"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
Choreographed (2006)

Director:

Peter Leto

Writers:

Dick Wolf (creator)
Paul Grellong (writer)

TV Series:

"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999)

Original Air Date:

28 November 2006 (Season 8, Episode 9)

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Mystery

Plot:

A model is poisoned to death, and it could be connected to a love triangle between her manipulative choreographer husband, his mistress, and the mistress' jealous husband. |

Plot Keywords:

Detective John Munch | Criminal Investigation | Detective | Police | Sex Crime

Cast

Christopher Meloni	...	Detective Elliot Stabler
Mariska Hargitay	...	Detective Olivia Benson
Richard Belzer	...	Detective John Munch
Diane Neal	...	A.D.A. Casey Novak
Ice-T	...	Detective Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola (credit only)
B.D. Wong	...	Dr. George Huang (credit only)
Tamara Tunie	...	Dr. Melinda Warner
Dann Florek	...	Captain Donald Cragen
Bob Saget	...	Glenn Cheales
Alan Davidson	...	Mr. Keener
Sean Haberle	...	Steve
Joel de la Fuente	...	TARU Tech Ruben Morales
Al Brown	...	Corrections Commisioner Tom Sablone
David Wilson Barnes	...	Agent Hellerman
Caren Browning	...	CSU Captain Judith Siper

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-14

Company:

Wolf Films

Quotes:

Geneva Dworkin: [masculine woman hitting on Benson] What's your name?
Geneva Dworkin: [smiles]
Olivia Benson: Detective.
Olivia Benson: [walks away]

A transition into a return to the ordinary - Fantastic Shows

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Kicking off with a couple of sexually frustrated teens in the city's Central Park, Law & Order: SVU gives us a rare whodunit clean murder instead of the usual rape victim or worse. But what can we expect from only Detective Stabler representing SVU.

After trading grunts with a couple of nuts for information there seems to be a real case brewing with lots of back stories. Olivia is finely settled in since her return from maternal leave fighting eco-terrorists for the FBI and I'm sure things will resume to its normal special-crimes solving pace once ex-partners names don't happen to be the same as the victims.

It still was a gripping episode though. Lots of technology reference tonight which hypothesized the threat of humans living with computer chips inside them in the not to distance future. That'll save me a lot of typing! However I must comment that I really miss episodes that leave out Fin or Huang. But we did need to make room for the stellar performance by Bob Saget! I have to say that although I am used to his semi-serious roles in the past, my view of him has changed since seeing him direct Dirty Work and the short cameo he had in Half Baked. Plus he is a great dirty comedian. This was a nice change.

Not a bad transition as I'm sure we will be facing even greater evil then the jealous 'computer nerds'.

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