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After a salesman is murdered, the detectives turn their attention to Stephanie Mulroney, the youngest daughter of a well-known family with some deep connections. But as they join forces with the officers from the two-seven, they realize that their case is connected with a long-unsolved case that Briscoe once handled years ago with his former partner, Mike Logan.moreless
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  • this was a good ep

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    in this ep of the show law and order svu they find a man shot dead in the vehicle and turns out they think its one of the monroneys that did it and there like some big time family in svu and so they start to do some investagating and turns out there is another murder and a old one from the past and they do some more investgating and find out that it was man that did it and they arrest him but also they later learn it could of been the monroneys that did it. this was a good epmoreless

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  • Law and Order Special Victims Unit!

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    When a victim is found dead in his car the Detectives of the Special Victims Unit set out to solve the crime. They start by questioning the victim's date, and other women who were involved in similar crimes. They set their sights on a wealthy socialite, and Capt. Cragen feels that this case could end his career. This was a decent episode. I'm disappointed that it was a two parter, and that the second part was not aired as an episode of SVU. And the Season during which the second half airs on Law and Order, is not on DVD or available for download on iTunes. Hopefully I will be able to see the second half before long.moreless

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  • Good to see some original Law & Order characters.

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    This episode was really nothing special. The lack of Elliot and Olivia I think was the main problem. The only good thing was seeing people like Lennie Briscoe and Jack McCoy on SVU and watching how they mixed with the other characters, otherwise this was an almost boring episode. It starts with a man murdered in his car, a single bullet to the head, and the main suspect, a member of a prominent family, has her family and lawyers close ranks around her. Eventually the case takes a turn to another suspect with a nasty habit of killing men in their cars with a single bullet to the head. From there on out it becomes very predictable and boring. The only twist was at the end when Munch proves the man from the beginning of the episode could very well have been killed by the original suspect, but Cragen just shrugs it off and walks away. This was not that great, and the writers can do a lot better.moreless

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    • None of the detectives in the victim's apartment are wearing gloves. As detectives, they would know that by not wearing gloves they are contaminating potential evidence. Edit
    • Benson's number at the Special Victims Unit is 212-555-0156. Edit
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    • (Reviewing the first crime scene.) Stabler: CSU recovered one .44 slug from the gearbox. Munch: A .44—the shooter was either wacko or insecure. Edit
    • Helen Katish: (looking at a line-up) Number three. Don Cragen: Are you sure? Helen Katish: Yeah. It was dark, but it wasn't that dark. I'd remember him 'til the day I die. That face, those glasses … Elliot Stabler: It's not an audition, Ms. Katish, just, are you sure? Helen Katish: All right. How's this? And this winner is, number three! Edit
    • (In the interrogation room.) John Munch: (yelling) You're enjoying this, these little guys trying to sweet-talk you into giving us a little crumb of information. Arthur Pruitt: Oh yeah, yeah, it's the high point of my life. John Munch: Better than shooting those people in cold blood, you little reptilian geek?! Arthur Pruitt: Oh it's bad cop now, right? John Munch: (screaming) You bet your ass! Monique Jeffries: John, easy. John Munch: (still in a loud voice) You did it, you piece of crap. I know it, you know it. Monique Jeffries: Seriously, some on. John Munch: No, I'm going to kill this guy myself. Arthur Pruitt: (speaking to Jeffries about Munch) Call him off, call him off. John Munch: I'm gonna Mike Tyson you, you bastard! Arthur Pruitt: Come on. Is this legal? Monique Jeffires: Probably not. John Munch: (whispering in Arthur Pruitts ear) I'm gonna kill you, I'm gonna kill you, I'm gonna kill you. Edit
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    • Don Cragen: I hear Logan's learning to love Staten Island. Cragen is referencing what happened to Mike Logan in Law & Order's "Pride." Edit
    • Captain Craigen asks Munch if his new idea is "another magic bullet theory". A 'magic bullet theory' is a term used by critics to describe the Warren Commission's explanation as to how three shots made by Lee Harvey Oswald resulted in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Edit
    • John Munch: Vanity, thy name is woman. Munch is misquoting a line from Shakespeare's Hamlet (I, ii, 146) in which Hamlet is fuming about how his mother so quickly married his uncle only a month after his father's death. Edit
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