Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 13 Episode 4

The plot is simultaneously too far out and (as "avatar..." says) too predictable. But that's entirely outweighed by the marvelous acting of the newbies, Giddish and Pino. Pino strikes exactly the right note in expressing his doubts about the guilt of the first suspect. And Giddish's performance in the climactic scene in the interview room is out of this world.

After this episode, all pining for Meloni -- good as he was -- should be over.

I was a little bit upset when I saw that Grey's Anatomy's TR Knight was going to guest star as I have never been a fan of his, but honestly, he delivered a pretty strong performance in the dual roles.

As a whole this was a fairly clever episode of the show with the idea of an identical twin committing crimes because of the same DNA. Nice work on that L and O, and nice episode overall.

throughout the whole episode, me and my sister could tell where this episode was going. First, when they said that the rapist liked blonde women, my sister said that Rollins was going to get attacked, which did happen. By half waythroughthe episode i guessed that the guy had a twin and i actual thought that was topredicable for svu, but i was right.

Im not sure what to say about this episode, except that thewriters need to improve, or this show is going to become stale andrepetitive.

The show in it's 13th season isn't at all going stale. The case in itself connects to a serial killer back in Alanta; which Detective Rollings was orginally assigned to the case.

A lot of good character developement for the newcomers; Rollings and Amaro. Also, the episode showed how good SVU is. Good twist with the real killer being the other twin, especially at the end how the two saw one other was chilling//