Olivia Benson

**Captain** **Olivia Margaret Benson** is the current commanding officer of the Manhattan Special Victims Unit.

## History

Benson was born on the 7th of February 1968 as the product of the rape of Serena Benson committed by Joseph Hollister. At the time of the brutal rape, Serena had been working as a lunch lady at Columbia University. Serena was an alcoholic who emotionally and physically abused Olivia. In 2000, Serena died from injuries sustained in a fall when she was drunk. Benson was deeply devastated after her death. Olivia never visited Serena's grave, until a case left her shook. Benson has a half-brother named Simon Marsden, the son of Joseph Hollister. She didn't find out he existed until she ran her DNA illegally through a kinship analysis. Simon was later accused of burglary and for the rape of a woman, for which he was later cleared. Simon makes his way into Olivia's life again, this time with a family of his own, including a daughter he named Olivia after his aunt. Simon reached out to Benson asking for her help in keeping his family intact but they failed. In 2019, Olivia ran into Simon and agreed to meet him for lunch. However, he did not turn up and Olivia left him an angry message, hoping that she wouldn't see him again. It was not long until she found out that he died of a drug overdose.

Olivia was also appointed to be the legal guardian of a young boy named Calvin Arliss, due to his mother, Vivian Arliss, being a drug addict and a junkie. After her legal rights were terminated, Olivia still kept in touch with Calvin. In 2014, Olivia discovered a baby boy named Noah Porter and later becomes his court-appointed custodial guardian. She later officially adopted Noah a year later.

## On SVU

Before taking over Manhattan Special Victims Unit, Benson worked as a detective and was partnered with Detective Elliot Stabler for over twelve years. After Elliot's retirement, Benson partnered primarily with Detective Nick Amaro before she became a sergeant and took over the SVU unit from Captain Donald Cragen. In 2015, she was promoted to Lieutenant and in 2019, she was promoted to Captain by William Dodds, after his demotion.

In 2008, she went undercover in a woman's prison to track down a serial rapist. She was almost raped and murdered herself by Lowell Harris, a prison guard who assaulted several female inmates. Luckily, she was rescued by Odafin Tutuola due to him being undercover as well. After the sexual assault, Benson developed a severe case of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, but has been receiving counselling. In 2013, Benson was kidnapped by serial rapist and serial killer, William Lewis. Lewis abducts her and makes her watch while he brutally rapes and tortures the mother of his lawyer and kills an officer. He then tortures her and burns her with cigarettes and wire hangers and holds her hostage for four days. Just as he is about to rape her, Benson breaks free of the cuffs and attacks him with a metal pole and handcuffs him. However, he threatens her and torments her and she beats him repeatedly with a metal pole until he is unconscious. She is later rescued and escorted out by Amaro and Fin reveals to her that Lewis survived. Cragen put her on mandatory leave after the kidnapping.

She returns to work two months later, but is still haunted by the experience. She begins to see a therapist named Dr. Lindstrom to cope with the trauma. When the trial comes, Lewis fires his lawyer, Martha Marron, and represents himself so he could torment Benson again. He calls Benson as a witness and makes assault accusations against her because he rejected her needs to perform sexual acts. She denies the accusation and lies under oath that he had broken free of his restraints and he lunged at her, threatening to assault her. Lewis is found guilty of kidnapping and the assault of a police officer, but the jury doubts him about Benson's story and acquits him of attempted rape.

Lewis fakes a heart attack as a plan of his to escape prison with the help of a prison group counsellor and actress named Bronwyn Freed. He then rapes a teenage girl and kidnaps her younger sister. Threatening to kill her unless Olivia tells the truth about her testimony at the trial. Benson holds a press conference in which she admits she lied under oath during the trial. When Lewis does not release the girl, Benson tracks him down and surrenders to him. They play a game of Russian Roulette causing Lewis to commit suicide to frame Benson for his murder.

In 2021. Benson is called to a scene in which she spots Kathy Stabler being taken into the ambulance after being injured in a car bombing. While watching Kathy being loaded into the ambulance, Stabler calls out to Benson and Benson is surprised. Stabler then says "they tried to kill her, they tried to kill Kathy". Benson follows Stabler to the hospital barely talking to him. At the hospital, Fin explains everything about Stabler's return to Benson, claiming that Stabler was here for the reward ceremony dedicated to Benson. At the precinct, Rollins and Fin are interrogating a suspect in the attempted murder of Kathy Stabler named Jacob Peters. Stabler approaches them in Benson's office and demands to be allowed to interrogate him.

Benson refuses to allow Stabler to interrogate him due to his rocky past with suspects. Stabler then promises to Benson that he will behave. Benson then allows Stabler to interrogate Jacob. Jacob then antagonises Stabler during interrogation while Benson is watching him and Stabler gets aggressive with Jacob. Before a fight started, Benson demanded that Stabler would leave the interrogation room. However, while they are on the roof, Dickie approaches Stabler and lets him know that Kathy is awake.

At the hospital, Benson and Stabler ask Kathy questions about the bombing. Kathy claims that she didn't see anything but says that it's good that they are back together. Kathy becomes tired and Stabler lets Kathy sleep. After putting Kathy to sleep, Stabler approaches Benson in the waiting room and apologises to her for what happened at the station. However, he also apologises for abandoning her years ago. Benson claims that Stabler was the most important person in his life until he disappeared. Stabler claims that "if he would have heard her voice, he wouldn't have been able to leave". Garland calls Benson and asks her to meet him back at the station. When Benson arrives at the station, Garland becomes frustrated with Stabler's involvement in the case and claiming that he has seen Stabler's records and will not tolerate that behaviour in Benson's squadroom. Later in the episode, Kathy eventually dies from her injuries which leaves Stabler devastated and distraught. Before Stabler notifies the family about what happened, Stabler asks Benson to make sure that the killer goes down for murder. Eventually, they catch another suspect named Sacha Lenski, who is later revealed to be the killer of Kathy Stabler but before he could say the name of the person who ordered the hit, Lenski was murdered in his prison cell. This eventually leads Garland to transfer the case to a different division, which upset Benson. (SVU: "Return of the Prodigal Son")

After Stabler left Benson a phone call telling her that Kathy was the intended target, Benson left Stabler a voicemail asking him to call her back. Stabler met with Benson in the parking lot where his car was. Benson told Stabler that she was asked to stay away from him which shocked Stabler. Benson then convinced Stabler to get counselling for his PTSD. Stabler told Benson that he hears where she is coming from before leaving. Later, while investigating a string of rapes committed by three women, Benson gets called to a crime scene where another man was raped. Benson then recognises the scene of the crime as the place where her brother, Simon Marsden, died. Benson then asked Warner to reinvestigate Marsden's cause of death but Warner told Benson that her analysis at the time was correct. Benson then investigated her brother's death and teamed up with Stabler after Wheatley's drug, Purple Magic, was used to commit a crime. After finding Felix Tinga who sold the drugs to three women that raped and murdered men, Benson and Stabler send him undercover to meet with the big boss. While wearing a wire, Tinga was shot to death by Kwan Chen who spotted Benson and Stabler and shot at them too. Stabler covered Benson with his entire body. (SVU: "Trick-Rolled At The Moulin'")

Benson is seen driving in her car speaking with Stabler on the speaker. Stabler says that it was a great night and with everything going on; it's night to get a break once in a while. Benson tells Stabler she will call him back because Carisi is on the other line. Carisi asks where Benson is and Benson explains that she is on her way and will see him soon. Benson calls Stabler back and tells him that she was supposed to be at the DA's office over an hour ago so she has to go. Meanwhile, Benson feels like someone is chasing her and gets involved in a car accident. Stabler arrives at the crash scene and stays by her side while she goes into the ambulance. He says she will be okay and that he has got her. Benson then passes out. (SVU: "And The Empire Strikes Back")

Benson was reunited with Amaro, who returned to ask the SVU for help to free a wrongfully-convicted man, Ian Ridley, accused of the murder of his girlfriend, Haley West. Benson was also reunited with her former professor, Burton Lowe, whom she had a relationship with when she was sixteen. Later, Lowe and Benson continued their relationship. However, after a student of Lowe's accused him of rape, Benson told Lowe that she can't back him up and that when they started their relationship, she was way younger than him and that their relationship was inappropriate. She asks for an apology and to own up to his wrongdoing which Lowe refused to do. Benson then left Lowe in his apartment but as she left she heard a glass break. However, Benson just walked away. Benson then called Amaro to apologise for being hostile towards him about Lowe before throwing the tape that Lowe gave her in the lake.

Benson meets with Stabler, Eli, Dickie and Kathleen at Kathy's gravestone. After the Stabler children leave, Benson talks with Stabler about Wheatley's upcoming trial for Kathy's murder. After Wheatley fires his attorney and appoints Barba to represent him, Stabler approaches Benson at the precinct and tells her that Barba is defending Wheatley at his trial. Barba then enters the precinct and Benson introduces him to Stabler. After Stabler leaves, Benson begs Barba not to take the case and Barba told her that Wheatley was framed by the NYPD. During the trial, Benson testified on the stand and told the courtroom about her connection to Kathy and what had happened when she arrived at the scene of the crime. Barba then cross-examined Benson, judging her about letting Stabler interrogate a suspect in Kathy's murder. After her testimony, Benson meets with Wheatley in a room in the courthouse and Wheatley warns Benson that she might not want to be in the room during Angela's testimony due to her previous relationship with Stabler. Benson then approaches Stabler outside the courthouse and notifies him about Wheatley's warning. Benson then told Stabler that, even though she tried to be there for him during a mountain of grief, he has not asked her once about what happened to her when he abandoned her. Benson then started questioning the letter that Kathy wrote while Stabler guided her. Stabler told her that after a decade he didn't know how to begin. While the jury decided on a verdict, Barba met with Benson at a bar and Benson claimed that she felt betrayed by him and that she doesn't know how she will get over it. (SVU: "People Vs Richard Wheatley")

After Nicole gets arrested for attempting to stab Cosgrove, Benson and Fin interrogate her. Nicole refuses to cooperate and doesn't like Benson's usual inspirational speech. Nicole tells Benson and Fin that she doesn't want them to pretend to help her. Benson makes Nicole watch Sam being interrogated to show her how bad Sam treats her. When Nicole sits down with Benson, Nicole tells Benson the story about what happened the day that Ava was murdered. Nicole is too upset to look at line up photos but Benson encourages her by telling her how brave she is. Nicole then IDs Sirenko as the culprit. While Sirenko house gets raided by the squads, Benson finds scratches on the floor of Sirenko's home and suspects that there might be a secret room. Stabler and Cosgrove then move a shelf and find a secret storage space. Benson then discovers the materials used to create the bomb. Benson orders everyone to turn off their radios. Sirenko is nowhere to be found and the team call the Joint Terrorism Task Force. Benson talks to the head of the JTTF who questions her about the bombs she discovered. Benson tells him that she doesn't have the info but she wants to shut down potential targets. The cops then convince him to shut down the city. Later, after Vince gets murdered by Sirenko, Benson and Cosgrove come in to find Stabler shaken while standing over Vince's body. Later, after Sirenko then sets a ten-minute timer on the bomb, Benson goes to the third floor of the building they are in to help with the evacuation. After everyone evacuates the building, Cosgrove chases after Sirenko despite the evacuation order. Cosgrove catches Sirenko just as the bomb goes off. Sirenko then disappears again and Stabler sends men in all directions to search for Sirenko. Rollins then finds Sirenko near a subway and requests for backup. Stabler then spots Sirenko as well. Sirenko then takes hostages in a bank. Benson then calls out to Sirenko. Sirenko demands an SUV with bulletproof glass or he will shoot a young girl in the head. Benson tells Sirenko that he has to work with her to get what he wants. After a shootout with the cops, Sirenko drops the hostages and Stabler holds him at gunpoint. Cosgrove stops Stabler from killing Sirenko. (SVU: "Gimme Shelter")

At the precinct, McGrath visits Benson where he is in a bad mood. McGrath asks Benson about the five rape cases and wants to make arrests. Benson explains to McGrath that the guy will put out hits on other judges if they arraign perps in New York. McGrath then tells Benson that he doesn't care and wants the perps arraigned. Later, Benson and McGrath watch the virus as it does its job and McGrath becomes impatient. Jet tells McGrath that computer crimes can take months or years. Benson tells McGrath that if they move too fast, the guy will shut the site down. Later, Benson informs Stabler about their progress in the case. After the site gets shut down, McGrath starts yelling at Jet. Stabler then tells McGrath to leave Jet alone before McGrath throws a tantrum. Rollins then comes in to see Benson where she says that the site is the sole reason for being alive and that he probably took it down because it was tainted. Rollins also adds that he wants to take revenge on the world. Benson notes that Rollins is enjoying working the case before Rollins admits to Benson that she doesn't like her job but Carisi doesn't know. Carisi then comes to visit Benson where he becomes upset that he's bringing a kid into this world that someone wants to burn down. Benson assures Carisi that they will get this guy before the serial rapist that attacked Kate gets caught. While things wrap up on the case, Fin and Carisi go home but Stabler doesn't. Benson then tells Stabler that they are being manipulated. Benson and Stabler then have chinese food while Stabler adds that he wishes he could bottle this moment. Stabler then asks Benson if she spoke to Rollins and that she still has an unwrapped present from the McCanns. Stabler asks Benson to open the present but Benson refuses. Stabler then tells Benson that she's afraid that the present is too normal. Later, after the site gets put back up, Benson and Stabler find out that there is a hit listed on them. (SVU: "All Pain Is One Malady")

## On OC

### Season 1

Stabler approaches Benson at the park. Benson gives him the case files from Kathy's case before Stabler hands Benson the letter of the speech he was supposed to say at the award ceremony. Benson takes the note and runs off with Noah while Stabler watches the two of them. Benson is later seen at the funeral of Kathy Stabler where she comforts Stabler and the Stabler children especially Eli after he breaks down in Elliot's arms. After Stabler made an anonymous phone call to the police after discovering Manfredi Sinatra's deceased body, Benson approaches Stabler at the lobby of the building he was working in and Stabler gets startled after she calls his name. Benson then asked Stabler if he was okay and Stabler told her that he was working before entering the elevator. (OC: "What Happens in Puglia")

After dropping off Noah at school, Stabler meets with Benson in her car outside the school. Benson expressed her concerns about Stabler and told him that she was worried about what happened the night Sinatra was murdered. Benson then tells Stabler that if he wants her to back off then she will back off and doesn't want to push him. Stabler then tells Benson that he doesn't want her to back off before Benson told Stabler that he has PTSD after witnessing Kathy's murder. Stabler tells Benson that she means the world to him and that he needed to hear her say that before asking her to back off and exiting the car. (OC: "Not Your Father's Organized Crime")

Benson holds an intervention with the rest of the Stabler family for Elliot at his apartment, after Stabler and Eli got involved in a car accident. Kathleen starts to get worried about him along with the rest of his children and expresses her feelings. Benson encourages Stabler to get help but Stabler refuses. Benson then asks Stabler what he needs before Stabler says "I love you". Stabler then realises what he had said and then says "I love all of you". Benson encourages Stabler to let them help him but Stabler feels as if they are just digging him down deeper but appreciates what they are doing. (OC: "The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of")

Eventually, Stabler takes Benson's advice and seeks help for his PTSD. However, they get involved with IAB after Benson and Stabler get shot at during an undercover operation which leaves the informant, Felix Tinga, dead. Later, after catching a suspect, Kwan Chen, Benson interrogated him with Stabler and Bell in the room and asked if he knew any of the girls involved in the trick-roll operation. Benson then told him that her brother, Simon, overdosed on the drugs that he gave his sister and tells him that she hopes that the thought of him haunts Kwan for the rest of his life, (OC: "An Inferior Product")

Benson meets Stabler, Bell and Frasier outside Baldi's office telling them that someone made a threat on social media claiming that Baldi was trying to take over their case. Benson told them that several officers and herself are here to stand with them. After Bell thanks Benson, Wheatley recognised the name and started verbally harassing Benson. Benson then told the officers to take Wheatley away. However, after Wheatley asked Pilar to send a message to Benson and make it look like it was coming from Stabler, Benson met Stabler at the hospital and spots Morales posing as an orderly. Benson calls out his name but Morales walks past her. Benson then calls Stabler and tells her that she spotted Morales at the hospital. Stabler became confused about why she was there. When they arrive, Benson points Morales out to Stabler and Bell. Morales holds them hostage before attempting to shoot at Bell but Bell shoots and kills him. Benson and Bell go in to check on Angela who was suffering and barely alive after being poisoned again. (OC: "Forget It Jake; It's Chinatown")

### Season 2

After being drugged during his undercover operation, Stabler approached Benson at her house to talk to Benson about the letter. Benson read the letter and thought Stabler wrote that what they were to each other was never real. Stabler claims that he didn't write the letter, even through he said he did, but Kathy wrote it and it was all Kathy's idea. However, there was still one part of the letter that Stabler wrote. Stabler wrote "in a parallel universe, it will always be you and I". Stabler then fell off his chair but was caught by Benson who held him in her arms. (OC: "The Outlaw Eddie Wagner")

Benson and Tutuola assisted the Organized Crime Control Bureau during their investigation involving Albanian women who are being trafficked into the United States and forced to work as sex slaves. However, aside from the case, Benson becomes worried about Stabler's youngest son, Eli, after she learnt about his dark secret. Stabler starts to become worried too after Benson showed up at his home to reveal that she was worried about Eli and Bernadette also mentioned that she was worried about Eli. (OC: "The Good, The Bad and The Lovely")

Benson was called by Stabler to help find Eli after he disappeared from home. In the car, Stabler told Benson that he appreciated that she was there helping him. After Eli was found, Eli told Benson and Stabler about the girl, Mia Zabatino, that took him home. When Stabler asked what had happened to her, Eli said that she was dead. Benson then gathered information about her cause of death and told Elliot that she thinks that she was murdered. Later, Stabler asked Benson about what had happened after he left. Benson explained to him that she was involved with one man who she thinks she might have gotten married to but wasn't ready. After Benson told Stabler that he had died, Stabler told her that he was sorry. After the murder charges were dropped against Eli, Stabler asked Benson to join him for christmas. (OC: "The Christmas Episode")

Benson approaches Stabler and Bell at the precinct while they are in a heated argument. Stabler then asks Benson to talk to McGrath about his suspension but Benson angrily refuses. Later, Benson approaches Bell at the precinct and Bell thanks Benson for her help. Benson then asks Bell about Stabler's whereabouts and Stabler enters Bell's office. Benson then tells Stabler that Donnelly is taking bribes from the Marcy Killers and they have a conversation. Stabler then asks Benson and Noah to join him for lunch that weekend but Benson tells him to wait a bit because she doesn't want Noah getting too attached to him due to him being undercover again. (OC: "Takeover")

Benson approaches the squad at the precinct and notifies them that Sara Santos has gone missing. Benson then requests that the Organized Crime Control Bureau and the Special Victims Unit work together on the case. Benson then shows the squad footage of Sara approaching a woman who ends up kidnapping her. Benson and Stabler then question Rosaria Santos about Sara’s kidnapping. Benson then asks Rosaria for a valuable item of Sara’s that they could take with them. Later, Benson and Stabler then discuss Donnelly in the car and Stabler tells Benson that Donnelly named his child after him which shocked Benson.  Stabler also tells Benson that he thinks his father staged a shooting while he was on the job before discovering that Donnelly was heading to meet with Rosaria at their home. After Stabler managed to discover where Sara was being held hostage, Benson and Stabler broke into the house where she was being held and searched around for Sara. Stabler and Benson then find Sara trapped behind a door and Benson gives Sara her inhaler. After discovering Sara, Stabler and Benson gets shot at by a suspect before shooting him and then arresting him. (OC: “Lost One”)

### Season 3

After Cosgrove and Shaw discover that Ava was a victim of sex trafficking, Cosgrove and Shaw meet with Benson who tells them that SVU has put their own cameras due to the rich guys' cameras being broken during these situations. Benson shows them the video which shows Ava running away from the yacht. Later, Stabler showed Benson the footage which showed that Ava's sex trafficker was a woman and Benson tells Stabler to let them run this footage. Benson has Rollins and the rest of the squad comb their records for a minute and a half until Velasco eventually got a lead on the pimp. Cosgrove, Stabler and a SWAT team then enter the home of the female pimp where Cosgrove gets charged at by a woman with a knife. Cosgrove disarms the woman and arrests her. (OC: “Gimme Shelter”)

After Stabler informed Benson about the case at the courthouse, Benson and Stabler discuss their case before Benson notes that Stabler is wearing his wedding ring again. Stabler tells Benson that he saw Kathy in the interrogation room and he is not losing his mind. Benson encourages Stabler to deal with his trauma before they decide to meet with Suarez. Benson and Stabler then visit Suarez where they toss his cell before hiding a hidden phone which Suarez refuses to know about. Benson and Stabler then go to see Papa where Stabler confronts Papa and attacks him but Benson tells Stabler to leave him alone. Benson tells Stabler to protect the case and not her. Later, after McCrary informs Stabler about the judge being shot dead, Benson arrives at the scene where she reunites with Rollins. Stabler asks Benson if Rollins can help with the case. Benson tells Rollins that she is happy to see her but it becomes awkward. Stabler tells Benson that Rollins had worked up a psych profile and Rollins gives Benson and Stabler the profile. (OC: "Shadowërk")

Whilst investigating the case, Benson and Stabler talk to Jason who claims that he heard from someone on a burner phone. Benson and Stabler then get taken off the case by the feds due to the threats against them. Benson and Stabler ignore her and question someone who has access to the computers. A few moments later, Benson, Stabler and the feds go out to eat together where Benson keeps talking about the mac and cheese. Stabler then comments that it's nice to see Benson embracing normalcy. Meanwhile, Kyle gasses up a bunch of feds in a car and goes into the diner where Benson and Stabler are eating and gasses the diner up. A shooter then starts shooting before Benson gets shot in the hip. Stabler then helps Benson get out of the diner after the shooting. Stabler ,so worried, has Benson taken to urgent care while the shooter gets arrested. At the hospital, Stabler gets informed that Benson can't do any physical activity for two weeks and she asks Stabler to help her up. Benson then asks Stabler about his condition where Stabler tells Benson that he couldn't see anything and heard that shot and thought he had lost her. Stabler then gets a call that Linda had given Kyle up. Later, after Whelan gets shot, McGrath watches as Kyle gets arrested and Stabler glares at him. Stabler then gets informed that Whelan had died in the hospital. Before Whelan's funeral, Benson gets released from the hospital and goes back to worse. Stabler then visits Benson at the precinct after her release. Benson tells Stabler that she's sorry about Whelan. Stabler tells Benson that Whelan's death made him realise how special life is. Stabler then gives Benson a gift and claims that he will be gone for a while to work on a case. Stabler then tells Benson that he wants her to open the box from the McCann's first. Benson tells Stabler that if he opens it, he will keep it. Stabler opens the gift and finds a decal. Stabler tells Benson that he will treasure it before Benson opens her present which is a necklace with a compass. Benson asks Stabler if it is meant to lead her somewhere. Stabler tells Benson that it will lead her to happiness. (OC: "With Many Names")

### On L&O

Benson informs Maroun that Nicole is in a safehouse until someone can take her in. Benson tells Maroun that Nicole has no family and that her mother died of COVID-19 two years ago and that living with an aunt or foster family didn't work so she escaped. Maroun becomes shocked and Benson tells her that they need to protect Nicole because nobody has before. Maroun tells Benson that they need Nicole to testify but she will do her best to protect Nicole on the stand but can't promise anything. After Rollins gets shot while trying to protect Nicole, Benson comes running to the scene. A cop tells Benson what happened with Rollins and hopes that he did a good thing. Benson attempts to talk to Nicole but Carisi approaches Benson with tears in his eyes. Carisi becomes worried about Rollins but Benson tells Carisi that Rollins is strong and if anyone can survive a gunshot wound, it's her. Later, Benson interrupts Nicole's conversation with Cosgrove and Nicole runs towards Benson and hugs her. Benson assured Nicole that Rollins was going to be fine. At the precinct, Price approaches Benson. Benson tells Price about Rollins' and Nicole's state. Benson tells Price that Nicole has been through a lot and it's too risky for Nicole to testify. Price then asks Benson to help him. Benson then tells Nicole that her aunt isn't doing well and can't take her in so they need to find her a safe place to live. Benson tells Nicole that they need to talk about the case but doesn't blame Nicole if she doesn't want to. When Price comes to see Benson, Benson informs Price that Nicole was in Toronto and she found a relative that would take her in. Price becomes angry that Rublev would walk free but Benson cares more about Nicole having a normal life. (L&O: "Gimme Shelter")

## Officer-Involved Shootings

* Roger Silver
* Eric Plummer
* Gordon Rickett
* Miles Sennet
* Tom Cole
* Robert Paul Byers
* Albert Diaz
* Tracy Horner

## Appearances

* Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
	+ Season 1: "Payback" • "A Single Life" • "...Or Just Look Like One" • "Hysteria" • "Wanderlust" • "Sophomore Jinx" • "Uncivilized" • "Stalked" •"Stocks & Bondage" • "Closure (Part I)" • "Bad Blood" • "Russian Love Poem" • "Disrobed" • "Limitations" • "Entitled" • "The Third Guy" • "Misleader" • "Chat Room" • "Contact" • "Remorse" • "Nocturne" • "Slaves"
	+ Season 2: "Wrong Is Right" • "Honor" • "Closure (Part II)" • "Legacy" • "Baby Killer" • "Noncompliance" • "Asunder" • "Taken" • "Pixies" • "Consent" • "Abuse" • "Secrets" • "Victims" • "Paranoia" • "Countdown" • "Runaway" • "Folly" • "Manhunt" • "Parasites" • "Pique" • "Scourge"
	+ Season 3: "Repression" • "Wrath" • "Stolen" • "Rooftop" • "Tangled" • "Redemption" • "Sacrifice" • "Inheritance" • "Care" • "Ridicule" • "Monogamy" • "Protection" • "Prodigy" • "Counterfeit" • "Execution" • "Popular" • "Surveillance" • "Guilt" • "Justice" • "Greed" • "Denial" • "Competence" • "Silence"
	+ Season 4: "Chameleon" • "Deception" • "Vulnerable" • "Lust" • "Disappearing Acts" • "Angels" • "Dolls" • "Waste" • "Juvenile" • "Resilience" • "Damaged" • "Risk" • "Rotten" • "Mercy" • "Pandora" • "Tortured" • "Privilege" • "Desperate" • "Appearances" • "Dominance" • "Fallacy" • "Futility" • "Grief" • "Perfect" • "Soulless"
	+ Season 5: "Tragedy" • "Manic" • "Mother" • "Loss" • "Serendipity" • "Coerced" • "Choice" • "Abomination" • "Control" • "Shaken" • "Escape" • "Brotherhood" • "Hate" • "Ritual" • "Families" • "Home" • "Mean" • "Careless" • "Sick" • "Lowdown" • "Criminal" • "Painless" • "Bound" • "Poison" • "Head"
	+ Season 6: "Birthright" • "Debt" • "Obscene" • "Scavenger" • "Outcry" • "Conscience" • "Charisma" • "Doubt" • "Weak" • "Haunted" • "Contagious" • "Identity" • "Quarry" • "Game" • "Hooked" • "Ghost" • "Rage" • "Pure" • "Intoxicated" • "Night" • "Blood" • "Goliath"
	+ Season 7: "Demons" • "Design" • "911" • "Ripped" • "Strain" • "Raw" • "Starved" • "Rockabye" • "Storm" • "Alien" • "Infected" • "Blast" • "Taboo" • "Manipulated" • "Gone" • "Class" • "Venom" • "Fault" • "Fat" • "Web" • "Influence"
	+ Season 8: "Informed" • "Infiltrated" • "Underbelly" • "Choreographed" • "Scheherazade" • "Burned" • "Outsider" • "Loophole" • "Dependent" • "Haystack" • "Philadelphia" • "Sin" • "Responsible" • "Florida" • "Annihilated" • "Pretend" • "Screwed"
	+ Season 9: "Alternate" • "Avatar" • "Impulsive" • "Savant" • "Harm" • "Svengali" • "Blinded" • "Fight" • "Paternity" • "Snitch" • "Streetwise" • "Signature" • "Unorthodox" • "Inconceivable" • "Undercover" • "Closet" • "Authority" • "Trade" • "Cold"
	+ Season 10: "Trials" • "Confession" • "Swing" • "Lunacy" • "Retro" • "Babes" • "Wildlife" • "Persona" • "PTSD" • "Smut" • "Stranger" • "Hothouse" • "Snatched" • "Transitions" • "Lead" • "Ballerina" • "Hell" • "Selfish" • "Crush" • "Liberties" • "Zebras"
	+ Season 11: "Unstable" • "Sugar" • "Solitary" • "Hammered" • "Hardwired" • "Spooked" • "Users" • "Turmoil" • "Perverted" • "Anchor" • "Quickie" • "Shadow" • "P.C." • "Savior" • "Confidential" • "Witness" • "Disabled" • "Bedtime" • "Conned" • "Beef" • "Torch" • "Ace" • "Wannabe" • "Shattered"
	+ Season 12: "Locum" • "Bullseye" • "Behave" • "Merchandise" • "Wet" • "Branded" • "Trophy" • "Penetration" • "Gray" • "Rescue" • "Pop" • "Possessed" • "Mask" • "Dirty" • "Flight" • "Spectacle" • "Pursuit" • "Bully" • "Bombshell" • "Totem" • "Bang" • "Delinquent" • "Smoked"
	+ Season 13: "Scorched Earth" • "Personal Fouls" • "Blood Brothers" • "Double Strands" • "Missing Pieces" • "True Believers" • "Russian Brides" • "Educated Guess" • "Lost Traveler" • "Spiraling Down" • "Theatre Tricks" • "Official Story" • "Father's Shadow" • "Home Invasions" • "Hunting Ground" • "Child's Welfare" • "Justice Denied" • "Valentine's Day" • "Street Revenge" • "Father Dearest" • "Learning Curve" • "Strange Beauty" • "Rhodium Nights"
	+ Season 14: "Lost Reputation" • "Above Suspicion" • "Twenty-Five Acts" • "Acceptable Loss" • "Manhattan Vigil" • "Friending Emily" • "Vanity's Bonfire" • "Lessons Learned" • "Dreams Deferred" • "Presumed Guilty" • "Beautiful Frame" • "Criminal Hatred" • "Monster's Legacy" • "Secrets Exhumed" • "Deadly Ambition" • "Funny Valentine" • "Undercover Blue" • "Legitimate Rape" • "Born Psychopath" • "Girl Dishonored" • "Traumatic Wound" • "Poisoned Motive" • "Brief Interlude" • "Her Negotiation"
	+ Season 15: "Surrender Benson" • "Imprisoned Lives" • "American Tragedy" • "Internal Affairs" • "Wonderland Story" • "October Surprise" • "Dissonant Voices" • "Military Justice" • "Rapist Anonymous" • "Psycho/Therapist" • "Amaro's One-Eighty" • "Jersey Breakdown" • "Betrayal's Climax" • "Wednesday's Child" • "Comic Perversion" • "Gridiron Soldier" • "Gambler's Fallacy" • "Criminal Stories" • "Downloaded Child" • "Beast's Obsession" • "Post-Mortem Blues" • "Reasonable Doubt" • "Thought Criminal" • "Spring Awakening"
	+ Season 16: "Girls Disappeared" • "American Disgrace" • "Producer's Backend" • "Holden's Manifesto" • "Pornstar's Requiem" • "Glasgowman's Wrath" • "Chicago Crossover" • "Spousal Privilege" • "Pattern Seventeen" • "Forgiving Rollins" • "Agent Provocateur" • "Padre Sandunguero" • "Decaying Morality" • "Intimidation Game" • "Undercover Mother" • "December Solstice" • "Parole Violations" • "Devastating Story" • "Granting Immunity" • "Daydream Believer" • "Perverted Justice" • "Parents' Nightmare" • "Surrendering Noah"
	+ Season 17: "Devil's Dissections" • "Criminal Pathology" • "Transgender Bridge" • "Institutional Fail" • "Community Policing" • "Maternal Instincts" • "Patrimonial Burden" • "Melancholy Pursuit" • "Depravity Standard" • "Catfishing Teacher" • "Townhouse Incident" • "A Misunderstanding" • "Forty-One Witnesses" • "Nationwide Manhunt" • "Collateral Damages" • "Star-Struck Victims" • "Manhattan Transfer" • "Unholiest Alliance" • "Sheltered Outcasts" • "Fashionable Crimes" • "Assaulting Reality" • "Intersecting Lives" • "Heartfelt Passages"
	+ Season 18: "Terrorized" • "Making a Rapist" • "Imposter" • "Heightened Emotions" • "Rape Interrupted" • "Broken Rhymes" • "Next Chapter" • "Chasing Theo" • "Decline and Fall" • "Motherly Love" • "Great Expectations" • "No Surrender" • "Genes" • "Net Worth" • "Know It All" • "The Newsroom" • "Real Fake News" • "Spellbound" • "Conversion" • "American Dream" • "Sanctuary"
	+ Season 19: "Gone Fishin'" • "Mood" • "Contrapasso" • "No Good Reason" • "Complicated" • "Unintended Consequences" • "Something Happened" • "Intent" • "Gone Baby Gone" • "Pathological" • "Flight Risk" • "Info Wars" • "The Undiscovered Country" • "Chasing Demons" • "In Loco Parentis" • "Dare" • "Send In The Clowns" • "Service" • "Sunk Cost Fallacy" • "The Book of Esther" • "Guardian" • "Mama" • "Remember Me" • "Remember Me Too"
	+ Season 20: "Man Up" • "Man Down" • "Zero Tolerance" • "Revenge" • "Accredo" • "Exile" • "Caretaker" • "Hell's Kitchen" • "Mea Culpa" • "Alta Kockers" • "Plastic" • "Dear Ben" • "A Story of More Woe" • "Part 33" • "Brothel" • "Facing Demons" • "Missing" • "Blackout" • "Dearly Beloved" • "The Good Girl" • "Exchange" • "Diss" • "Assumptions" • "End Game"
	+ Season 21: "I'm Going To Make You a Star" • "The Darkest Journey Home" • "Down Low In Hell's Kitchen" • "The Burden Of Our Choices" • "At Midnight In Manhattan" • "Murdered at a Bad Address" • "Counselor, It's Chinatown" • "We Dream Of Machine Elves" • "Can't Be Held Accountable" • "Must Be Held Accountable" • "She Paints For Vengeance" • "The Longest Night Of Rain" • "Redemption In Her Corner" • "I Deserve Some Loving Too" • "Swimming With The Sharks" • "Eternal Relief From Pain" • "Dance, Lies and Video Tape" • "Garland's Baptism By Fire" • "Solving For The Unknowns" • "The Things We Have To Lose"
	+ Season 22: "Guardians and Gladiators" • "Ballad Of Dwight and Irena" • "Remember Me In Quarantine" • "Sightless in a Savage Land" • "Turn Me On Take Me Private" • "The Long Arm Of The Witness" • "Hunt, Trap, Rape and Release" • "The Only Way Out Is Through" • "Return Of The Prodigal Son" • "Welcome To The Pedo Motel" • "Our Words Will Not Be Heard" • "In The Year We All Fell Down" • "Trick-Rolled At The Moulin'" • "Post-Graduate Psychopath" • "What Can Happen In The Dark" • "Wolves In Sheep's Clothing"
	+ Season 23: "And The Empire Strikes Back" • "Never Turn Your Back On Them" • "I Thought You Were On My Side" • "One More Tale of Two Victims" • "Fast Times @ TheWheelHouse" • "The Five Hundredth Episode" • "They'd Already Disappeared" • "Nightmares In Drill City" • "People Vs Richard Wheatley" • "Silent Night, Hateful Night" • "Burning With Rage Forever" • "Tommy Baker's Hardest Fight" • "If I Knew Then What I Know Now" • "Video Killed The Radio Star" • "Promising Young Gentlemen" • "Sorry If It Got Weird For You" • "Once Upon A Time In El Barrio" • "Eighteen Wheels A Predator" • "Tangled Strands Of Justice" • "Did You Believe In Miracles?" • "Confess Your Sins To Be Free" • "A Final Call At Forlini's Bar"
	+ Season 24: "Gimme Shelter" • "The One You Feed" • "Mirror Effect" • "The Steps We Cannot Take" • "Breakwater" • "Controlled Burn" • "Dead Ball" • "A Better Person" • "And A Trauma In A Pear Tree" • "Jumped In" • "Soldier Up" • "Blood Out" • "Intersection" • "Dutch Tears" • "King Of The Moon" • "The Presence of Absence" • "Lime Chaser" • "Bubble Wrap" • "Bend The Law" • "Debatable" • "Bad Things" • "All Pain Is One Malady"
	+ Season 25: "Tunnel Blind" • "Truth Embargo" • "The Punch List" • “Duty To Report”
* Law & Order: Organized Crime
	+ Season 1: "What Happens in Puglia" • "Not Your Father's Organized Crime" • "The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of" • "An Inferior Product" • "Forget It Jake; It's Chinatown"
	+ Season 2: "The Outlaw Eddie Wagner" • "The Good, The Bad and The Lovely" • "The Christmas Episode" • "Takeover" • "Lost One"
	+ Season 3: "Gimme Shelter" • "Shadowërk" • "With Many Names"
* Law & Order:
	+ Season 10: "Entitled" • "Fools For Love"
	+ Season 16: "Flaw"
	+ Season 21: "Black and Blue"
	+ Season 22: "Gimme Shelter"
* Law & Order: Trial By Jury:
	+ Season 1: "Day"
* Chicago P.D.
	+ Season 2: "They'll Have to Go Through Me" • "The Number Of Rats"
	+ Season 3: "The Song of Gregory Williams Yates"
* Chicago Fire:
	+ Season 3: "We Called Her Jelly Bean"