Alan Davidson

Bob Saget, Catherine Bell, Chris Sarandon and Bernadette Peters guest star in a case of murder and infidelity - A woman, is found dead in Central Park, and medical examiner Warner (Tamara Tunie) can find no apparent reason for her death. Det. Stabler (Chris Meloni) begins the investigation by himself, talking to the victim's husband, Wesley (Chris Sarandon), who owns a dance troupe, as his friends Glenn (Bob Saget) and Naomi Cheales (Catherine Bell) pay a condolence visit. Stabler's investigation unravels a case of drugs, infidelity and an elaborate plot that impacts everyone involved in the troupe. Attorney Stella Danquiss, who defends Glenn, is played by guest star Bernadette Peters. In this star-studded episode, Stabler also discovers Det. Benson (Mariska Hargitay) is back in town, so he pays her a visit.

A gunman storms a family’s home, killing the parents and leaving their teenage daughter in critical condition. When a hate crime investigation turns into a dead end, Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and the SVU detectives struggle to find a motive for such violence. The clues lead to a surprising revelation about Detective Rollins (Kelli Giddish), which threatens her future in the Special Victims Unit. Also starring Ice-T (Detective Odafin Tutuola), Dann Florek (Captain Donald Cragen) and Danny Pino (Detective Nick Amaro).

After a series of bank robberies, Don recruits Charlie to help chart the next robbery location, only to overlook the thieves’ true motive.

After leading the CSI team on a wild chase through a busy Vegas casino, a man accused of murdering his wife and co-workers barricades himself and a hostage in a hotel room. When time begins to run out, one CSI puts his life on the line in a last ditch attempt to save the innocent victim.

When DNA evidence exonerates a murderer whom Doggett helped incarcerate 13 years earlier, Doggett desperately tries to put the man back in jail before he strikes again.