Consent
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| "Consent" | ||
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| ← | SVU, Episode 2.10 | → |
| Production number: E1419 First aired: 19 January 2001 | ||
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| Written By Jeff Eckerle Directed By James Quinn | ||
Benson and Stabler investigate the case of a college girl who is raped during a fraternity party, and has the rape drug GHB in her system.
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[edit] Plot
Benson and Stabler investigate the case of a young college girl, Kelly D'Leah who was raped, but can't remember anything about the incident. It is soon discovered that Kelly was drugged with GHB, leaving the detectives with many suspects and accomplices.
[edit] Cast
[edit] Main cast
- Christopher Meloni as Detective Elliot Stabler
- Mariska Hargitay as Detective Olivia Benson
- Richard Belzer as Detective John Munch
- Stephanie March as A.D.A. Alexandra Cabot
- Ice-T as Detective Odafin Tutuola
- Dann Florek as Captain Donald Cragen
[edit] Guest cast
- Tammy Blanchard as Kelly D'Leah
- Chris Beetem as Joe Templeton Jr.
- Marika Dominczyk as Tess Michner
- Michelle Monaghan as Dana Kimble
- Robin Paul as Jodie Tomlinson
- Matt Kautz as Hank Ludlow
- Elizabeth Hendrickson as Mindy Schumacher
- Lee Brock as Geraldine Richter
- Zak Orth as Wally Parkers
- Michael Hobbs as Joe Templeton Sr.
- Craig Wroe as James Woodrow
- Alton Fitzgerald White as Nick Monroe
- Richard Topol as Harry the Vagrant
- Mary B. McCann as Attorney Wilkerson
- Brian Keane as Dr. Peters
- David S. Jung as Chemist Lockhart
- Pilar Witherspoon as Officer Owens
- Joe Gonzalez as Matt Stein
- Welly Yang as CSU Technician Georgie
- Mark La Mura as Templeton's attorney
- Emily Loesser as Nurse
- Jen Drohan as Female jogger
- Kevin Thomas Conroy as Male jogger
[edit] References
References
[edit] Quotes
"Want some syrup with those flapjacks there, slappy?"
- - John Munch helps the homeless.
"You sons of bitches. You said I wouldn't have to take a needle."
"Yeah, well, we lied."
- - Harry and John Munch
"I never took those pills the doctor gave me. God, what if I'm pregnant?"
"I'm probably not the best person to ask."
- - Kelly D'Leah and Olivia Benson
"Only one reason to give someone the date-rape drug."
- - Donald Cragen
"A lapdance is a pretty strong signal."
- - Fin Tutuola
[edit] Background information and notes
- The drug used in this episode, GHB, is also used in the Law & Order episode "Fools For Love". In that episode one of the victim's deaths is attributed to choking on vomit from a GHB overdose administered by her rapist/killer.
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