But as the team waited for help for Jamie, Kyle tried to take his own life with a sword after being cornered by Sergeant Ayanna Bell. When Kyle emerged he began firing on the group, with Detective Jamie Whelan (Brent Antonello) being shot in the neck.Īfter being shot, Jamie said he couldn't feel his legs, while Detective Bobby Reyes ( Rick Gonzalez) called for a medic. The episodes saw the team pursue Kyle in a wooded area where he was watching all of them.

Of course, based on the promo, I should also be worried about what’s on the way for Benson in particular.Related: Law & Order star reveals why he left after just one season

Benson and Stabler making progress in the same crossover that had me flashing back to their classic interactions? Of course I’m hyped for what comes next! According to him, it just was “not the right moment,” and she didn’t contradict him. Sure, SVU's 'Bad Things' saw her brushing that interaction aside as a “bad time” for her and claimed that she knew he was just trying to make her feel safe, but his noncommittal reaction (other than to keep smiling at her) struck me more as letting her get away with it for the time being rather than agreeing with her about why he made a move when he did. Honestly, if not for the mention of Noah, that sequence could have been straight out of Seasons 1-12!Īll of this while they were back in sync and investigating, and it felt like Organized Crime had finally found a combination of what made old school Benson and Stabler so great without overlooking their more recent baggage or ignoring what happened the last time they saw each other and Stabler made a move. He went into Benson protective mode – which for past, present, and probably future Elliot Stabler means violent mode – and shoved Papa up against a shelf in prison, forcing Benson to step between them and stop him from crossing a line even more than he already had. In all seriousness, we then saw Stabler meeting Oscar Papa and doing what Benson probably expected after she kept him out of the BX9 situation earlier this season, back when it seemed like SVU and OC were not on the same page. Their dynamic of course hasn’t been the same since his return to launch the OC spinoff, however, due to the significant issue of him ghosting her for a decade, followed by the fiasco with The Letter. (I say that Benson still deserves a thorough apology for both!) The two characters formed an iconic partnership over twelve years of SVU and were so close that some longtime fans have been rooting for romance since Season 1 back in 1999. Given that Benson and Stabler hadn’t teamed up for a case since the three-show crossover back in the fall, hopes were high… and the crossover delivered some old school Benson/Stabler that has me hyped for the upcoming finales.

Although Christopher Meloni appeared in the last couple minutes of SVU's episode on May 11, it was the subsequent Organized Crime episode that really brought the two shows together to start the crossover with Mariska Hargitay in the mix. Law & Order: Organized Crime and Law & Order: SVU are ending their respective seasons with an unprecedented crossover event that not only spans across both shows, but across two weeks.

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