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An evil boss has a fearful filing system, cats feast on humans, a hot dog ingredient attacks. (Repeat).

Evil furniture attacks, a garage sale find turns deadly, plus a crowbar, killer and some chicken. (Repeat).

Police suspect that a junior military officer was raped, and the prime suspects are soldiers from her unit. However, the victim is reluctant to cooperate and her commanding officer attempts to impede the investigation. (Repeat).

Rollins' friend claims she was raped by her lover, but the case is challenging to prove. Things get further complicated when a murder occurs, a love triangle is exposed and Rollins is forced to reveal personal info on the stand. (Repeat).

Benson must face her attacker, William Lewis, in court, and he resorts to legal tricks once again. Consequently, Benson has to reveal some details about the ordeal that she had kept to herself. (Repeat).

Rollins patronizes an illegal gambling club, where she's recognized by one of the staff. She then makes a shady deal with the club's managers, but she doesn't do enough to please them, and before long, her colleagues become aware of the situation. (Repeat).

An aggressive tactic for capturing sex offenders is used by the squad when they go undercover and target a successful photographer who may have taken his fantasies too far. However, no victim is found, making the case challenging. (Repeat).

When the murder of a Marine is connected to a mixed-martial-arts gym, Sam goes undercover as a fighter. Several MMA fighters have cameos, including Dan Henderson, Frank Shamrock, Gilbert Melendez, Josh Thomson, K.J. Noons, and Cung Le. (Repeat).

The murder of a Navy officer is connected to a prominent socialite, and the team investigates with the help of LAPD liaison Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen). (Repeat).

In the 16th-season opener, Benson adjusts to being a foster mom to baby Noah, whose life is in jeopardy after Amaro does some undercover work linked to Noah's deceased biological mother. Meanwhile, a new addition to the squad has a rough start. (Repeat).

A pro basketball player is accused of rape, and then other alleged victims come forward, but Benson and Carisi clash over whether the women's stories are all valid. Meanwhile, the investigation results in Rollins visiting her old precinct in Atlanta, which stirs up memories for her. (Repeat).

A starlet tries to use her charms to get out of an arrest, but Amaro proves unflappable, earning him a spot back on the SVU squad. The same starlet is later charged with statutory rape, prompting a curious Benson to investigate the actress's own past. (Repeat).

Police from Chicago work with the squad to track a child-pornography victim, and together they follow a lead about a live-streamed pornography club. However, the case risks being derailed when tension erupts between Benson and the visiting sergeant. (Repeat).

A teenager claims she was raped in a pizzeria bathroom, but there's little evidence found, so the suspect is released. Not pleased, the teen's emotional father decides to take the law into his own hands. (Repeat).

A woman launches a video game amid death threats in the male-dominated gaming community, and a crime scene unfurls at a big video-game convention when one of her female employees is assaulted. (Repeat).

A mother works as a madam to find her daughter, and this leads her to help an undercover Carisi, who's trying to take down a sex-trafficking ring. Meanwhile, Benson gets some life-changing news. (Repeat).

Carisi's future brother-in-law makes a rape accusation against his female parole officer, forcing Carisi to investigate whether his sister's fiancé is telling the truth or allowing his old bad habits to resurface. (Repeat).

A college student makes a rape accusation in a TV interview, claiming she was gang raped at a fraternity house. Her story casts a national spotlight on sexual assault on college campuses, but her legal case is difficult for Barba to prove. (Repeat).

Fin teams up with an old colleague to track down the proprietor of a pop-up brothel. (Repeat).

The SVU pursues a suspect when a child is discovered in the trunk of an abandoned car. (Repeat).