maybe this is a sign that SVU is return to its former greatness. All we need now is for Melissa Sagemiller not to wander anywhere, and some more of the court room element and the show might make a return to form.moreless
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Better than last season's premier

7.5

By carnagae1225, Mar 24, 2011

This was much better than I expected. I have been L&O: SVU fan for a long time. And it has become more ridiculous and more implausible. I expected it this time, but I was surprised that it wasn't. Even the explosion scene didn't bother me. But the problem I had with the episode was the whole episode revolved around benson & stable. especially benson. At the first the show seemed to have an ensemble cast, even though benson & stabler had more screen time. Now its just benson & stabler, a few scenes w/ Fin, Much & Capt. Cragen.moreless
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A kind of continuation of the season premiere with some of the same guest stars, just a different case.

7.5

By Lady_Lancaster, Mar 24, 2011

When a ten-year-old girl is raped, the Special Victims Unit are convinced that the perpetrator is already a registered sex offender. A further rape connects the two girls to the same man after Eric Weber assists the unit with some hacking software he has devised and which, in turn, leads them to a man who has pictures of both girls (and many others) on the hard drive of his computer.

When questioned, the man insists he is innocent and becomes extremely worried that his pregnant wife will find out that he is a former sex offender. With the pressure from the police mounting, he takes his own life and the team are convinced that justice has been served. So why then does one of the victims become incontinent at the site of the ever-so-helpful Eric Weber?

A good episode, the only let down was that two things were obvious from the very beginning, number one, that Weber was the masked rapist and number two, that his sister who had supposedly killed herself was very much alive and in not keen on confronting the brother who raped her when she was younger. Definitely worth watching though.moreless
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Christopher Meloni	Det. Elliot Stabler
Mariska Hargitay	Det. Olivia Benson
Richard Belzer	Sgt. John Munch
Ice-T	Det. Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola
BD Wong	Dr. George Huang
Dann Florek	Capt. Don Cragen

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Henry Ian Cusick	Erik Weber	Guest Star
Ruby Jerins	Rose Samonsky	Guest Star
Melissa Rain Anderson	Amber Samonsky	Guest Star
Stephen Gregory	Dr. Kyle Beresford	Recurring Role
Jamie Lynn Concepcion	Uni Delgado	Recurring Role

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- (After a mass questioning of registered sex offenders.)
  John Munch: (listing them off) Clear, clear, clear. That's it, last alibi checks out.
  Fin Tutuola: Now we just gotta have this joint fumigated.
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- Special billing was given to Stephen Tobolowsky (and) for this episode.
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- Original International Air Dates:
  Canada September 19, 2010 on CTV
  United Kingdom February 27, 2011 on Universal Channel/Universal Channel HD
  France March 14, 2011 on TF1
  Czech Republic November 27, 2012 on TV Nova
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