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 college girl who is raped during a fraternity party, but who can't remember what happened. The medical investigation reveals a date rape drug in her system, which leaves the detectives with several 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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