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Season of television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

Season of idiot box series

Police force & Order: Special Victims Unit of measurement
Season 17
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Flavor 17 U.South. DVD cover
Starring
  • Mariska Hargitay
  • Kelli Giddish
  • Ice-T
  • Peter Scanavino
  • Raúl Esparza
Country of origin U.s.
No. of episodes 23
Release
Original network NBC
Original release September 23, 2015 (2015-09-23) –
May 25, 2016 (2016-05-25)
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The seventeenth flavour of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit of measurement debuted on Wednesday, September 23, 2015 on NBC,[1] and ended on Wednesday, May 25, 2016.

Production [edit]

Law & Social club: Special Victims Unit was renewed for a seventeenth flavor on February five, 2015, past NBC.[ii] Mariska Hargitay (Olivia Benson) had her contract renewed for flavor 17, likewise as Ice-T (Det. Fin Tutuola).[iii] [iv] It was announced in March 2015 that season seventeen would be show runner/executive producer Warren Leight'due south last season on the bear witness: Leight signed a three-year deal with Sony Pictures Television that immune him to work on SVU for i final season.[five] Production on season seventeen started in late May 2015 on the ii-hour flavor premiere, later the bandage and crew took a hiatus and resumed filming on August 21, 2015.[six] [vii] Executive producer Leight shared via Twitter that star Mariska Hargitay would be directing an episode this season every bit well, tweeting "Of course Mariska will direct once again this yr. After 17 seasons, she'south in a form of her own."[8] Hargitay ultimately directed two episodes: "A Misunderstanding" and "Sheltered Outcasts."

Storylines and bandage changes [edit]

Information technology was appear at the end of the sixteenth season that star Danny Pine (who portrayed Detective Nick Amaro) would be departing the cast; still, the producers did not kill off his graphic symbol, leaving open the possibility of a return. Leight said to The Hollywood Reporter on character departures, "I try to leave that door open. I would like to be able to bring [Pine] back. At this point, it depends on where he is and what he'south doing and what the story needs. That's i of the advantages of not killing a character that you like."[9] Warren Leight told TV Guide that season seventeen's theme would focus on modify and transitions whereas concluding flavour (the sixteenth) focused on family; "it should be a year where wherever everyone starts at the commencement of the [season] is not where they finish." Leight added that more character development would be in shop for Raúl Esparza's ADA Barba and Peter Scanavino's Det. Carisi, as well every bit Benson (Hargitay) being promoted to Lieutenant.[10]

Star Kelli Giddish (Detective Amanda Rollins), who gave nativity to her first kid in Oct 2015, had her grapheme immersed in a pregnancy storyline. In the premiere episode, Rollins learns that she is pregnant, and tells Carisi and Benson of the news; however she besides tells her co-workers that Amaro is not the father.[11] [12] [13] In the 5th episode, "Community Policing," it is revealed that Lt. Declan Tater (Donal Logue) is the begetter of Rollins' baby. She gives birth to a healthy baby daughter later on the events of the ninth episode, "Depravity Standard". On April 28, 2015, it was announced that SVU producers were planning a "transgender episode" for this season, "ripping from the headlines" Caitlyn Jenner'southward recent publicized transition. Warren Leight told Variety, "The globe keeps evolving, and there are a lot of dark areas that nosotros need to wait at ... part of my challenge and everybody's challenge here is to go on it fresh and to non let a groove plow into a rut, and that can happen for any show at any time ... everyone hither is really invested in keeping the bear witness fresh and keeping the testify on. We view every year'south upfronts as a place to prove that we even so deserve to be here."[14] The episode, "Transgender Bridge", aired on September 30.

At the 2015 Television Critics Clan's summer press tour Law & Order and Chicago franchise creator Dick Wolf announced that there would exist a four-show crossover between SVU and the three Chicago shows (Burn down, P.D., and Med) as well as announcing a want past him and other producers for the revival of the original Law & Order series.[fifteen] [16] Even so, in December 2015, Chicago P.D. showrunner Matt Olmstead revealed that there were no plans for a four-show crossover and that information technology would simply exist done if the producers plant the right mode to exercise it. Instead, a two-show crossover between SVU and P.D. aired in February 2016.[17]

Bandage [edit]

Master cast [edit]

  • Mariska Hargitay equally Sergeant/Lieutenant Olivia Benson
  • Kelli Giddish every bit Detective Amanda Rollins
  • Ice-T every bit Detective Fin Tutuola
  • Peter Scanavino as Detective Dominick "Sonny" Carisi, Jr.
  • Raúl Esparza equally ADA Rafael Barba

Recurring cast [edit]

  • Andy Karl as Sergeant Mike Dodds
  • Bronwyn Reed as Lucy Huston
  • Peter Gallagher as Deputy Chief William Dodds
  • Tamara Tunie as ME Dr. Melinda Warner
  • Robert John Burke equally Lieutenant/Captain Ed Tucker
  • Elizabeth Curiosity equally Defense Chaser Rita Calhoun
  • Delaney Williams as Defense Attorney John Buchanan
  • Dallas Roberts equally Dr. Gregory Yates
  • Jefferson Mays equally ME Dr. Carl Rudnick
  • Robert Sean Leonard as ADA Kenneth O'Dwyer
  • Josh Pais as Deputy Commissioner Hank Abraham
  • Scott William Winters as Detective Joe Dumas
  • Caris Vujcec as Detective Louise Campesi
  • Jason Cerbone as Defense Chaser Lorenzo Desappio
  • Jenna Stern as Gauge Elana Barth
  • Lindsay Pulsipher as Kim Rollins
  • Jessica Phillips as ADA Pippa Cox
  • Stephen C. Bradbury as Judge Colin McNamara
  • Steve Rosen equally Defense force Attorney Michael Guthrie
  • Tabitha Holbert as ADA Rose Callier
  • Ami Brabson as Estimate Karyn Blake
  • Sonia Manzano equally Approximate Gloria Pepitone
  • Betsy Aidem equally Dr Sloane
  • Max Bakery as Colin Bennett
  • Vincent Curatola as Judge Al Burtuccio
  • Yvonna Kopacz-Wright as Dr. Darby Wilder
  • Michael Mastro as Judge Serani
  • Mary Hodges as Judge Anita Wright
  • Lauren Noble as Carmen
  • Karen Tsen Lee as Medical Examiner Susan Chung
  • Leslie Odom Jr. as Reverend Curtis Scott
  • Dashiell Eaves as Sergeant Kevin Donlan

Special guest stars [edit]

  • Donal Logue as Lieutenant Declan Irish potato
  • BD Wong as Dr. George Huang
  • Jason Beghe every bit Sergeant Hank Voight
  • Sophia Bush as Detective Erin Lindsay
  • Jon Seda as Detective Antonio Dawson
  • Richard Belzer equally John Munch

Guest stars [edit]

Whoopi Goldberg portrayed Janette Grayson, a Kid Services supervisor whose allegedly false reports put multiple children at risk.

It was appear in May 2015, that Dallas Roberts would return to SVU in the two-60 minutes flavour premiere as serial rapist/killer, Dr. Gregory Yates from the sixteenth season two-hour crossover episode "Daydream Believer" with Chicago P.D.. The premiere episode was "ripped from the headlines" and surrounded Robert Durst, his murder trial, and explored some of his possible connections to a series of rape/murders that bridge 20 years.[6] [18]

Danny Burstein and Rebecca Luker appeared in "Transgender Span" every bit the parents of a transgender teen who is assaulted. The two theatre stars are married in real life.[19]

Whoopi Goldberg was bandage in a guest starring role for the October vii episode "Institutional Fail". Goldberg portrayed Janette Grayson, a Department of Child Services supervisor whose allegedly fake reports put multiple children at risk. Grayson finds herself on trial when the agency's internal policies bring in the wrong kind of publicity.[20] Peter Gallagher besides invitee stars in the same episode, reprising his role of Chief Dodds, aslope Goldberg, Jessica Pimental and John Magaro.[21]

In "Community Policing", Donal Logue returned to SVU equally Lt. Declan Murphy, after finding out nearly Rollins' pregnancy. Rollins revealed to Murphy that he is the father of her child.[22] Actors from Broadway's Hamilton, Leslie Odom, Jr. and Daveed Diggs besides guest-starred in "Community Policing". Daveed Diggs returns in "Xl I Witnesses," alongside "Hamilton" costar Anthony Ramos.

Andy Karl was cast in the recurring function of Sgt. Mike Dodds, son of Main William Dodds (played by Peter Gallagher). His character was introduced to the unit every bit Benson's No. 2. This reunited Karl and Gallagher after starring in the 2015 Broadway revival of the musical On the Twentieth Century.[23]

Lindsay Pulsipher returned this season to portray Kim Rollins, Amanda's sister, who was terminal seen in the flavour fourteen episode, "Deadly Ambition". Kim brings their mother with her to New York, Beth Anne Rollins, (portrayed past Virginia Madsen) who feels her police-officer daughter has turned her back on the family.[xx] Warren Leight commented to TV Guide, "Even if their intent is to be supportive, and I'grand not even sure it is, her family unit showing upward is not a great affair for her – nothing expert comes from seeing her sister or her mother."[12]

Christopher Sieber and Geneva Carr guest starred in the episode "Patrimonial Burden" as the parents of a large, religious family unit known for their reality show. The episode was inspired by the Joshua Duggar molestation scandal and too featured Chris Elliott as a crew member on the testify. Elliott previously appeared in the tenth season episode "Lunacy", while Carr had appeared in two previous episodes, making this her third character portrayal on the serial (non to mention her appearances on other iterations of the Law & Order universe).

Carolee Carmello, Nick Cordero, and Ali Wentworth all guested in the eighth episode "Melancholy Pursuit".

Former series regular BD Wong reprised his function as Dr. George Huang in the episode "Depravity Standard". The storyline revisited the case from the fourteenth flavor episode "Manhattan Acuity", and saw Huang evidence in court for the defense.[24] This episode marked Wong'south fourth guest appearance on the series post-obit his departure from the main bandage in the twelfth flavor.

Roberts reprised his role of Yates in "Nationwide Manhunt", which starts a crossover with Chicago P.D. that concludes on "The Vocal of Gregory William Yates".[17] Jason Beghe, Sophia Bush-league, Jon Seda also guest starred in the crossover. Seda previously appeared in a crossover episode of the original Police & Lodge as Detective Paul Falsone from Homicide: Life on the Street.

Kevin Tighe, who played Gregory Searle in the flavour nine episode "Avatar", reprises his role in "Sheltered Outcasts" as a patient in a level three sex activity offender rehabilitation center.

Sometime serial regular Richard Belzer reprised his role as John Munch in the episode "Fashionable Crimes", where Munch returns to SVU to assist in the example of a young model who claims to have been preyed upon by a famous fashion photographer.[25] Munch and Fin had their optics on the lensman in the past, just were unable to build a case at the time.

In Apr 2016, information technology was announced that Brad Garrett would guest star in the two-part season finale which aired on May 18 and 25. He portrayed the role of Gary Munson, a correctional officeholder who holds a reputation of being a family homo, forth with a history of abuse and violence against women.[26]

Episodes [edit]

Reception [edit]

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External links [edit]

  • Official episode guide
  • Flavour 17 episodes at MSN.com
  • Season 17 episodes at IMDb.com

Who Is the Father of Rollins Second Baby on Svu

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_%26_Order:_SVU_(season_17)