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Mariska Hargitay | ... | ||
Danny Pino | ... | ||
Kelli Giddish | ... | ||
Richard Belzer | ... |
John Munch
(credit only)
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Ice-T | ... |
Odafin Tutuola
(as Ice T)
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Dann Florek | ... | ||
David Eigenberg | ... |
Dr. Hal Brightman
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Patrick Fischler | ... |
Dr. Gene Brightman
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Britt Lower | ... |
Jess Hardwick
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Myk Watford | ... |
Captain Sam Reynolds
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Bridget Barkan | ... |
Lisa Everly
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Ilana Levine | ... |
Shelly Raedo
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Tony Campisi | ... | |
Constantine Maroulis | ... |
Seth Moretz
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Tamara Tunie | ... |
The investigation of the homicide of a young woman who recently had her leg amputated sends SVU into the strange culture of body modification.
The SVU squad has investigated many a strange case in its run on television, but this episode has to rank among the truly weird that they have done.
Kelli Giddish witnesses a young girl abducted in a cab and the squad goes on the case. First one of her legs turns up in the Gowanus Canal with an identifying tattoo and later the rest of her. In between that the squad gets into the truly bizarre world of body modification.
I can't think of any one of us who wouldn't if they could modify a piece of our anatomy if they could. But cutting off a perfectly good limb isn't something we run across every day.
The investigation leads to a pair of brothers, a dentist and a psychiatrist who have some real family issues regarding limb amputation. That's all I'm about to say about this weird episode.
One hopes the SVU writers aren't running dry.