Is...is that Donal Logue? It totally is.
I don't notice anything unusual about Rawlins' hair. Amaro is pretty clingy.
Well this is different...
Are there only three detectives and Liv now?
Rawlins (I think it's Rollins, but I like Rawlins more) and Amaro are each kind of a load of trouble.
Fin is a lot less paternalistic than Amaro in his concern for Amanda.
I don't think any of the main squad cops (on any L&O) has ever been dirty. Like, Vic Mackey dirty. This is as close as it gets - nonviolent and under duress.
Sondra has pretty hair.
Amaro is such a concern troll.
Ugh, did they only rape the wife so that SVU would be called and they could get Rawlins on it? Despicable, of course.
Rawlins probably should have identified herself to the wife as a cop when she arrived on the scene, no?
But why would an illegal gambling club bother dabbling in art theft? Unless they're art thieves dabbling in gambling? OH RIGHT! Art History major!
Wasn't that art dealer a rapist professor a number of seasons back?
The closed captions captioned Donal Logue's Irish accented "idiot" as "eejiot"
Nice touch invoking Det. Wheeler, tho.
It would be really ironic for Rawlins to get fired when Amaro never was.
I wonder if this would have been more effective if Rawlins got in with this crowd over the course of a few episodes. They escalated her gambling over a few episodes, sure, but what if her involvement with these guys was more entrenched. It would be a more dramatic arc, I think.
Aww. Too bad Rawlins went off the handle. Why couldn't Amaro get fired instead?
Is she seriously faking her water breaking? And Rawlins fell for it?
Whaaaaaaaat???
Donal Logue is undercover!?!?!?!
Didn't see that coming.
Ohhhhh! She knew the whole time??
Even his accent was fake? Oy. And he refers to himself in the third person.
Oh come on, Fin should know better than to give Rawlins shit for not telling him.
Poor Rawlins.
Don't look so smug, Amaro.
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