Briscoe: "You know Mr. Miller, you look just like this asshole club owner I arrest twice for murder. No offense."
A baby falls to his death after being dangled from a window by his celebrity father. But the investigations uncover other allegations of misconduct.
TVGuide.com reporter Erin Fox joins the panel to talk about original recipe season 13 episode 24 "Smoke."
This episode is based on the many, many scandals surrounding Michael Jackson.
Goren: "I'll sniff out the culprit. No, I mean, literally. I sniff things."
Goren and Eames hunt someone putting cyanide in headache medicine. Is she trying to kill lots of people...or just one in particular? PLUS: a crossover from Briscoe & Green!
Lani Diane Rich, writer and host of the StoryWonk network of podcasts (Dusted, We Used to Be Friends, The Light Bulb) chimes in on Criminal Intent season 1 episode 7 "Poison."
This episode is inspired by the real-life case of Stella Nickel.
Who knew Van Buren even had a gun?
In an episode that feels familiar today, Van Buren kills an unarmed kid during an apparent robbery. Race, gender, loyalty, and politics all complicate the investigation.
Writer and comedienne Sarah Hohman joins the panel to break down Law & Order season 5 ep 6 "Competence."
This episode is based in part on the real life story of Eleanor Bumpers.
Cassidy: "I think I could have a long career at SVU." Stabler: "That's cute."
Benson and Stabler look into the murder of an 8-year-old boy. How far are they willing to go to pin it on the neighborhood sex offender?
Kevin & Rebecca welcome Aussi podcaster Vaya Pashos ("The Neighbuzz podcast") to talk about old school SVU, season 1 episode 7, "Uncivilized."
This episode of SVU takes some inspiration from the infamous Leopold & Loeb case.
Looks like a famous musician got addicted to SVU because it's on the hotel TV in every city he plays in.
Singer/songwriter and L&O addict Mike Doughty joins Kevin & Rebecca to discuss SVU season 8, episode 17, "Sin." It looks like a male prostitute is murdered in a ritualized killing, but the trail leads Stabler & Benson to a charismatic preacher who may be hiding a secret.
This episode is inspired by the sex scandal of preacher Ted Haggard.
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Check out the video for Mike's new single, "I Can't Believe I Found You in That Town" - it's the song you heard at the end of the episode:
Special thanks to Alpha Loft in Portsmouth, N.H., who lent us the space to tape this episode.
"I don't know, Lenny. I told my wife I cheated on her and now she moved out. I just didn't see that coming."
A woman jumps from a crowded bridge. Did she kill herself or was she chased to her death? Also, Rey's wife leaves him (for now.)
On this installment, author and Law & Order savant Brady Carlson joins Kevin and Rebecca as they dig into the classic Mothership episode, season 7 episode 11, "Menace."
This episode is inspired by the real-life case of Delitha Ward.
I am the greatest legal mind of my generation and my legal argument is that I'm not the father because I only got a handy.
The kidnapping of a baby leads the squad into the mystery of who the father is...could he be the politically powerful man hoping to avoid a scandal?
Kevin and Rebecca are joined by podcaster and Television Without Pity founder Sarah D. Bunting as they take on SVU season 14 episode 7, "Vanity's Bonfire."
This episode is inspired by the sex scandal of presidential candidate John Edwards.
"You want me...Jon Cryer...to be on this podcast talking about the 1990 Law & Order my father was on?"
In this episode, we're joined by Jon Cryer, star of "Two and a Half Men," "Pretty in Pink," and the "Undisclosed Addendum" podcast. We'll discuss Law & Order season 1, episodes 15 & 16, "The Torrents of Greed" parts 1 & 2.
Greevey and Logan bust an illegal cigarette ring, but Stone can't nail the mob boss behind it. We'll also hear Jon Cryer's personal connection to the episode.
This episode is inspired by the life of NYC mafia don John Gotti.
"So the someone killed a horse with a wire in its anus and this is going to lead us to a missing heiress?" Oh yeah. This is going to be THAT kind of podcast.
Someone murdered an expensive show horse because he can't jump. Brisoce & Curtis are on the case and soon discover a larger criminal scheme.
In the premier episode of "...These are Their Stories," host Kevin Flynn is joined by true crime author Rebecca Lavoie and special guest, from the "Extra Hot Great" podcast and Previously.tv, Tara Ariano.
This Law & Order episode was inspired by the real-life disappearance of Helen Brach.
